Stock prices pushed higher last week, notching multiple records along the way as employment and inflation data took center stage in anticipation of the Fed’s upcoming meeting.

Stocks pushed higher over the holiday week as investors' hopes for a Fed rate adjustment drove bullish sentiment.

Heightened volatility was on Wall Street’s mind last week, as investors continued to focus on valuations of artificial intelligence (AI) stocks.

Stocks ended mixed after a nail-biting week for investors, who grew anxious over megacap tech valuations and interest rates as the government shutdown came to an end.

Stocks hit a rough patch last week as fresh labor market data, low consumer sentiment, and the ongoing government shutdown unnerved investors.

Stocks rose last week as trade developments, positive Q3 corporate results, and momentum in megacap tech drove another rally, despite some cautious comments from the Fed.

Stocks rose last week thanks to a full slate of upbeat third-quarter corporate results and mild inflation data, which helped soften concerns over trade tensions with China.

Stocks pushed higher last week, buoyed by strong third-quarter results posted by several money center banks.

Stocks fell last week amid concerns about trade with China, following an unsteady rally to record highs over the first half of the week.

Stocks rose last week, looking past the government shutdown and apparently discounting any impact it may have on the economy.

Stocks fell last week, buffeted by concerns about stock price valuations and a possible government shutdown.

Stocks posted solid gains last week, propelled by the Fed’s decision to cut short-term interest rates.

Stocks posted a solid gain last week, riding a rally in megacap tech stocks while overcoming interest rate anxiety, a downward revision to jobs data, and mixed inflation reports.

Stocks were mixed last week despite a powerful Friday rally sparked by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, who opened the door to adjusting short-term interest rates.

Stocks rose last week despite mixed signals on inflation as investors kept one eye on the Fed’s September meeting.

Stocks rebounded last week as investor optimism for a September rate adjustment and strong Q2 corporate results overcame the rollout of fresh tariffs.

Stocks fell last week as investors assessed progress on trade negotiations, new U.S. tariffs, and fresh data on the U.S. economy.

Expectation-beating Q2 results from several companies, trade updates, and investor optimism for more trade agreements pushed market averages to solid gains.

Trade developments and continued momentum pushed all three major averages to modest gains again for a shortened holiday trading week.

Stocks staged a broad-based rally last week on investors’ hopes for a lasting Middle East ceasefire, hitting fresh record highs along the way.