Investing.com -- Stocks dropped sharply on Friday as the post-election rally lost steam and concerns over the trajectory of interest rates weighed on investor sentiment.), however, stood out among its fellow “Magnificent Seven” stocks, climbing 3% as part of what’s being referred to as the “Trump Trade.”The major indexes had been riding a postelection rally following Trump’s win, with fresh highs reached earlier in the week. However, that momentum has begun to slow.
If similar expansions are reflected in the Kansas City and Philadelphia Fed surveys on Thursday, the national ISM M-PMI could surpass 50.0 for the first time since before the Fed's rate hikes began. Existing home sales, to be released Thursday, likely remained weak in October, continuing the sector's rolling recession. Housing starts, also due Thursday, were likely held back by hurricane impacts during the month.
The highlight of the week will be Nvidia’s report on Wednesday, widely seen as a key indicator of the ongoing AI boom. It raised its price target from $140 to $170, emphasizing that “any pullback due to high expectations an opportunity.”: “Over the past week we’ve become increasingly convinced the S&P 500 may have already begun to experience another 5-10% drawdown or garden variety pullback.”
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