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Inventory futures are slightly lower on Tuesday night after US stocks launched a new trading week with fresh records.
Futures tied to the Dow Jones industrial average fell 64 points (0.14%). S&P futures fell 0.12%, while Nasdaq 100 futures slid 0.13%.
Stocks rose to new heights on Monday, supported by potential accelerated mergers and acquisition activities and enthusiasm for future cuts in the Federal Reserve System. S&P 500 This year, it was closed with the 32nd fresh record, and has risen for seven days in a row, with high tech. Nasdaq Composite It recorded its 31st all-time high in 2025 Dow Jones Industrial Average However, it was lower for the day. Russell 2000 Meanwhile, the index of small capitalized stocks ended the previous session at the highest altitude after surpassing 2,500 for the first time.
Non-fight assets also rose sharply. Gold spiked to an all-time high of over $3,900 per ounce on Monday in optimism for upcoming interest rate cuts from Federal Leisure B6 Bitcoin.
“There’s certainly a concentration risk. If you have a little money to break out of these big names, a little runoff and an inflow into the small cap can go a long way. “We still think this is an AI-dominant bull market, and we think the trend will continue even if there are hiccups along the way.”
This is because the record-breaking market appears to be venting concerns related to the current US government closure, which is currently in two weeks. The closure delayed the release of key economic data, including the September employment report, which is expected to be Friday, and therefore the Fed reduced the amount of information available ahead of its next interest rate decision. Coupled with this data, long-term shutdowns occur when labor market risks and inflation remain at the top.
This will allow the Fed minutes to attract investors’ attention by Wednesday afternoon, and could potentially expect commentary from several Fed officials this week, including Vice-Speaker Michelle Bowman, Gov. Stephen Milan and Federal President Minneapolis President Neil Kashkari.
Corporate revenue reports, PepsiCo and Delta Air Lines Thursday results.
Stocks have been ahead in recent weeks, spurring the gust of artificial intelligence trade. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite were acquired in their fourth week in five weeks, while the Dow, which has 30 stock, went on to the third time in four weeks. Certainly, notable investors are increasingly paying attention to the market bubbles and concerns of the AI bubble that are reminiscent of the 1999 Dot-Com Frenzy.
