
Stocks Mixed as Investors Navigate Inflation, Earnings, and Tariffs
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Within sectors, on the Nasdaq, industrials and consumer discretionary stood out as top gainers, while financials, consumer staples, and health care lagged. On the Dow Jones, consumer discretionary and industrials were leaders, with health care and consumer staples underperforming. Johnson and Johnson jumped more than six percent on strong earnings, leading blue chip gainers, joined by Merck and Co, Walt Disney, Apple, and Visa. However, Applied Materials, Morgan Stanley, Lam Research, Micron Technology, and Texas Instruments were among the session’s biggest decliners on the S and P five hundred.
Looking at broader market action, many investors stayed active around names like Johnson and Johnson and Nvidia. Nvidia rallied sharply after confirming it would restart sales of its advanced AI chips to China. The most traded and volatile stocks also included Apple, Tesla, and BlackRock, who all moved on earnings or strategic announcements. The Producer Price Index report came in flat for June, calming some anxieties about inflation and interest rates, while industrial production reported a modest rise of zero point three percent. Consumer sentiment data held steady, confirming that household views remain resilient despite persistent price pressures.
In the futures market after the close, Dow futures indicated slight optimism, up about zero point two percent according to data from TradingView, with the S and P five hundred and Nasdaq futures trading modestly higher as well. For tomorrow, listeners should watch for the Federal Reserve’s Beige Book release, more speeches from Federal Reserve officials, and a batch of housing and industrial data. Major upcoming earnings reports include Netflix and United Airlines, both set to give important signals for technology and travel sectors. The biggest near-term catalysts remain clarity on trade policy, inflation developments, and the Federal Reserve’s next moves regarding interest rates.
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