The US indices that I cover all look somewhat choppy and sideways, perhaps there is a lot of exhaustion out there, as we try to figure out where to go next in these turbulent times.
As the threat of a U.S. trade war with China continues to send markets tumbling, the headlines have been chock-full of stock market lingo. Now, analysts are saying the S&P 500 Index is on the precipice of bear market territory.
Market Domination anchors Julie Hyman and Josh Lipton break down President Trump's tariff pause announcement, which caused markets to surge on April 9, 2025. Other stories include bond markets retreating as rising trade tensions sparked a sell-off, Trump increasing tariffs to 125% on China, plus how tariff uncertainty has posed challenges for CEOs of global companies.
The early hours of Tuesday look as if they are showing a bit of “base building” by US equities traders. At this point in time, the market is probably exhausted from all of the selling.
The stock market sell-off has intensified, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 both down over 10% from their recent highs and the Nasdaq Composite down over 20% as of this writing-- putting the growth-heavy index in a bear market.
Dow Inc. NYSE: DOW, a global leader in the materials science sector, recently took a significant step toward reshaping its long-term energy profile. On Mar. 31, 2025, it formally submitted a construction permit application to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) for an advanced nuclear reactor project.
The CNN Money Fear and Greed index showed further decline in the overall market sentiment, while the index remained in the “Extreme Fear” zone on Friday.
Wall Street's worst crisis since COVID slammed into a higher gear Friday.
Home Depot (HD -0.62%) is one of just 30 components in the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJINDICES: ^DJI). Like the majority of Dow stocks, Home Depot is an industry-leading business that pays a dividend, making it a go-to blue chip stock.
Asking for a Trend head of news, Myles Udland breaks down the market trends for April 4, 2025. Stocks plunge as the Dow falls 2,200 points.
The Nasdaq Composite, meanwhile, entered a new bear market with its latest slide.
Nike and several other apparel-related stocks rebounded on Friday after Thursday's tumble. The post Why Dow Component Nike, Apparel Stocks, Are Rallying After Trump Tariffs Slide appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.