U.S. stock futures had a good day in the green big gauge Monday night, a shake-up on Monday night, which was President Trump’s optimistic support for his plans to ease his reciprocal tariffs.
Futures connected to the benchmark S&P 500 (ES = F), NASDAQ Composite (NQ = F) and Dow Jones Industrial Average (YM = F) all slide to about 0.1%.
As of 9:39:12 ET. The market is open.
ym = f es = f nq = f
Stocks soared on Monday, with all three major averages up 1%. Market optimistic signals suggest that the Trump administration may reduce tariffs on the upcoming April 2. On Monday, the president said he “could give many countries a break.” Meanwhile, though, he said tariffs in the pharmaceutical and automotive sectors are still in the “next future.”
Tech Stocks pushed for the AI-LED rally on Monday as the ant team of NVIDIA (NVDA), Meta (Meta) and Jack Ma began to rebuild positive sentiment in the rock field.
Going forward, traders are focusing on key data on Tuesday, including reading about consumer confidence and new home sales in February.
Friday will end with the February Personal Consumption Expenditure (PCE) index, a key measure for the Federal Reserve as Wall Street remains marginal amid inflation and slowing economic growth. Quarterly earnings reports for Lululemon (Lulu), GameStop (GME) and Dollar Tree (DLTR) will expire this week, with GameStop being released on Tuesday headlines.
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Stock market coverage Tuesday, March 25, 2025.
