CNBC’s Jim Cramer examined Wednesday’s market rally and stressed that it’s important to stay focused on corporate earnings and commentary from management.

Reviewing Tuesday's market-wide decline, CNBC's Jim Cramer attributed much of the pullback to investors' worries about inflation in the run-up to new employment data as well as a lack of faith in the Federal Reserve's decision-making.

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CNBC’s Jim Cramer reviewed Monday’s market action and gave his take on why a large swath of stocks are notching losses.

Jim Cramer, host of Mad Money, recently took a close look at market trends and explained why many stocks are continuing to struggle, specifically in sectors like consumer goods. Cramer pointed out that the ongoing bear market is showing no signs of easing, with stock prices persistently declining day after day.

The world’s second-largest cryptocurrency, ethereum, and XRP, also posted gains this week. Ethereum is currently trading at more than $3,425 at the time of writing. XRP, too, saw a breakout price exceeding $3, allowing it to reach a seven -year high, transforming the token into the world's third -highest valued cryptocurrency.

Salesforce stock won an upgrade to buy from TD Cowen, which pointed to momentum for its new artificial intelligence platform.

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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Thursday mused about how President Joe Biden impacted stocks and reviewed a prevalent question among executives — whether the market performed because or in spite of the administration.

In a Thursday interview with CNBC's Jim Cramer, First Horizon CEO Bryan Jordan said his hopes for interest rate cuts in 2025 are fairly tempered.

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