Stock Market Today: Dow rises 700 points after key Fed-watched inflation data
US stocks rose on Friday, with the Dow up over 700 points, as investors welcomed new inflation data showing a slower pace of rise and solidifying expectations for interest rate cuts. Recent volatility and losses driven by Big Tech earnings have led to an exodus from megacap stocks and a shift towards small cap stocks.
The surprisingly hot GDP print has eased concerns about softness in the US economy. Bristol Myers Squibb, Colgate-Palmolive, and 3M are expected to report their second quarter updates.
Nvidia shares extended their two-day slump amidst the ongoing selloff in tech stocks. American Airlines shares tumbled after the carrier slashed its 2024 profit forecast.
The market is preparing for the Commerce Department's first estimate of second quarter GDP growth and weekly jobless claims data. Overall, experts warn of a potential stock market crash, but history shows a positive track record for recovery.
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