US stocks extend losses on increasing growth worries; NLY, AMC decline

Wall Street indices closed lower on Tuesday, September 20, as investors treaded cautiously with a focus on the Fed's two-day meeting that kicked off today.

US stocks closed the session higher on Monday, September 19, ahead of the Federal Reserve's September meeting, which would kick off on Tuesday. The investors would keep a close watch on the meeting.

Wall Street indices ended the week on a low note on Friday, September 16, as the investors remained concerned about the aggressive rate hikes by the central bank at their upcoming meeting.

Wall Street closed lower on Thursday, September 15, after a raft of economic data failed to ease concerns of the traders over the Fed’s aggressive move to fight inflation.

Wall Street rebounded on Wednesday, September 14, after a massive selloff on Tuesday due to the hotter-than-anticipated inflation data. Meanwhile, the indices marked their biggest one-day percentage drop since June 2020.

US stocks drifted on Tuesday, September 13, as hotter-than-expected inflation raised concerns over aggressive monetary plans by the Federal Reserve.

US stocks closed higher on Monday, September 12, as the investors are eagerly waiting for the CPI data that is scheduled to release by the Labor Department on Tuesday.

Wall Street indices closed the week on a positive note on Friday, September 9, after marking three consecutive weeks of losses.

US stocks extended gains on Thursday, September 8, pulled up by the gains in the financials and technology stocks.

US stocks rallied on Wednesday, September 8, as the investors shrugged off the hawkish comments from the Federal Reserve officials and shifted their focus on Jerome Powell's speech of Thursday.