CNBC Editorial – S&P 500 Hits 3000 For The First Time, But Closes Below

July 10, 2019 Bob Weir Market Insights

Today’s Editorial is about the S&P 500 Index breaking through the 3000 mark based on the Fed Chair hinting at looser monetary policy ahead. The following table shows the biggest gainers since the S&P 500 went through 2000 in mid-2014.

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