Tariff and economic concerns thwarted an intraday comeback led by Nvidia, as broad based selling emerged as investors start to question the chance of the 2 year bull market continuing
Stocks were savaged overnight, as President Donald confirmed that tariffs on Mexico and Canada will begin on Tuesday, stoking further jitters about the economy just as data continue to surprise to the downside.
Stocks closed sharply higher Friday following a brief stumble after an explosive meeting between President Donald Trump Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky stoked worries about geopolitical risks. Over the weekend, Trump signed an order to add 5 crypto currencies into the US reserves
Stocks were hit heavily overnight as profit taking swept through the MAG7 as investors grow weary of high valuations and constant uncertainty around Trump policies
US indices gave up early gains as fresh tariff concerns soured investor sentiment just ahead of quarterly earnings from artificial intelligence-darling Nvidia.
Stocks and Treasury yields tumbled on signs of softening U.S. growth and uncertainty over Trump administration policies.
Stocks continued to fall overnight driven by an Nvidia-led decline in fall in tech ahead of earnings from chipmaking giant.
Stocks slumped Friday, ending the week with a loss as soft data flagging worries about the economy triggered a sea of red of across the market.
Stocks fell overnight after disappointing sales outlook from big-box retailer Walmart raised concerns about the consumer and underlying economic strength.
Stocks drifted sideways overnight as the minutes from the Federal Reserve’s January meeting was uneventful, broadly confirming investor expectations for an extended pause on rate cuts.
Stocks squeezed out a record high overnight, marking a positive start to the holiday-shortened week as investors adopted a “wait-and-see” attitude, ahead of the Federal Reserve’s January meeting minutes and upcoming retail earnings reports.
ASX Slips as Property and Energy Stocks Weigh on Market
The S&P/ASX 200 fell 0.5% (42.7 points) to 8,494.40 on Tuesday, driven by declines in property and energy stocks. The Australian dollar eased to US63.44¢ after reaching a two-month high on Monday.
