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This week features a slower data flow but reaches a crescendo Friday when Fed Chair Powell speaks from Jackson Hole. Retailers including Home Depot and Walmart get ready to report.
A hot Producer Price Index (PPI) report yesterday raised new challenges for the Fed as inflation and jobs both seem troubled. Retail sales today spotlight consumer demand.
Wholesale price data and weekly jobless claims kick off the day after fresh new highs Wednesday. Falling Treasury yields have been a tailwind. Cisco earnings topped estimates.
Cisco results due later today and July PPI data early tomorrow are key events ahead. Major indexes hit record highs Tuesday on hopes for rate cuts after a benign CPI report.
Today's July CPI report could show if imported goods saw a blunter tariff impact after signs of that emerged in June. Yields might jump if the data come in hotter than expected.
Last week featured records for the tech-heavy Nasdaq, along with S&P 500 strength. Today's calendar is light, but investors await tomorrow's tariff deadline for China and CPI data.
Wall Street nears the weekend with "buy the dip" still intact but rallies also being sold. Tariff pressure hit many stocks yesterday and yields rose on weak bond auction demand.
Treasury auctions could help set direction for yields and stocks, and tariffs hit imports from dozens of countries. Eli Lilly is a major earnings report to watch this morning.
Three consumer giants report and Fed speakers loom with the S&P 500 down five of six sessions on job and tariff fears. Info tech fell Tuesday and the SPX teeters near key support.
Stocks bounced back on Monday with leadership from mega-cap stocks and some merger and acquisition news. However, a couple secular indicators are flashing warning signs.
New tariffs and missed expectations for the July nonfarm payrolls report, along with lower revisions for May and June, sent stocks Down. However, the coming week is a bit lighter.
Amazon and Apples' results are under scrutiny after a disappointing Thursday on Wall Street. The S&P 500 is on a 3-day losing streak going into today's nonfarm payrolls report.
Data and earnings accelerate today as investors digest better-than-forecast Microsoft and Meta results and the Fed's meeting. Apple and Amazon report later after PCE prices early.
Today's Fed meeting likely won't bring policy changes but could hint at a September cut. Investors also await today's GDP and ADP jobs data, and Microsoft and Meta report later.
Job openings and consumer confidence loom as the Fed meeting begins and Boeing, Visa, and Starbucks report. Trade talks with China resume and the SPX is up six straight sessions.
A packed week starts with eyes on possible trade deals and Treasury auctions today before a Fed meeting, jobs data, and four "Magnificent 7" results between Wednesday and Friday.
Today and Monday are the calm before the storm as stocks approach next week's massive wall of data and earnings at record highs. Trade remains key as the August 1 deadline nears.
Alphabet beat expectations and also forecasted more capital spending. Tesla met consensus. The ECB is expected to stand pat on rates, and U.S. stocks made new highs Wednesday.
After reacting with disappointment to outlooks from Texas Instruments and another big chip company Tuesday, investors await this afternoon's earnings from Alphabet and Tesla.
Fed Chairman Powell speaks early but isn't expected to discuss rate policy. After that come results from defense and consumer firms, with chip giant Texas Instruments later.
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