Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq slide as inflation eases, JPMorgan sinks with more bank earnings ahead
View original at finance.yahoo.comStock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq slide as inflation eases, JPMorgan sinks with more bank earnings ahead US stocks fell on Tuesday as a milder inflation reading supported bets on medium-term Fed easing, while JPMorgan (JPM) results kicked off the fourth quarter earnings season with underwhelming results…
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Everyone believes in Fed independence, and anything that chips away at that is probably not a great idea. It will have reverse consequences, raise inflation expectations and probably increase rates over time
80% confidenceGas prices remain seasonally lower, but with oil prices inching higher, the national average could soon see some limited upward movement
80% confidenceMicrosoft will work to make sure towns and cities near data center development sites are not adversely affected by electricity costs
80% confidenceGrowth in premium business and lack of certain headwinds would propel business forward in 2026
80% confidenceJerome Powell is either incompetent or crooked
80% confidenceDOJ probe is political pressure from President Trump
80% confidence
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