Jillian Moore

May retail sales data incoming, plus FOMC to release a new dot plot.

After going in reverse for years following its IPO, Morningstar sees Aurora as a prime beneficiary of a coming autonomous long-haul trucking wave.

Marvell and Twilio rose, while fintech companies Coinbase and PayPay fared the worst.

May inflation readings are on deck, plus earnings from Oracle and Adobe.

CoreWeave’s business model is seen having high growth potential, but its leveraged nature comes with added risk.

Economists forecast a broadening of hiring beyond healthcare and education.

Dell and Snowflake are the top performers, while Zscaler and Boston Scientific did the worst.

The May Employment Situation Report is slated for release, and Macy’s and Lululemon will report earnings.

Economists think the Fed could adopt a hawkish stance by the end of the year.

Arm, Birkenstock, and Blackberry rise, while Intuit and electric vehicle manufacturers underperform.

April PCE inflation data is due, and Costco and Salesforce will report earnings.

Energy stocks lead the market in gains, while clothing retailers Birkenstock and Under Armour fall.

Nvidia and several major retailers report earnings. Plus, the April New Residential Construction report is slated for release.

The key question is the degree to which rising energy costs will spill across the economy.

Tech stocks like Datadog, Akamai, and Micron rose, while Optimum and Cogent performed the worst.

April CPI and PPI on deck, plus retail sales.

The best-performing stocks on Morningstar’s coverage list are seeing business and valuations surge.

Analysts expect job gains to come from education and healthcare services.

Five9 and Bloom Energy were among the week’s best stocks, while Roblox and Wingstop posted big losses.

Palantir, CVS, Pfizer, and several energy companies report earnings. Plus, April jobs report slated for release.

Sustainability indexes are keeping pace with the broader market, despite the energy sector’s outperformance.

Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, and Meta will all release quarterly earnings after the bell on Wednesday. Here’s what analysts are looking for.

Arm and AMD were the top-performing stocks.

Earnings reports from mega-cap software, credit card, and automotive companies. Plus the March Personal Income and Outlays report.

Hims & Hers Health, Affirm, and Robinhood were the top-performing stocks.

Tesla, regional banks, and major airlines report earnings. Plus, March retail sales data slated for release.

Nebius and Coreweave were the top-performing stocks.

Big banks, Netflix kick off first quarter earnings, plus the March Producer Price Index report is due to be released.

The oil-price jump comes as tariffs continue to push underlying inflation higher.

With goods prices expected to keep inflation elevated, economists think the central bank will keep interest rates unchanged at its upcoming meeting.