REGULAR MARKET RECAP
The State of Financial Markets & & Economies, Weekly Charts, Organization Trends & & Statistics
W all Street completed the week with a small decline, as losses on Monday and Friday countered a midweek rally that saw the S&P 500 notch its 19 th and 20 th document shuts of the year. Despite encouraging economic indicators, the market was weighed down by a slump in semiconductor supplies following underwhelming incomes records. Capitalists also maintained a close eye on intensifying tensions between the Federal Book and President Donald Trump, including a layer of political unpredictability to the mix.
Nvidia’s quarterly results were a centerpiece, showcasing ongoing momentum in AI-related investing. Nonetheless, its cautious profits outlook and decision to halt AI chip sales to China stimulated financier problem. Marvell Technology and other chipmakers similarly dissatisfied, contributing to the field’s drag out broader indexes. On the other hand, financial data painted a more hopeful photo: U.S. GDP growth for Q 2 was revised up to 3 3 %, and July’s core PCE rising cost of living matched assumptions– both developments strengthening the likelihood of a Fed price cut in September.