
"S&P 500 Inches Down, Nasdaq Hits Record Amid Solid Earnings and Economic Data"
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The positive market mood this week was underpinned by much-better-than-expected corporate earnings and economic data. PepsiCo shares soared after reporting robust profit growth, while American Express posted stronger-than-expected earnings, although its own shares slipped on concerns about slowing new card growth. Norfolk Southern shares jumped on reports of merger talks with Union Pacific, while Netflix tumbled more than five percent as investors took profits following a year-to-date rally, even though earnings beat expectations.
Sector performance saw financials, consumer staples, and technology stocks leading. Names like Charles Schwab, Regions Financial, and Comerica posted meaningful gains, while energy stocks such as Exxon Mobil and Chevron retreated, driven partly by corporate news surrounding asset sales and mergers. Nine of eleven sectors in the S and P 500 were higher overall according to Nasdaq’s latest summary.
Economic highlights included a June retail sales increase of zero point six percent, easily beating estimates and reflecting continued consumer strength. Initial jobless claims dropped to two hundred twenty one thousand, their lowest since April, adding to confidence in a sturdy labor market. Meanwhile, treasury yields eased after University of Michigan data showed one-year inflation expectations falling to four point four percent.
Pre-market futures ahead of Monday indicated a steady or modestly positive open based on reporting from Finger Lakes One and other sources, with investors focusing on the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting at the end of July and more corporate earnings, particularly in the housing and manufacturing sectors. Key events to watch for next week include existing home sales, releases from durable goods orders, and fresh purchasing manager surveys. With major earnings updates from technology, consumer, and financial firms still to come, and ongoing Fed policy debates, market sentiment may remain data-driven and sensitive to economic surprises.
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