Stock market today: live updates

Us Stock Futures slipped on Monday evening when the market was waiting for the clarity of President Donald Trump concerning his deployment of the pricing policy.

Future linked to the industrial average Dow Jones dropped by 75 points, or 0.2%. Future S&P 500 And Nasdaq 100 Futres Dipped by 0.3% and 0.4%, respectively.

Monday, the S&P 500 And mouth Dow Gain displayed for the session. The wide market index added 0.55% on Monday, while the DOW at 30 shares jumped 1%. THE Nasdaq Composite Slipped 0.14% for the session.

The actions were shaken in the first quarter of 2025 by showing an uncertainty around the economic rates of the new Trump administration. Not more recently than on Sunday, Trump said that his plan for “reciprocal prices” “would begin with all countries”. Investors hoped for a close approach to direct debit administration.

Traders will probably receive additional information on the situation on Wednesday, April 2 – when many Trump functions should come into force.

The shares ended the first quarter with losses, because the S&P 500 displayed a drop of 4.6% and the NASDAQ fell by more than 10% during the period – the worst quarterly decline for both indices since 2022. However, the future can be brighter, according to Scott Wren, the global S&P 500 strategy at Wells Fargo Fargo Institute.

“We have seen the retest today; we could have a little rebound here. We want to buy while we have a step back,” he said on “Closing Bell: Overrime” of CNBC on Monday. Consider that the large market index at a given time exchanged 10% below its record on Monday, but finally returned to the decline.

“We are expecting an enlargement of income and performance in equity this year,” said Wren. “We do not think it will be another year when you have a handful of stocks leading the charge.”

Tuesday, merchants will ensure that March manufacturing data is ensured alongside professional openings and February construction expenditure reports.