Here are the winners and losers from the first quarter
Last week was the worst for Wall Street this year due to the biggest banking crisis since 2008.
Wall Street has been badly hammered in the bank stock meltdown, leading to risk-off trade and greater the appeal for the lower-risk securities.
The Federal Reserve chief Powell indicated yesterday that the U.S. central bank may hike interest rates farther and faster than previously expected in order to tame inflation as the latest economic data...
Wall Street was downbeat last week due to rising rate worries. A round of upbeat economic data points indicated a longer-than-expected Fed rate hike plan and that too probably at a higher magnitude.
Wall Street was downbeat last week. The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq recorded the worst week since December.
Wall Street was downbeat in December. The month snapped two consecutive months of gains.
Wall Street saw mixed trading last week. Still, some ETFs recorded smart gains last week.
Wall Street was downbeat last week. The S&P 500 (down 2.1%), the Dow Jones (down 1.7%), the Nasdaq Composite (down 2.7%) and the Russell 2000 (down 1.9%) -- all lost last week.
