Weak open, recovery and macro data
Both ETFs recovered from opening gaps. December's Conference Board Employment Trends Index rose to 109.70 from 109.45, while the New York Fed's one-year inflation expectation held at 3.0%.
Jan 13, 2025 · QQQ/SPY Market Review · 24 headlines
QQQ opened 0.97% below its previous close and finished up 0.20%, while SPY recovered from a 0.65% opening gap to end 0.47% higher, leading by 0.27 percentage point. The day's evidence centered on U.S. AI-chip export restrictions and Nvidia's response, direct labor and inflation-expectation readings, reported Blackwell rack faults, and a proposal for gradual tariff increases.
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Both ETFs recovered from opening gaps. December's Conference Board Employment Trends Index rose to 109.70 from 109.45, while the New York Fed's one-year inflation expectation held at 3.0%.
The U.S. issued an interim final AI-diffusion rule limiting chip orders, Nvidia objected to the policy, and separate reports described early Blackwell rack faults and reduced orders from several large clients.
A report said advisers to President-elect Trump were discussing monthly tariff increases designed to add negotiating leverage while seeking to limit an inflation surge.
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