Author: super@dmin

The S&P 500 narrowly avoids correction territory several times in January, defined as a 10% or more fall from a record finish. Why a 20% plunge into a bear market for the index isn’t likely without a recession.

Monday’s top personal finance stories

U.S. stock benchmarks on Monday caps topsy-turvy month with a powerful flourish higher that helped to avert the sharpest January decline on record for the Nasdaq Composite Index.

Shares of Netflix Inc. are rocketing toward their best day in more than a year Monday after a pair of analysts say the stock’s selloff had gone too far.

After a tumultuous January for U.S. stocks, analysts at RBC Capital Markets have spotted some ‘good things’ in equities amid investor concern over high valuations and the Federal Reserve’s pivot toward monetary tightening in the face of high inflation.

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The Treasury Department said Monday it expects to borrow $729 billion in the first quarter, which is $254 billion higher than previously estimated.

Some of the largest tech players purchased a record 31.1 GW of renewable energy, a jump of 24% from the previous year’s record.

General Motors Co. is scheduled to report quarterly earnings before the bell Tuesday, with the auto maker’s 2022 guidance front and center for investors.

Amazon is scheduled to report fourth-quarter earnings on Thursday with analysts anticipating news of price hikes for Prime members and others.