Stocks are in a downward spiral, facing their worst weekly losing streak in nearly two years. As tech giants falter and inflation rises, concerns grow over the U.S. economy's future. What does this mean for investors?
In late-morning trading, major U.S. stock indexes showed mixed results as investors remain cautious amid ongoing political and economic uncertainty. The Dow and S&P 500 gained slightly, but the Nasdaq slipped. With the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting and ongoing sell-offs, market sentiment is shaky. Tesla and Nvidia face significant losses, while Intel rallies with new leadership.
U.S. equities faced a steep decline on Thursday as uncertainty surrounding trade policies and tariff decisions left investors wary. With the February jobs report looming, concerns about hiring and economic strength intensified, leading to significant drops in key tech stocks.
In a surprising turn, Nvidia and major chip stocks like AMD and Qualcomm saw a decline as the AI trade faltered. Concerns over tariffs and competition from Alibaba loom large, dragging down the tech-heavy Nasdaq.
As the U.S. financial markets face turbulence, experts warn that Trump's financial empire may be in jeopardy. With significant declines in tech stocks and cryptocurrencies, is the bubble about to burst?
Asian equities fell sharply as fears of a global trade war escalate, triggered by President Trump's new tariffs. Technology shares, particularly Nvidia, suffered a major sell-off, impacting market sentiment.
Tech stocks led a market decline as Trump plans to tighten chip controls on China, impacting consumer confidence. Cryptocurrency prices fell amid tariff risks, while US home prices showed solid gains.
Investors brace for market uncertainty as S&P 500 futures remain flat after tech stock slump. Key tech companies drag down major indices, while eyes turn to upcoming earnings and economic data releases.
