Rodrigo Campos, Reuters

Futures down sharply as greater chance of Trump victory seen

By Rodrigo Campos, Reuters | November 9, 2016

Wall St. weighed by Apple but banks shine on

By Rodrigo Campos, Reuters | August 30, 2016

Apple Inc was the largest weight on U.S. stock indexes on Tuesday after antitrust regulators ordered the company to pay about $14.5 billion in back taxes to the Irish government, but gains in bank shares partly offset the decline.

Trump leaves some on Wall Street wary and confused

By Rodrigo Campos, Reuters | July 21, 2016

Donald Trump has said a lot of things that, were he a sitting U.S. president instead of a candidate for the job, could be expected to roil financial markets.

Wall Street sets another record as JPMorgan leads banks higher

By Rodrigo Campos, Reuters | July 14, 2016

Financial stocks led the S&P 500 and the Dow industrials to record highs on Thursday after JPMorgan's strong quarterly results, while upbeat economic data cemented bets that the current rally on Wall Street can chug along.

Wall Street ticks up to extend record streak

By Rodrigo Campos, Reuters | July 13, 2016

S&P 500 brushes record high after blowout jobs report

By Rodrigo Campos, Reuters, Marcus E. Howard, Reuters | July 8, 2016

The benchmark S&P 500 stock index brushed against its record closing high on Friday as Wall Street rallied after a much-larger-than-expected jump in jobs growth confirmed the U.S. economy has regained speed after a first-quarter lull.

Worst day in 10 months as Wall Street reacts to 'Brexit'

By Rodrigo Campos, Reuters | June 24, 2016

Home prices rise at stronger clip in September

By Rodrigo Campos, Reuters | November 24, 2015

No-fear traders jump back in

By Rodrigo Campos, Reuters | August 24, 2015

Investors in U.S. stocks have been arguing that a 10% decline of the S&P 500 was long overdue and a missing link of a healthy market. The benchmark index hasn't had a by-the-book correction in about four years.

Contagion

By Rodrigo Campos, Reuters | June 29, 2015

U.S. stocks added to a global selloff on Monday as markets digested news of capital controls in Greece and the country veered toward a default on its debt, while the euro recouped some of its earlier losses against the dollar.

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