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Stock Futures Steady Before US Producer Price Data: Markets Wrap

(Bloomberg) – American stock futures are erased earlier in sharp losses, as investors have waited to find out whether the wholesale inflation data is later confirmed will confirm signs that price growth slows down.

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The S&P 500 and NASDAQ contracts decreased less than 0.1 %, after Wednesday’s gains driven by a softer enlargement than expected. While Adobe Inc. Inc. Inc. The American Eagle Inc.

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European stocks rose about 0.5 %, and continued to perform public performance before our peers. Gold was the other prominent engine, as prices rose towards record levels, as many banks predicted more gains for the origin of the resort amid the escalation of global trade tensions.

Daniel Murray, CEO of EFG Asset Management in Zurich, said that reading the consumer price index on the previous day “reactivated faith in the decline in inflation.”

Investors are now awaiting readings on wholesale in the United States and first unemployment demands, as price growth witnessed 0.3 % last month.

The last weeks have seen a large number of Wall Street banks including Goldman Sachs Group Inc. And Citigroup Inc. They predicted the S&P 500, expecting success from the slow economy. Yardini’s research added to this descending choir, noting that Trump’s tariff policies have increased the risk of stagnation.

However, some strategists believe that the bottom for the United States is “perhaps” here, with JPMorgan Chase & Co. They say the worst correction may have ended, as credit markets indicate a decrease in stagnation.

Meanwhile, cabinet revenues have ignored cold inflation data to the top, as investors focus on the impact of high tariffs on prices in the coming months. The Federal Reserve, which meets next week, has indicated that it will take an approach to waiting and seeing before reducing interest rates.

In commodities, the future contracts for crude oil have declined as the International Energy Agency warned that global demand is under pressure from the escalating trade war.

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2025-03-13 10:20:00

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