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Stocks Retreat Amid Fed Uncertainty: Investors Brace for Jobs Report

Stocks Retreat Amid Fed Uncertainty: Investors Brace for Jobs Report

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 Listeners, United States stocks retreated today amid uncertainty over Federal Reserve policy after President Trump nominated Kevin Warsh as the next Fed chair, according to the Economic Times. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped one hundred thirty-nine point one six points, or zero point two eight percent, to forty-eight thousand nine hundred thirty-two point four zero United States dollars in early trading, while the S and P five hundred fell zero point two nine percent to six thousand nine hundred forty-nine point zero seven United States dollars, and the Nasdaq Composite declined zero point three five percent to twenty-three thousand six hundred two point eight one United States dollars[4][10]. This followed a mixed close yesterday, with Nasdaq down zero point seven percent to twenty-three thousand six hundred eighty-five point one two United States dollars, S and P five hundred off zero point one percent or nine point zero two points to six thousand nine hundred sixty-nine point zero one United States dollars, and Dow up zero point one percent or fifty-five point nine six points to forty-nine thousand seventy-one point five six United States dollars, as Nasdaq reports[2]. Key drivers included Warsh's hawkish reputation sparking reassessments of rate cuts, boosting the ten-year Treasury yield and United States Dollar Index[4]. Sectors saw Information Technology down one point nine percent, Consumer Discretionary off zero point six percent, and Health Care down zero point three percent, while Real Estate gained one point four percent[2]. Small caps notched a historic fifteen-day winning streak versus the S and P five hundred, per Aptus Capital Advisors[1]. Standouts included Sandisk up twenty point three two percent to six hundred forty-eight point eight eight United States dollars on earnings and memory price hikes, amid broader risk-off sentiment hitting Bitcoin down one point eight five percent to eighty-three thousand thirty-three United States dollars[4]. Producer Price Index rose zero point five percent in December, core up zero point seven percent, and consumer confidence fell sharply to eighty-four point five[3][5]. Pre-market futures point lower, with January jobs report tomorrow eyeing seventy thousand payrolls and four point four percent unemployment[9]. Watch earnings and Fed signals ahead. Thank you for tuning in, listeners—please subscribe. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.

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