Paulo Trevisani

1 week ago | barrons.com | Connor Smith |Kirk Maltais |Paulo Trevisani |George Glover

The stock market pulled back shortly before the Federal Open Market Committee was set to announce its decision to keep interest rates steady. The move lower followed comments about trade talks with China from Trump in the Oval Office. Asked if he was open to pull back tariffs in order to get China to negotiate, Trump said "no." The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 48 points, or 0.1%. The S&P 500 was down 0.4%. The Nasdaq Composite was down 0.9%.

1 week ago | uk.marketscreener.com | Paulo Trevisani

Yale University is set to receive $500 million from a municipal bond sale to finance and refinance campus improvements. The proceeds will fund the acquisition, construction, renovation, and equipping of higher educational facilities, according to a preliminary statement published on MuniOS May 2. The Revenue Bonds, Yale University Issue, are being issued by the State of Connecticut Health and Educational Facilities Authority. Pricing is set for as early as May 8, according to the document.

3 weeks ago | tradingview.com | Paulo Trevisani

LA's Broad Museum to Get $136 Million in Bond Proceeds for ExpansionThe California Infrastructure and Economic Development Bank issued $136.3 million in revenue bonds to fund the expansion of The Broad contemporary art museum in Los Angeles. Proceeds will finance a 50,000-square-foot addition to the museum, increasing gallery space by 70%, according to a statement published Tuesday on MuniOS.

3 weeks ago | barrons.com | Connor Smith |Paulo Trevisani |Callum Keown |Giulia Petroni

Stocks Pare Gains, But the Market Is Still Cruising Keeping up with the stock market’s gains on Wednesday was as easy as one-two-three. The Dow was up 560 points, or 1.4%. The S&P 500 was up 2.1%. The Nasdaq Composite was—you guessed it—up 3.1%. Another encouraging sign is the CBOE Volatility Index was back down 2.2 points to 28.33, putting the market's fear gauge back below a 30 reading. Though it's still elevated, it's well off the levels north of 60 seen earlier this month.

3 weeks ago | tradingview.com | Paulo Trevisani

U.S. Leading Indicators Fell Again in MarchThe outlook for the U.S. economy weakened more than expected and for a fourth consecutive month in March, amid a combination of souring consumer expectations, falling stock markets and softening new orders in manufacturing. The Leading Economic Index, or LEI, published Monday by research group The Conference Board, fell 0.7%, to 100.5, in March, following an upwardly revised 0.2% decline in February.