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NASDAQ Dives, Dow Escapes with Some Dignity

kaxln by kaxln
May 25, 2022
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The NASDAQ fell on Tuesday as fears from Snap’s bleak warning unfold to different tech names, whereas the Dow Jones Industrial Common rallied into the shut from its lows of the day.

The Dow Jones Industrials moved into the inexperienced 48.38 factors to shut Tuesday at 31,928.62.

The blue-chip inventory index bought a lift from UnitedHealth Group, which jumped 1.1% forward of the shut. Dow elements McDonald’s, Verizon and IBM all added greater than 2%.

The S&P 500 cratered 32.27 factors to three,941.48.

The NASDAQ Composite swooned 270.83 factors, or 2.4%, to 11,264.45.

Shares of tech corporations led the day’s losses as buyers feared a slowdown in digital promoting following a warning from social media firm Snap.

Its shares plummeted 43% after the corporate stated it’s bracing to overlook earnings and income targets within the present quarter and warned of a downturn in hiring. Meta Platforms adopted Snap decrease, falling 7.6%. Google-parent Alphabet dropped 5% and hit a brand new 52-week low.

Amazon additionally fell to a brand new 52-week low, and ended the day down 3.2%. Apple shed 1.9%.

The S&P 500 sits 18.2% from its file after falling greater than 20% from its excessive at one level on Friday. The Dow’s dropping streak is its longest since 1923.

Nordstrom and City Outfitters will report earnings after the bell. Finest Purchase shares initially popped after the corporate reported a blended quarter however ended the day up simply 1.2%.

Treasury costs leaped, decreasing yields to 2.76% from Monday’s 2.86%. Treasury costs and yields transfer in reverse instructions.

Oil costs docked 23 cents to $110.06 U.S. a barrel.

Gold costs gained $17.50 to $1,865.30 U.S. an oz.





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The NASDAQ fell on Tuesday as fears from Snap’s bleak warning unfold to different tech names, whereas the Dow Jones Industrial Common rallied into the shut from its lows of the day.

The Dow Jones Industrials moved into the inexperienced 48.38 factors to shut Tuesday at 31,928.62.

The blue-chip inventory index bought a lift from UnitedHealth Group, which jumped 1.1% forward of the shut. Dow elements McDonald’s, Verizon and IBM all added greater than 2%.

The S&P 500 cratered 32.27 factors to three,941.48.

The NASDAQ Composite swooned 270.83 factors, or 2.4%, to 11,264.45.

Shares of tech corporations led the day’s losses as buyers feared a slowdown in digital promoting following a warning from social media firm Snap.

Its shares plummeted 43% after the corporate stated it’s bracing to overlook earnings and income targets within the present quarter and warned of a downturn in hiring. Meta Platforms adopted Snap decrease, falling 7.6%. Google-parent Alphabet dropped 5% and hit a brand new 52-week low.

Amazon additionally fell to a brand new 52-week low, and ended the day down 3.2%. Apple shed 1.9%.

The S&P 500 sits 18.2% from its file after falling greater than 20% from its excessive at one level on Friday. The Dow’s dropping streak is its longest since 1923.

Nordstrom and City Outfitters will report earnings after the bell. Finest Purchase shares initially popped after the corporate reported a blended quarter however ended the day up simply 1.2%.

Treasury costs leaped, decreasing yields to 2.76% from Monday’s 2.86%. Treasury costs and yields transfer in reverse instructions.

Oil costs docked 23 cents to $110.06 U.S. a barrel.

Gold costs gained $17.50 to $1,865.30 U.S. an oz.

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