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Stock market today: Wall Street extends losses as technology and energy stocks fall
Technology stocks were the biggest weights on the market. Some of the bigger companies in the sector have an outsized impact on the broader market because of their large market values. Nvidia, with ... Read More
Stock market today: Losses for Big Tech companies lead Wall Street lower
The S & P 500 fell 0.6%, weighed down by drops in Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft and Amazon. About 56% of the stocks in the benchmark index finished in the red. Tech sector stocks include many companies ... Read More
Wall Street’s Big Bet on Jumbo Fed Cuts Hangs on Jobs Report
The bold bet from the likes of Citigroup Inc. and JPMorgan Chase & Co. that the Federal Reserve will slash interest rates by a half-percentage-point this month faces its biggest test yet from Friday’s ... Read More
Wall Street extends losses as technology and energy stocks fall
Technology stocks were the biggest weights on the market. Some of the bigger companies in the sector have an outsized impact on the broader market because of their large market values. Nvidia, with ... Read More
Wall Street extends losses as technology, energy stocks fall
Technology stocks were the biggest weights on the market. Some of the bigger companies in the sector have an outsized impact on the broader market because of their large market values. Nvidia, with ... Read More
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