US EditionLosses for Health Care Stocks Help Push Wall Street Lower
NEW YORK, UNITED STATES, JUL 31 – Meta surged 11% and Microsoft gained 4% as inflation slightly exceeded expectations and tariff concerns kept the Federal Reserve's interest rates steady, analysts said.
- On Thursday, stocks indexes were mixed in afternoon trading on Wall Street as Meta Platforms surged 11.9% and Microsoft jumped 4.1%.
- President Donald Trump has threatened tariffs if agreements aren’t reached by Friday amid CPI readings showing inflation rose in June and warnings from Ford and Hershey’s that duties are slicing into profits.
- Late Wednesday, Treasury yields showed mixed moves with the 10-year slipping to 4.36% from 4.37% and the two-year remaining at 3.94%, while traders see a 39% chance of a rate cut.
- Meanwhile, CVS Health gained 0.3% after surpassing Wall Street expectations for the second quarter and raising its full-year forecast, while Eli Lilly & Co., UnitedHealth Group, and Bristol-Myers Squibb fell following White House letters demanding price cuts in 60 days.
- In response to tariff and inflation risks, the Fed has held rates steady through its past five meetings, citing a solid job market and tempered expectations for September rate cuts.
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