Stock Market: Will S&P 500 Open Up or Down Today?
Will S&P 500 open higher? Polymarket odds reach 62% as Wall Street awaits FOMC mins, monitors $101 Brent crude, tracks October's win streak.
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Jim Cramer Says ‘Interest Rates Can Fall, Too!!’ as October Fed Hike Odds Fall to 21.6% — Here’s What Traders Are Betting On
Jim Cramer cheers "Interest rates can fall, too!!" as CME FedWatch data shows the odds of an October Fed rate hike dropping to just 22%.
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