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Nvidia Sparks Nasdaq Selloff
The Nasdaq Composite experienced its biggest one-day drop since August, triggered by a...
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š°Nvidia Sparks Nasdaq Selloff
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The Nasdaq Composite experienced its biggest one-day drop since August, triggered by a sharp decline in Nvidia shares. As we delve into the market's latest movements, all eyes are on the upcoming economic data that could shape the Federal Reserveās next rate decision.
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Tech Sector Drop and Market Sentiment
Nvidiaās Plunge and Tech Sector Impact
Record Decline: The Nasdaq Composite dropped 3.3%, its steepest fall since August, led by Nvidia's over 9% drop.
Market Reaction: Nvidiaās downturn sparked a broader selloff across tech stocks, raising concerns about the sectorās growth prospects.
Nvidia Subpoena: After-hours trading saw Nvidia shares dip further as news broke about a DOJ subpoena, escalating concerns over its market dominance in AI chips.
Market Reactions and Sector Movements
Dow Jones and S&P 500 Losses: The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 1.5%, while the S&P 500 dropped 2.1%, reflecting broad market weakness.
Boeingās Decline: Boeing shares fell over 7% following a downgrade from Wells Fargo, contributing to the industrial sectorās struggles.
Super Microās Resilience: Despite the tech slump, Super Micro Computer edged up 1%, showing strength after addressing concerns about its delayed annual report.
Focus on Labor Market Data
Crucial Week Ahead: Investors are bracing for a slew of labor market reports, including the crucial nonfarm payrolls data on Friday.
Fed Rate Speculation: Weak labor data could prompt the Fed to consider a more significant rate cut, with markets pricing in a 69% chance of a 25-basis point reduction.
Economic Indicators: Manufacturing data has already shown signs of contraction, adding to the uncertainty about the economic outlook.
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Emerging Risks and Sector Shifts
U.S. Steel and Corporate Challenges
Sale Opposition: U.S. Steel shares dropped more than 6% after Vice President Kamala Harris voiced opposition to its potential sale to Japanās Nippon Steel.
Market Implications: The opposition raises questions about the future of U.S. Steel and the broader implications for the domestic steel industry.
Contrarian Indicators Flashing
Indicator Rise: Bank of Americaās Sell Side Indicator, a contrarian sentiment measure, is showing increasing bullishness among Wall Street strategists.
Market Sentiment Shift: The indicatorās rise suggests that market sentiment is becoming more optimistic, though it remains in neutral territory.
Cautious Optimism: This shift comes despite early volatility and reduced risk appetite among investors, indicating a cautious but positive outlook for equities.
Goldās Shining Potential
Gold's Appeal Grows: Amid market volatility, gold continues to attract attention, with Bank of America projecting prices could hit $3,000 per ounce by 2025.
Bullish Outlook: BofAās bullish outlook is based on expectations of increased demand, driven by central bank purchases and potential instability in the U.S. Treasury market.
Safe-Haven Stability: Goldās steady performance amid a stronger dollar and ongoing economic uncertainties highlights its role as a safe-haven asset.
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