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Dow Jones, S&P, Nasdaq, Wall Street futures, Broadcom, Costco earnings and Lululemon CEO exit shape market moves
U.S. equity futures pointed to a mixed start on Friday, the final session of the trading week. Broadcom (NASDAQ:AVGO) shares slipped in after-hours trading after the chipmaker’s update reignited concerns about the rising cost of artificial intelligence investments.
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Retail investors drive stocks to a pre-Christmas all-time high—and Wall Street sees a moment to sell
Michael Hartnett and his colleagues at Bank of America see it as a sell signal. Their “Bull & Bear Indicator”—a gauge that measures “investor fear and greed” from technical market data such as fund flows—now stands at 7.8, just below the “extreme bullishness” level that suggests it might be a good time to cash out:
(Reuters) -U.S. stock index futures were frozen on Friday after an outage at CME Group brought trading in currencies, commodities and equities futures to a standstill around the world, leaving investors flying blind ahead of a shortened trading session.
Wall Street stocks closed lower on Monday. US stock futures showed little change overnight. Nvidia shares rose after President Donald Trump approved H200 chip sales to China. This deal includes a substantial portion of sales going to the US government.
Dow futures rise on rate-cut hopes as yields fall, tech earnings lift sentiment, and global markets track Wall Street gains.
US stock futures traded mixed on Friday after Wall Street’s rotation from tech into value and cyclical names propelled the Dow and S&P 500 to new records. Wall Street is looking to end the week on a high note,
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Explore the latest updates from Wall Street as investors react to mixed stock indexes and Federal Reserve decisions.
Instead, they will be looking closely for any change in wording or tone in U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s official statement after today’s meeting and tomorrow’s new rate announcement, and in his remarks to the press when he takes questions.