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S&P 500 Up 1.07%: Key Sectors Power Index to New Peak

The S&P 500 reached a record closing high on Friday as solid profits and an impressive January jobs report increased investor confidence in the economy, despite the Federal Reserve's unlikely decision to drop interest rates anytime soon. U.S. equities closed the week significantly higher.

Tesla Inc. the Biggest Company to Join S&P 500 Index But Sceptics Warn Buyers

Tesla Stock Drops 6.3% Over Premarket Trading After All-Time High

The electric-car maker Tesla Inc. will make its debut into the benchmark S&P 500 index.

Asian stock markets boosted after U.S. jobs report

Asian stock markets traded higher after the US jobs report suggested the likelihood of the Federal Reserve to rise interest rates in next week. Stock benchmark traded higher in Japan, China, South Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, Philippines, and Indonesia.

Wall Street gains propel Asian indices up; China markets reopen on positive note

After a week-long holidays, Shanghai market opened on buying support as the trading volume rose significantly by 34 percent. Over 900 stocks were trading higher on Chinese markets. Barring Nikkei and Hang Seng, all the Asian indices were moving north.

Bearish divergence: Investors advised not to buy on dips

The formation of Bearish Divergence on technicals charts is indicating further fall in the makrets. Technical analysts caution investors not to take positions on dips as market could fall further. Adverse conditions in the global markets are also dampening the investor confidence.

August is over - Worst Month for Dow but decline may continue until September

August was not a good month for the stock market as it experienced declines. Stock Market drops may continue in September.

The US stocks turn attractive on lower PE ratios

After the market downfall, many US stocks turn attractive as they're no more over prices equities. The lower PE ratios make it attractive for investors.

Wall Street clocks biggest 2-session surge since 2008 crisis

The rebound on Wall Street has wiped out half of the losses it suffered during the worst crash ever since 2008 crisis. The market recovery on Wednesday and Thursday helped Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq post gains of over six percent.

A Survivor's Guide to the Market Crash: Don't panic

Analysts advise investors not to worry about ongoing market crash as it's only a correction after recording continuous growth of over 200 percent since economic crisis in 2009. The stock markets fell about 10 percent in the latest market downfall.

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