The trader works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on March 17, 2025.
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Inventory futures are nearly flat on Monday night, following two consecutive victory sessions offering a grace period from the market's recent sale.
Dow Jones Industrial Average Futures Rose 11 points, or less than 0.1%. S&P 500 Futures and Nasdaq 100 futures Both hovered near the flatline.
These moves follow the second straight winning session on Wall Street. This shows a tough few weeks after a few weeks on Wall Street as he left some soft economic data and customs policies that were not covered by President Donald Trump.
S&P 500 Although officially entered the territory of corrections last week, the index forms a prominent foundation in the recovery rallies seen in the Friday and Monday sessions. Despite recent bounce, there are many techniques Nasdaq Composite Still sitting on the correction. This is the term used to describe an index that falls at least 10% from the recent high. All three major averages are kept down the year, highlighting the strength of the market's pullback.
Investors continue to update from the White House, but will turn their attention to the two-day policy meeting, which begins Tuesday.
Traders will closely track interest rate announcements on Wednesday afternoon and subsequent press conference with Fed Chairman Jerome Powell. According to CME's FedWatch tool, Fed fund futures are priced at 99% chances and 99% chances of central banks being stable.
“The fifth-fastest correction since World War II had two different stages. The first correction was the terror of good old growth. Then there were some pretty troubling techniques.” “Most of the bad technologies are behind us. So the two questions for the future are: Will the terror of growth be curtailed?
Before Wednesday's fee policy announcement, investors will monitor economic data on imports, housing, construction and production on Tuesday morning. There are no major revenue reports expected on Tuesday.
