Wall Street expects earnings, the No. 1 driver of long-term price appreciation, to rise steadily. Analysts see profit going up 14% to $13.39 a share in the fiscal year ending in June, and up 13% to $15.15 in FY 2026. This means the forward price-to-earnings ratio for Microsoft stock is now a hefty 32.7 times expected FY 2025 profits.

There’s a significantly elevated chance that a U.S. recession will begin within the next 12 months. The odds are roughly one in five, in fact, based on the unusually wide spread between the Conference Board’s Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) and the University of Michigan’s Consumer Sentiment Index (UMI).

The breakout zone for Nifty stands at 25,550, above which it could rally to 25,650-25,725. On the flip side, a dismissal of 25,400 could accelerate selling pressure, as per experts

Rivian Automotive ( RIVN 0.38%) is one of the most exciting electric car stocks today. Over the next few years, its growth should explode higher thanks to the introduction of new, lower-priced models. But if you think the market is already pricing in this growth, think again. Rivian stock is far cheaper than you might suspect.

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Nasdaq shows technical momentum, yet valuation concerns persist. Analysts expect steady EPS growth, but fair value is in the mid-$80s. See more on NDAQ stock here.

Last week, markets wrapped up the week on a positive note, even though trading remained largely rangebound. The Nifty settled at 25,461 with a gain of 55.7 points, while the Sensex rose by 193 points to close at 83,

In the broader markets, the Nifty MidCap and Nifty Smallcap slipped 0.32 per cent and 0.3 per cent, respectively.

Oracle shares closed at a record high on Monday after CEO Safra Catz disclosed bullish new developments about the enterprise software giant’s cloud business. Watch these key chart levels.

Indian benchmark indices, the Sensex and Nifty 50, ended lower on Thursday, July 10 again extending its decline for a second consecutive session. The fall was due to investor caution ahead of the Q1 earnings season and uncertainty around a possible US-India trade deal.

The biggest threat to the London Stock Exchange is not the allure of New York but the deep pockets of private equity.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average accelerated its morning gain while other major indexes traded mixed Thursday after the Labor Department's surprise drop in initial jobless claims. NvidiaNVDA, TeslaTSLA and Delta Air LinesDAL were among the early movers on the stock market today.