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Yahoo published the lead item on May 31, 2026.
The S&P 500 dividend yield has fallen to 1.08%, a level the index has not seen since the 1800s. For retirees who built their income plan around stock dividends, that number is the financial equivalent of finding out the well in the backyard has gone dry while the water bill keeps climbing. I’ve been writing ... S&P 500 Dividend Yield Hits 1.08%. The Lowest Payout Rate Since the 1800s Is a Retirement Red Flag.
The S&P 500 sees extreme dispersion from a semiconductor rally as single-stock implied volatility spikes. Read the full analysis here.
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S&P 500 hits a record 9-week win streak. Explore stock market updates, sector value pockets & ETF flow trends in tech/renewablesâread now.
Stock market update: S&P 500 rallies 9th week on AI, earnings & ceasefire hopes; REITs mixed, cold storage jumps.
Semiconductor stocks look overbought, while software names like Adobe & Microsoft trade at attractive valuations. Read the full analysis here.
The S&P 500 closed Friday at 7,580.06, finishing up 1.43% on the week and posting its ninth consecutive weekly gain. Read more here.
New orders for manufactured durable goods jumped 7.9% in April to $345.96B, almost twice as much as the projected 4.0% monthly growth. Read more here.
May marks the onset of the 'go away' six-month period for US stocks, when they have historically had weaker-than-average returns. Read more here.
Oil prices stay tight amid US-Iran conflict: crude up 45.8%, SPR down 12.1%, OECD inventories below target to 2027.
FDL offers a 3.87% SEC yield, targeting large-cap, established dividend payers with moderate valuation multiples. Learn more on the FDL ETF here.
Markets are at all-time highs despite unresolved geopolitical risks, especially the Strait of Hormuz closure. Read more on the key warning signs here.
May payrolls forecast: 96K vs downside risk from soft PMIs/Fed surveys.
US economy stays expansionary: profits, spreads and stocks support growth, but rising yields, leverage and commodity spikes signal risks. Click for the full review.
The AI-driven equity rally faces potential risks from cheaper Chinese LLMs and infrastructure constraints. Learn more.
May jobs report preview: expected payroll gains, Fed rate outlook, AI-driven job losses, plus top picks (FDX, XPO, UPS) and weak food stocks. See more here.
Down somewhat from Wednesday's high, the rates market still ended the week pricing 95% probability of a 25 bps Fed rate hike in the next 11 months. Read more here.
Data recently released by the New York Fed shows that 90-day credit card delinquencies for the first quarter of this year rose to just over 13 percent.
Macro Signposts highlights takeaways from the data analysis conducted by our team of economists and other experts. Read more here.
U.S. stocks posted modest gains for the week, extending a strong run amid AI optimism, corporate earnings resilience, and easing geopolitical tensions. Read more here.
A U.S.-Iran agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz appears to be moving closer. Read more here.
Consumer confidence is low, and surveys find that the majority of the US population thinks the economy is getting worse.
Supplyâdriven shocks and AIârelated shifts are changing market relationships, making outcomes depend more on the type of shock than on volatility. Read more here.
The conflict in the Middle East has pushed prices higher this year. The latest data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis suggests the worst of the price hikes may be in the rearview mirror.
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