Traders await the October jobs report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Friday, keen for insights that could sway expectations of the Fed's interest-rate decisions.
It has been 27 days since the tragic events of Oct. 7 when the Palestinian terrorist group of Hamas conducted a series of deadly attacks in Israel and abducted 240 hostages who are still held in Gaza, triggering military responses from Tel Aviv’s army.
Here are the most recent developments in this ongoing conflict:
The Fed is unlikely to issue another interest rate hike before the end of 2023, in the view of the vast majority of market participants, but Bank of America has a different expectation.
Investors are widely expecting the Fed to leave interest rates unchanged Wednesday and are instead focusing on the Treasury bond supply, a Wells Fargo strategist says.
The United Nations Security Council is convening Monday to discuss Israel's ground invasion of Gaza, while the World Bank is projecting a substantial increase in oil prices as a result of the conflict.