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0 in Finance and 0 in Crypto last weekStocks Rally as Tech Sector Recovers from Recent Losses
Stocks rebounded on Tuesday, led by a 2% rise in the Nasdaq Composite, as tech giants like Nvidia recovered from significant losses. Lockheed Martin’s shares fell 9.2% after disappointing earnings, while General Motors dropped 8.9% amid tariff concerns, despite an earnings beat. Boeing’s stock gained 1.6% on a positive cash flow outlook, while durable goods orders fell 2.2% in December, with attention now shifting to the Federal Reserve’s upcoming policy announcement.
about Stocks Rally as Tech Sector Recovers from Recent LossesStock Futures Steady After AI Selloff as Earnings and Fed Meeting Approach
Stock futures showed mixed signals as the market steadied after a significant selloff, particularly in tech stocks, following concerns over U.S. AI leadership sparked by Chinese startup DeepSeek. Nvidia and Broadcom rebounded in premarket trading, while investors await earnings reports from major companies and the Federal Reserve’s policy meeting. Bitcoin recovered to around $102,800, and gold futures rose to $2,750 an ounce amid fluctuating market conditions.
about Stock Futures Steady After AI Selloff as Earnings and Fed Meeting ApproachMarket Update Nvidia and Boeing Struggle as GM Reports Strong Earnings
Nvidia’s shares plummeted nearly 17%, marking its worst day since March 2020, with a market cap loss of about $600 billion, the largest single-day drop in U.S. history. Broadcom also fell 17%, losing $200 billion in market value.Boeing reported its sixth consecutive annual loss, nearing $4 billion in Q4, while General Motors exceeded expectations with adjusted earnings of $1.92 per share and $47.7 billion in revenue, forecasting a strong year ahead despite industry challenges. Starbucks is set to report quarterly results, with expectations of a mixed performance as it undergoes a turnaround under new leadership.
about Market Update Nvidia and Boeing Struggle as GM Reports Strong EarningsStock Market Recovers Slightly After Tech Sell-Off and Tariff Concerns
Nasdaq and S&P 500 futures rose slightly after a significant sell-off driven by concerns over Big Tech’s AI investments and renewed tariff threats from President Trump. Nvidia rebounded nearly 3% in pre-market trading after a steep decline, while investors await key earnings reports from major tech companies this week. General Motors reported strong quarterly results, contrasting with Boeing’s substantial annual loss.
about Stock Market Recovers Slightly After Tech Sell-Off and Tariff ConcernsEuropean Markets Decline as Tech Stocks Fall Amid China Competition Concerns
European markets opened lower, with the Stoxx 600 index down 0.69% and tech stocks falling 4% amid concerns over competition from China’s DeepSeek AI model. Ryanair revised its passenger traffic goals due to Boeing delivery delays but reported stronger-than-expected profits for the December quarter. Spot gold rose 1% to $2,781.66 per ounce, nearing its all-time high, driven by political and economic uncertainties.
about European Markets Decline as Tech Stocks Fall Amid China Competition ConcernsStock Futures Dip Ahead of Major Earnings Reports and Fed Meeting
Stock futures dipped ahead of a significant earnings week, with major reports from four of the ‘Magnificent 7’ companies, including Meta, Microsoft, and Tesla. Positive earnings could boost market confidence, while disappointments may impact the broader market, which heavily relies on these tech giants. The Federal Reserve’s January meeting and key inflation data are also on the horizon, as the S&P 500 recently reached new highs, indicating the bull market remains strong.
about Stock Futures Dip Ahead of Major Earnings Reports and Fed MeetingOxford Metrics and Creo Medical Stocks Show Potential for Growth in 2025
Oxford Metrics faced a challenging 2024, with adjusted earnings per share dropping 44% to 5.29p, yet remains profitable with a solid balance sheet and £50.7m in net cash. Despite a 55% decline in share price over five years, the company has a promising outlook for 2025, supported by a diverse market pipeline and forecasts suggesting a return to earnings growth.
about Oxford Metrics and Creo Medical Stocks Show Potential for Growth in 2025Stock Market Update: Futures Dip as Novo Nordisk Surges and Boeing Falls
U.S. stock futures are pointing lower after major indexes approached all-time highs. Novo Nordisk shares surged 14% following positive trial results for its weight-loss drug, while Boeing’s stock slipped over 1% due to a projected wider-than-expected loss. American Express reported Q4 results mostly in line with estimates, and Verizon exceeded expectations with strong subscriber growth.
about Stock Market Update: Futures Dip as Novo Nordisk Surges and Boeing FallsUS Stock Futures Dip as Trump Signals Softer China Tariff Stance
US stock futures dipped slightly as investors awaited more earnings reports and potential policy shifts from President Trump, who indicated a softer approach to China tariffs. The S&P 500 futures fell about 0.2%, while the Dow and Nasdaq futures also showed minor declines. Despite this, optimism remains high following strong earnings and Trump’s calls for interest rate cuts and tax reductions, with major tech companies set to report next week.
about US Stock Futures Dip as Trump Signals Softer China Tariff StanceStock Futures Dip as Major Averages Aim for Second Positive Week
Stock futures dipped slightly after the S&P 500 reached a record closing high, buoyed by President Trump’s call for lower interest rates and oil prices. Major averages are on track for a second consecutive positive week, with the Dow and S&P 500 gaining 2.5% and 2%, respectively. Meanwhile, crude oil is set for its largest weekly decline since November, and several companies, including Boeing and Texas Instruments, reported disappointing earnings, while Twilio’s shares surged on a positive profit forecast.
about Stock Futures Dip as Major Averages Aim for Second Positive WeekStock Market Update Tesla and Apple Decline Amid Trump’s Executive Orders
The stock market saw the Nasdaq Composite rise, while Tesla and Apple faced significant declines, down 3% and 4.26% respectively. The downturn for both companies is attributed to disappointing sales data from China and concerns over potential changes to EV subsidies following recent executive orders from Donald Trump. The Dow Jones led the market, buoyed by strong earnings from 3M and other industrial stocks.
about Stock Market Update Tesla and Apple Decline Amid Trump's Executive Orders