The stock market news today will be dominated by the second FOMC meeting of 2017.
The Dow is flat in premarket hours as investors largely anticipate the central bank will raise interest rates for the first time since December.
The stock market news today will be dominated by the second FOMC meeting of 2017.
The Dow is flat in premarket hours as investors largely anticipate the central bank will raise interest rates for the first time since December.
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Dow Jones futures are flat as investors eye this week's meeting of the Fed Open Market Committee.
Though the markets have largely priced in an interest rate hike later this week, the Dow is under pressure due to falling oil prices and a slump in energy stocks.
In Dow Jones news, the Dow climbed just 0.01% as investors prepare for the Fed to raise interest rates in March.
The markets are also concerned about the health of retail stores, as Staples announced it plans to close 70 stores in North America.
The Dow Jones futures projected a 24-point decline after the European Central Bank elected to leave interest rates unchanged.
Crude oil prices continued their sharp decline due to fears about increasing supply levels.
In Dow Jones news today, volatile oil prices caused the markets to slump.
Investors are concerned about excessive crude oil production, even though OPEC has agreed to try and rebalance supply and demand.
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Some investors are hopeful for a new company to invest in after Snap Inc. went public on March 2.
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The Facebook stock price is trading near all-time highs.
That's why some investors want to own Snapchat stock, hoping for the same type of gains at a "cheaper" price.
The Dow Jones news today features investors anticipating the next interest rate hike and preparing for a slew of economic data during the second half of the week.
This morning, Automatic Data Processing surprised the markets by reporting the U.S. economy added nearly 298,000 private sector jobs in February, a figure that crushed economists' expectations.
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Augmented reality stocks could start to skyrocket over the next several years.
The AR market is expected to be worth over $80 billion by 2022, an increase of 12,181% from 2015.