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US Stocks Slip as Wall Street’s Relentless Rally Takes a Pause
- On September 24, 2025, U.S. stocks paused their months-long rally as the S&P 500 dipped 0.6%, Dow Jones fell 0.2%, and Nasdaq sank 0.9%.
- The pause followed Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's remarks in Rhode Island warning of no risk-free path amid inflation stubbornly above 2%.
- Powell cautioned against easing too fast to avoid unfinished inflation control and against tight policy prolonging labor market softening, while Asian shares mostly declined.
- Tech giants Nvidia and Amazon dragged down the indexes, with Nvidia losing 2.8% after its recent gains driven by AI bets; Powell said stocks were fairly highly valued.
- The market pullback after recent all-time highs amid mixed Fed messages and pending inflation and jobs data suggests ongoing uncertainty about future rate cuts and economic risks.
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Asian shares dip as Wall Street rally stalls
REC Most Asian markets retreated yesterday amid end-of-quarter repositioning by investors, after concerns about high valuations and mixed signals from US Federal Reserve officials on interest rates stalled a record-breaking rally on Wall Street.
·Bangkok, Thailand
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Stocks Drop After Strong Reports on the Economy
Wall Street stumbled to its longest losing streak in more than a month Thursday as US stocks gave back more of this year's big gains for a third straight day. The S&P 500 fell 33.25 points, or 0.5%, to 6,604.72. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell...
·Miami, United States
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Wall Street, Bitcoin Drop As Dollar, Treasury Yields Rebound - Intel (NASDAQ:INTC)
Wall Street retreated on Thursday, with major indexes heading for a third straight day of losses as stronger-than-expected economic data reduced hopes for near-term Fed rate cuts and lifted the dollar.
·New York, United States
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