
US Markets Tumble as Tech Sell-Off and Job Fears Intensify
U.S. stock indices fell sharply, led by a 2% drop in the NASDAQ, as a tech sector reversal and layoff concerns spooked investors ahead of key jobs data.
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U.S. stock indices fell sharply, led by a 2% drop in the NASDAQ, as a tech sector reversal and layoff concerns spooked investors ahead of key jobs data.

Global markets are reacting to the Federal Reserve's rate cut, stabilizing gold prices, and anticipation around OPEC+ decisions, while geopolitical meetings influence equities and cryptocurrencies.

Major U.S. stock indices, including the Dow Jones, fell from record highs despite positive earnings, while gold, oil, and silver prices also declined.

Oil prices rose over 1.4% as a significant drop in crude inventories at the key Cushing, Oklahoma hub signaled a tightening U.S. physical market.

The S&P 500's seven-day winning streak ended as a rally in artificial intelligence stocks paused, leading to a broader market decline on Tuesday.

US stocks showed mixed performance with the Nasdaq Composite rising as Electronic Arts surged 13.8%. The PCE Price Index met estimates, stabilizing the dollar. Oil prices gained on Russian supply risk

U.S. markets show a cautious tone as tech giants like Nvidia and Oracle lead a sector-wide decline. Crude oil prices also fall on demand concerns.

U.S. stocks fell for a second straight day, with the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all declining as Treasury yields rose and investors awaited key inflation data.

U.S. stock indices, led by a tech rally and a 4% surge in Apple, reached new highs. Meanwhile, commodities diverged, with precious metals gaining on rate cut hopes while oil and natural gas fell on ov