Wall Street wobbles ahead of new retail sales data and public appearances by Fed officials
- Wall Street showed modest gains and mixed trading early Wednesday ahead of key retail sales data and Federal Reserve officials' public appearances in the U.S.
- The market activity followed Monday’s agreement between the U.S. and China on a 90-day trade war pause to allow further negotiations.
- Chinese markets rallied strongly in Asian trading, with tech giants like Tencent, Baidu, and Alibaba gaining, while American Eagle Outfitters cut its revenue forecast and shares dropped over 14%.
- American Eagle Outfitters plans a $75 million merchandise write-down and expects a 5% revenue decline, or more than $1 billion, reflecting tariff-related uncertainty impacting financial guidance withdrawals.
- Markets remain cautiously optimistic with some relief from the trade truce, but uncertainty about the duration of tariffs and their economic effects sustains concerns over future Fed rate decisions and inflation.
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Wall Street wobbles ahead of new retail sales data and public appearances by Fed officials
Wall Street bounced between small gains and losses in meek trading as markets await the latest data from the retail sector and any hints from Federal Reserve officials about the U.S. central bank’s future interest rate decisions. Futures for the…
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