US equity markets weaker on Wednesday, big tech continuing to hurt indices, with select Consumer names also being sold off. US PPI came in a touch below expectations, which followed a CPI print below expectations the day prior, but tariffs (and the threat of tariffs) were louder and seemed the focus of market moves.
The Dow fell 537 points or -1.30%.
Apple continued its negative trajectory, shares down another -3.36%, extending a string of recent losses on concerns over delayed Siri features...
US equity markets weaker on Wednesday, big tech continuing to hurt indices, with select Consumer names also being sold off. US PPI came in a touch below expectations, which followed a CPI print below expectations the day prior, but tariffs (and the threat of tariffs) were louder and seemed the focus of market moves.
The Dow fell 537 points or -1.30%.
Apple continued its negative trajectory, shares down another -3.36%, extending a string of recent losses on concerns over delayed Siri features and the impact of tariffs. The stock fell for the third-straight session after Apple on Friday reportedly pushed back the launch of certain Apple Intelligence features for Siri until 2026. The stock is -20% off its highs set in late December.
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