US stocks go into trade after consumer spending in January

On Friday, the main indexes of Wall LL Street were mixed in book trading as investors have avoided big atmosphere after consumers’ costs in January, the world’s largest economy was hanging.

The Commerce Department reports that inflation rose with expectations in the past month. However, consumer costs, which account for more than two -thirds of the economy, have dropped 0.2% after an increase of 0.8% in December.

“We were less expensive than what we were looking for … most of them I thank the cooling economy, which presents a confusion for the Fed in the sense that you still have inflation and you have a economy that adds to you together.” Peter Cardillo, a major market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.

Friday’s report is important for investors who try to consider the central bank’s upcoming policy move, after the policy -partners have reconsidered the Hawkish trend at interest rates. The fear is that the new Donald Trump administration’s policies, especially trade sanctions, can increase domestic inflation.

According to data compiled by LSEG, traders seize the cost of reducing the Fed twice by December, the report had already changed slightly. Investors will evaluate the comments on the next day of Chicago Fed President AUST Stun Gulsbi.

At 10:06 am, Dow Jones increased by Industrial Daygical average 204.26 points or 0.47%to 43,443.76, S&P 500 increased 6.10 points or 0.10%to 5,867.67 and Nasdaq composite 47.51 points, or 0.26%, to 18,490.55.

Economic uncertainty, such as consumer staples and utilities, has increased by about 1% of the better rented sectors. On the flip side, technol .Ge Stocks limited benefits.

The CBOE volatility index, also known as the Fear Gauge of Wall Light Street, touches a one -month high, and was the last at 21.26 points.

Multiple recent reports have placed the main index of Wall L Street on track for monthly reductions, suggesting that tech companies such as Stalling Economy and NVIDIA and Micros .Fft are spending more on artificial-English infrastructure.

Five of the previous six sessions are determined for the decline by the Benchmark S&P 500 Logged and the largest one month after April 2024. Tech-Heavy Nasdaq is up 9% below its all-time high, and has led to a one-month fall since September 2023.

NVIDI dropped 1.9% after the slide 8.5% in the previous session, followed by the chip giant’s expected-trimic gross margin forecasts after shadowing the view of enthusiastic income.

Dell has lost 7.7% as the PC manufacturer predicted its adjusted gross margin rate for FY 2026.

Peer HP Inc. fell 6.6% after missing its quarterly profit forecasts.

Trump’s latest threat to slap on 10% additional duty on imports from China, hit US-listed China stocks like Alibaba and Exing, which is down 2.5% and .5..5%, respectively.

Netapp sank 11.3% after reducing its annual results forecast by data storage firm.

A report said that private equity company psychiatric partners are shutting down to buy pharmacy chain.

NYSE raised the issues leading to decliners by a 1.46 -to -1 ratio, while increasing the advancers reducing issues declining by 1.24 -to -1 on Nasdaq.

The S&P 500 has posted 27 new 52-week heights and 10 new low, while Nasdaq combined records 21 new high and 228 new low.