Thursday,
September 26, 2024

Market recap

Dow Jones

18,082.21

+7.68 (+0.04%)

S&P 500

5,722.26

-10.67 (-0.19%)

Nasdaq

41,914.75

-293.47 (-0.70%)

Boeing

$152.22

-$3.59 (-2.30%)

DoorDash

$143.93

+$2.25 (+1.59%)

NVIDIA

$123.51

+$2.64 (+2.18%)

text

Top Story

Eggflation is back

Inflation has cooled substantially in recent months to the great relief of many Americans. But while the pace of price increases has slowed overall, inflation is picking up for certain things.

Read more >>


text

US stocks mostly finished lower on Wednesday

•   The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 pulled back slightly from record highs.

•   NVIDIA shares gained 2.2%, bringing the chipmakerā€™s market cap to more than $3 trillion.

•   The 30-year fixed mortgage rate fell to 6.13%, roughly a two-year low.

Hereā€™s what to be on the lookout for today

•   The final estimate of the U.S. economyā€™s second-quarter growth rate, as well as the weekly update on first-time unemployment claims.

•   In earnings, Accenture, CarMax, and Costco will report.

Why Chinaā€™s massive central bank stimulus matters

The Federal Reserve made big moves last week, announcing the first interest rate cut since the start of the pandemic. This week, it was another central bankā€™s turn to shake things up.

SoFi Head of Investment Strategy Liz Young Thomas looks at the Peopleā€™s Bank of Chinaā€™s latest policy announcements, which are designed to stimulate its struggling economy and stock market. The Shanghai Composite stock index rallied in response.Ā 

But is this weekā€™s action enough to get the worldā€™s second largest economy out of the doldrums?

Read more about it here.


text

Todayā€™s top stories

Major upgrades are coming soon to theaters

Americaā€™s eight largest movie theaters have announced a $2.2 billion theater renovation project.

Read more >>

Need to cut back on your monthly entertainment budget?

Here are 13 ways to save on your streaming services.

Read more >>

Other news that caught our eye

Financial planner tip of the day

"If you have savings that is not currently earmarked for a specific financial goal, take some time to think about what goal youā€™d like to apply it to. A great first saving goal is to have three to six months of living expenses in an emergency fund. After that, it might be good to turn your attention toward retirement savings and investing."

Brian Walsh, CFPĀ® at SoFi

TLS 1.2 Encrypted
Equal Housing Lender