Wall Street Week,” the venerable program that has been around in one form or another since 1970, is moving beyond its usual focus on the ups and downs of the stock market. The program, which was originally produced by Maryland Public Television and hosted by Louis Rukeyser,

There’s still one day left, but the first four days of this week have been fat for Wall Street. A rally that’s already added more than $1.3 trillion to the S&P 500 since Monday powered ahead today, thanks in part to the seeming inevitability of a Federal Reserve rate cut later this month.

Wall Street Week,” which airs on Bloomberg Television, is changing its format. In the current series, anchor David Westin will sit with people in finance and economics to discuss the week’s biggest issues on Wall Street.