Inventory has decreased Monday morning amid growing concerns about US economic growth. President Donald Trump refused to rule out the recession this year in an interview with Fox News this year, but said he hopes a “period” shift from the policy changes he is making.
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 370 points (0.9%), with the S&P 500 immersed 1.4% and the NASDAQ composite down 2.1%. Last week it was on the stock market The worst of two years.
The magnificent seven stocks were all low on Monday amidst financial unrest (Nvidia)NVDA-3.55%) 2.6% decrease. Tesla (TSLA-8.51%) It fell 5.6%, close to eliminating pre-market profits. Anthony Scaramucci predicted Trump to quartz “Burn” Elon Musk In 6-8 months. Palantir (pltr-6.61%) Inventory has also decreased.
Stocks fell in Hong Kong on Monday after China said consumer prices fell in January-February.
Here are some stocks to see today:
Airbnb
airbnb (abnb-1.78%) After Jefferies upgraded to buy the stock, the stock was extended, citing the addition of durable growth and “experience” product categories.
Bally’s
Bally’s (Barry+4.17%) We have made a capital recapital proposal of approximately $150 million for Star Entertainment. This allows US-based casino operators to receive a memo that can be converted to at least 50.1% of Australian companies.
recognition
Cognition (CTSH+2.02%) Technology won about 1% with reports that activist investor Mantle Ridge has built a billion dollar stake in a technology services company.
Coinbase
Coinbase (coin-10.45%) The stock price fell 7.7% after the S&P Dow Jones index left Crypto Exchange Operator of the S&P 500 index, Bloomberg reported.
Doordash
doordash (dash-3.65%) After rising 2.8% before the market, it gave up profits. The delivery company’s shares were included in the S&P 500 by the S&P Dow Jones Index.
Oracle
Oracle (orcl-3.53%) Release quarterly revenue after the market closes on Monday. The software giant’s performance is closely monitored for insights into enterprise technology spending and cloud growth. The consensus estimate requires a profit of $1.49 per share and a revenue of $14.38 billion. Stocks fell 2.4% in morning trading prior to reporting.
