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Stock market today: Dow up on GDP; Amgen jumps to new highs, as Abbott gets crushed (live coverage)

The Dow Jones index rose Thursday on surprise GDP data. Nvidia and Tesla rallied in morning trading.
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Intel Bucks Market’s Tumble as Wall Street Warms to Chipmaker

Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) shares climbed more than 3% yesterday even as broader markets plunged after Japan had a weaker than expected 20-year bond market sale. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped almost 900 points,

The Stock Market Usually Falls Hard in Midterm Election Years. Wall Street Says This Will Happen in 2026.

Despite midterm elections in November, Wall Street expects the S&P 500 to deliver double-digit returns over the next year.

'A broadening playbook': Wall Street sees stock market gains beyond tech

Enthusiasm for artificial intelligence's prospects will continue to drive the market higher in 2026. The gains won't be limited to tech stocks, strategists say.
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Here Are Thursday’s Top Wall Street Analyst Research Calls: Alphabet, Callaway Golf, Datadog, Hyatt Hotels, Palantir, Texas Instruments, Verizon, and More

The futures are trading higher this morning, following a solid bounce-back rally across the major indices on Wednesday, after the worst day for stocks since October. Stocks were headed lower at the open,

97% of Wall Street Analysts Say This "Magnificent Seven" Stock Is a Buy: Double Down in 2026?

There is no other stock within the S&P 500 that Wall Street is more bullish on.

Wall Street piles into new trade. Albemarle stock rises after upgrade.

HSBC analyst Ishan Jain raised his call on the mining stock to Buy from Hold. His price target went to $200 from $117.

Wall Street analysts predict stock rally with 9% returns for S&P 500 in 2026. Here’s how to build wealth this year even if the markets don't stay hot

Bloomberg reported in late 2025 that analysts from firms across Wall Street are predicting big things in 2026 — another year of at 9% returns on the S&P 500, with the possibility of double digit returns. This would mark the first time since the 90s dot-com bubble that the S&P would mark four years of double-digit returns (1).
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