Stock futures are little changed after rate cut worries spurred a sell-off: Live updates
Published On Jan 7, 2025, 6:03 PM
U.S. stock futures are generally flat following a day of losses on Wall Street, triggered by inflation concerns stemming from new economic data. Major indices like the S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite, and Dow Jones all ended the previous session down, with tech stocks, particularly Nvidia, experiencing significant declines. The inflation data has raised doubts about the Federal Reserve's ability to cut interest rates in the near term, reflected by high forecast odds for no rate cuts this month. The market views this volatility as a buying opportunity for long-term investors despite expected ups and downs in the coming months.
Stock Forecasts
NVDA
Negative
The pressures from inflation data could continue to impact tech stocks, especially those like Nvidia which have shown vulnerability to market fluctuations. Investors should remain cautious in the near term but consider potential buying opportunities if prices drop further.
SPY
Neutral
General market volatility presents potential buying opportunities, though caution is advised as shifts in policy could create further uncertainties. An ETF focusing on the broader market could be suitable for those looking to capitalize on long-term growth despite short-term instability.
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