Stock futures lower as debt ceiling deal heads for House vote; JOLTS jobs data in focus as Fed rate bets accelerate; JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon urges 'real engagement' between the U.S. and China; HP shares slide as softer PC demand clouds Q2 earnings beat and Salesforce earnings on deck as CEO Marc Benioff sees AI boost.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average took a big hit in the stock market today, at one point falling more than 500 points (more than 1.5%) and hitting a session low of 32,916. Other averages fared worse as the cost of borrowing money jumped again in U.S. financial markets. As the yield on the key Treasury 10-year bond surged 11 basis points to 4.80%, a 16-year high, the Nasdaq composite slumped as much as 2.2%.
The Nasdaq led losses as rising Treasury yields piled on pressure and investors got a reminder not to expect a Fed rate cut anytime soon.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average was lower by 1%, or 370 points. The S&P 500 fell 1.3% at 1:30 p.m. ET in the stock market today. The Nasdaq fell 1.8% after rebounding from August's lows in a four-day rebound.
A day after surging into historic 8% territory, 30-year mortgage rates have plunged, registering their biggest one-day drop in more than 6 months.
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Tesla quietly relaunches a rear-wheel-drive version of its popular Model Y car in the U.S. The car starts at $43,990. It's great for car buyers. Whether or not it's great for investors is tougher to say.
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Tesla introduced a cheaper new version of its popular Model Y SUV just in time to address what some are calling slowing EV sales around the globe.
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The bulls took hold of the stock market narrative at the start of the year, and charged ahead all the way into mid-summer, but since then the bears have been rather noisy. On the back of rising oil prices, fears of interest rates staying high for longer than hoped for, and the possible prospect of a recession still looming, the markets have been shaky and have been handing back prior gains. However, against a backdrop of a ‘Goldilocks economy,’ i.e., “not too hot, not too cold… just right,” bill
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Kevin McCarthy became the first speaker ever to be voted out of the position on Tuesday and lawmakers warned of weeks of chaos ahead.
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The 10-year at 4.801% on Tuesday offered the highest yield since August 2007, a few months before the 2009-09 financial crisis.
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