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Despite widening geopolitical conflict, U.S. stocks have moved relentlessly higher to log multiple records this year.

The bull market in U.S. stocks is about to turn two years old, the latest milestone for a rally that has surpassed the expectations of all but the most bullish investors on Wall Street.

A new report estimates middle-class families would pay an extra $3,370 per year for imported goods.

The U.S. initial public offering market is expected to welcome nine deals this week to raise about $1.4 billion, anchored by kindergarten operator KinderCare Learnings Cos. Inc. and Brazilian company Moove Lubricants Holdings.

Bond traders began the week by continuing to sell U.S. government debt as Friday’s outsized job gains for September continued to sink in and a brighter outlook pushed the benchmark 10-year yield slightly above the level synonymous with a healthy economy.

The stock is on pace for its biggest gain since July 15, the first trading session after an assassination attempt against Donald Trump in Pennsylvania.

Super Micro announced a liquid-cooling offering and said it’s shipping more than 100,000 graphics processing units each quarter.

As the Federal Reserve is expected to further lower its key interest rate after delivering a 50 basis points rate cut last month, it is likely to strengthen the investment case for ether, which has been trailing behind bitcoin so far this year.

Goldman expects corporate profit margins to increase through 2026. These companies’ gross margins have already improved for four straight quarters.

Lucid’s third-quarter vehicle deliveries are up 90% year-over-year.

Last year’s Advancing AI event spurred a major rally in AMD shares. Here’s what investors are looking for at this year’s.

A Melius Research analyst says “you still get some eye rolls when you reiterate this buy,” but the setup for Nvidia shares “is still pretty darn good.”