U.S. stocks faced their worst week of 2025, with the S&P 500 down 1.7% and the Dow and Nasdaq both losing 2.5%, amid concerns over tariffs, inflation, and economic conditions. Nvidia is highlighted as a strong buy ahead of its earnings report, expected to show a 67% increase in EPS and a 72% rise in revenue, while Lowe’s is advised to be avoided due to profitability struggles.
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This week, investors are focused on key earnings reports from Nvidia, Salesforce, Home Depot, and Stellantis, amid concerns over AI spending and a sluggish housing market. The Federal Reserve will closely monitor the Personal Consumption Expenditures price index and other economic indicators, including consumer confidence and GDP revisions, as inflation data remains a critical concern.
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Crypto markets are showing signs of weakness as they begin the week, with total capitalization dropping to $3.33 trillion after a 2.3% decline. Bitcoin fell to just over $96,000, while Ethereum dropped below $2,700, continuing a downtrend since December. Key economic events this week include Federal Reserve speeches and various economic reports, which may influence market sentiment.
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Markets are closed Monday for Presidents Day, with key earnings reports from Walmart, Alibaba, Baidu, Carvana, and Rivian scheduled throughout the week. Investors will also focus on the release of January’s Federal Reserve meeting minutes, housing data, and consumer sentiment indicators. Notable Fed officials are set to speak, providing insights into future monetary policy.
about Market Highlights for the Week: Earnings Reports and Economic DataStock Market Trading Suspended for Jimmy Carter’s Funeral and Economic Updates
Stock markets will halt trading on Thursday in honor of former President Jimmy Carter, who passed away at 100. Known for his humanitarian efforts post-presidency, Carter’s tenure was marked by challenges, including the Iran Hostage Crisis.On Friday, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics will release the Employment Situation report, with expectations of 155K jobs added in December and an unemployment rate steady at 4.2%. This report is crucial for the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy considerations amid ongoing economic concerns.
about Stock Market Trading Suspended for Jimmy Carter's Funeral and Economic UpdatesUS Stock Futures Steady as Investors Await Jobs Data and Fed Minutes
U.S. stock index futures remained steady following a strong week for Wall Street, driven by technology stocks. Investors are anticipating key jobs data and Federal Reserve meeting minutes, with expectations of 154,000 jobs added in December and an unemployment rate steady at 4.2%. Tech stocks rebounded, with notable gains from NVIDIA and Tesla, as analysts predict an 11% return for the S&P 500 in 2025.
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