Merchants work on the ground on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, United States, April 17, 2025.
Brendan McDermid | Reuters
Staff contracts dropped Sunday evening after another week of negative negotiation against Wall Street.
Future S&P 500 drawn 0.5%, while Future Nasdaq-100 fell 0.6%. Future linked to the industrial average Dow Jones also released 186 points, or 0.5%.
The movements intervene after each of the three major averages recorded a third weekly decline in the last four weeks of negotiation. While the S&P 500 Closed the session on Thursday above, the wide market index has always finished the weekly vacation paint weekly week. In addition, the Industrial average Dow Jones And Nasdaq Composite Posted their third consecutive losses session, each ending the week with a decline of more than 2% for the four -day period. The US stock market was closed on Friday on Friday on Friday.
A major sale in shares of Unitedhealth weighed on the Dow Thursday. The action has flowed more than 22% after the insurer reduced its annual forecasts and published disappointing quarterly results.
The market was also under pressure Thursday by a loss of almost 3% Nvidia The shares, which occurred at the top of the drop of almost 7% of the flea manufacturer, the previous session. The darling of artificial intelligence revealed Tuesday that it will record a quarterly load of around 5.5 billion dollars due to the controls concerning the export of its H20 graphic processing units to China and other destinations.
Meanwhile, increased concern surrounding President Donald Trump’s prices continued to weigh on the market. During the weekend, the president of the Federal Reserve of Chicago, Austan Goolsbee, said in an interview with CBS that the prices could lead American economic activity to “fall” by the summer. This follows the president of the FED, Jerome Powell, expressing Wednesday that the president’s samples could present difficulties at the Central Bank in the control of inflation and the identification of economic growth.
While uncertainty persists, some of Wall Street believe that the worst could be finished. In fact, Mike Dickson of Horizon Investments said that “perpetual” oscillations on the market can be less frequent now, even if volatility remains.
“The uncertainty continues to cap the assessments of the stock market markets and to weigh investors until greater clarity emerges,” said the head of research and the quantitative strategies of the company. “Although the tariff situation remains fluid, we think that the daily and weekly oscillations of around 10% on the market in recent weeks are behind us for the moment.”
Investors are considering a week of key gains, because more than 100 S&P 500 companies should arise in the coming days. This includes the names “magnificent seven” Alphabet And Teslaand others like an aerospace giant Boeing.
