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US equity markets climbed on Friday, as the three major averages posted their first weekly gain of the new year.
Major US indexes were little changed at midday on Thursday but closed slightly down, as investors reacted to quarterly reports, while major tech companies gave back some of the previous session’s gains. Dow slipped -68 points or -0.16%, the 30-stock index dragged down by United Health (down -6.04%) and Apple (down -4.04%).…
• US equity markets seesawed between gains and losses on Tuesday as investors digested a surprisingly soft wholesale inflation report and awaited more inflation data on Wednesday. Every number in the PPI report, both headline and core gauge for the monthly and yearly time frame came in softer than expected. This weak appetiser should ease expectations a touch for the main course – the upcoming CPI data for December – released tonight. The Dow up 221 points or 0.52%, the 30-stock index again being led by for a second straight session by non-tech shares, Caterpillar (up 2.5%), and 3M (up 1.94%) leading the charge.…
US equity markets mixed on Monday, The Dow Jones climbing higher, outperforming, while the Nasdaq Composite slipped as traders continued to sell off major tech stocks that have powered the recent bull market. The 30-stock Dow rose 358 points, or 0.86%, as investors rotated into non-tech shares like Caterpillar, JP Morgan, and United Health (up 3.28%, 1.81%, and 3.93% respectively). Meanwhile, the tech-heavy Nasdaq dropped -0.38%, and the S&P500 inched up 0.16%. All three benchmarks are down for the last two weeks, with tech shares causing most of the damage.…
US equity markets down on Friday, with a surge in bond yields after a much hotter-than-expected December jobs report putting prospects for further rate cuts by the Federal Reserve in doubt, The 10-year yield finished up 9.2 basis points to 4.772%, its highest since Nov. 1, 2023. Conversely, the Dow bled -697 points or -1.63%.…
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US equity markets advanced amid light trading volume to conclude a holiday-shortened week, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq snaping five-session losing streaks - Dow rose +340-points or +0.80%, ending a run of four consecutive session declines. Nvidia Corp rallied +4.45% to be the leading performer in the 30-stock index ahead of Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Jensen Huang delivering a keynote speech at the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas tonight AEST which is expected to highlight how Nvidia's semiconductors are powering some of the most advanced products being shown off at the conference. Microsoft Corp (up +1.14%) announced that it would spend US$80B on artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled data centres in fiscal 2025. Apple Inc (down -0.20%) retreated for a fifth straight session, on the cusp of becoming the first company ever to surpass US$4 trillion in market capitalization a week earlier. Apple has kicked off the new year by offering iPhone discounts from 4 January to 7 January in China, according to the company’s website in the country.…
US equity markets rebounded on Friday (20 December) following tame inflation figures, recouping some of the steep losses recorded earlier in the week after the Federal Reserve signalled a potentially smaller reduction in interest rates in 2025 than Fed officials previously projected - Dow rallied +498-points or +1.18%, with Nvidia Corp (up +3.08%) the leading performer in the 30-stock index.…
US equity markets little changed a day after the Federal Reserve that it will deliver fewer rate cuts in 2025 than policymakers had previously anticipated, and with investors eyeing key inflation figures and potential volatility tied to large options expiries tonight AEST - Dow inched +15 or +0.04% higher, snapping a ten session losing streak – the 30-stock indice’s longest losing streak since 1974.…
US equity markets fell sharply after the Federal Reserve cut rates as expected but pumped the brakes on future rate cuts - Dow dropped -1,123-points or -2.58%, logging its tenth consecutive session decline. Amazon.com Inc (down -4.6%), American Express Co (-4.5%) and Goldman Sachs Group Inc (-4.25%) all fell over >4%, with all 30 index components settling in the red with the exception of Unitedhealth Group Inc (+2.92%). Nvidia Corp fell -1.14%, unwinding an earlier rally of ~4.8%% and falling deeper into official correction territory. The stock was buoyed earlier in the session by a report that gave an optimistic outlook about the chipmaker's production, especially of its Blackwell NVL / GB200 system.…
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