U.S. stock futures were lower on Wednesday, while Treasury yields and the dollar were getting higher.
Stocks released only a meager earnings yesterday, but enough to lift the S&P 500 to another record high closure, which brought the benchmark’s 2025 yield to more than 4.2% as investors returned from the president’s day weekend.
Stable corporate revenue, steady fiscal earnings and potential economic growth north of 2% to keep Wall Street bullish momentum on track, even as the so-called grand 7 tech stocks lag behind in the first six weeks of the year Their smaller peers.
However, President Trump’s tariff plan remains a lingering risk to the market, and last night’s comments from his Margrago estate suggest that it shows that the imposition of automobile, semiconductor and drug imports is “a higher 25%” This reminds you that his April 2 deadline for reciprocity responsibilities to U.S. trading partners is in rapid contact.
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After the speech, fiscal yields rose, with the benchmark 10-year notes rising by 5 basis points, and in the 2-year notes traded overnight, the notes rose by 4.566%, higher than 4.302%.
The U.S. dollar index tracked green green after hawkish comments from San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly, which tracked 0.11% on the basket of six global currencies, up 107.177 and entered the New York Fair after hawkish comments from San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly, which tracked 0.11% on the basket of six global currencies, up 107.177, entering the New York Fair .
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Wall Street is considering a relatively heavy meeting, with the January housing starts at 2:00 pm ET as far as the title risk is concerned, and the Fed’s January policy meeting will begin at 2:00 pm ET.
Futures contracts related to the S&P 500 index indicated a 9-point drop at the start of the trading, with the Dow Jones industrial average of 62 points.
Meanwhile, the technology-focused Nasdaq is known as Nvidia’s 27 points ((NVDA) Tesla ((TSLA) and Intel ((INTC) Active in listing transactions.
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In overseas markets, the European Stoxx 600 fell 0.04% in Frankfurt trading at noon, while the UK-tested Test Bank of England saw a 3% inflation rate drop of 3%.
Overnight in Asia, Japan’s Nikkei 225 fell 0.27%, auto stocks fell sharply on Trump’s tariffs, while regional MSCI benchmarks fell 0.11% by 0.11%.
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