Next Week’s US Stock Market Outlook: Healthcare Earnings & Tech Weakness (11.10~11.14, 2025)
Healthcare Earnings & Tech Weakness
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Next Week’s US Stock Market Outlook: Power Demand Surge (11.03~11.07, 2025)
This week saw a slight pullback in major US indices, with the tech-heavy NASDAQ experiencing a more pronounced decline. The Dow Jones Industrial Average showed resilience, highlighting a divergence in market performance. Next week, keep an eye on surging global power demand, Berkshire Hathaway’s recent earnings report, and historical lessons from the 1929 Great Depression….
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Next Week’s US Stock Market Outlook: Inflation Data in Focus (10.27~10.31, 2025)
The US stock market is gearing up for another week of trading, following a week of modest gains across major indices. The S&P 500 (SPY) closed at $677.25 (+0.12%), the NASDAQ (QQQ) at $617.1 (+0.18%), and the Dow Jones (DIA) at $472.21 (+0.47%). Next week, investors will be laser-focused on incoming inflation data and its…
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Next Week’s US Stock Market Outlook: Earnings Season & Rate Expectations (10.27~10.31, 2025)
The US stock market demonstrated positive performance this week, with the SPY, QQQ and DIA showing gains. Looking ahead, the focus shifts to a fresh batch of earnings reports and continued speculation surrounding the Federal Reserve’s next move. Keep an eye on these key areas to navigate the market landscape. Earnings Season Continues Earnings season…
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Next Week’s US Stock Market Outlook: Navigating Market Volatility (10.20~10.24, 2025)
The US stock market faced headwinds this week, with major indices showing declines. Investors are now keenly focused on the week ahead, watching for signals that could indicate the market’s next direction. Several key factors are in play, including earnings reports, Federal Reserve policy updates, and geopolitical developments. How will these elements influence market performance…
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Next Week’s US Stock Market Outlook: Key Watchpoints (09.22~09.26, 2025)
The market showed mixed signals this week, with tech stocks generally outperforming while some sectors lagged
