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- The S&P 500 decreased 1.1% on Tuesday, March 18, since concerns about commerce and the economy weighed on feeling and the sale of the sale of the technological sector resumed.
- The actions of the Super Micro Computer server manufacturer registered the heaviest losses in the reference index amid concerns about the winds against the short term for AI.
- Discover the actions recovered as analysts expressed their confidence in the planned merger of the credit card issuer with Capital One, despite regulatory concerns.
The main Variable Income Indices of the United States lost the ground on Tuesday, for not maintaining the impulse of two consecutive positive sessions. Uncertainties and concerns related to trade on economic growth persisted when the Federal Reserve began its two -day policy meeting, with an advertisement of interest rate established for Wednesday.
The S&P 500 lost 1.1%, while the Dow fell 0.6%. The monitoring of pressure on technological actions weighed at Nasdaq, which closed 1.7% lower.
The focus fell into the artificial intelligence industry (AI) since the Nvidia semiconductor giant (NVDA) presented its latest generation of AI chips at an important conference. Suggesting that the Nvidia event could provide a verification of the AI, Wedbush analysts said that macroeconomic uncertainty could create winds against the short term, but would not derail massive long -term mass investments in technology. Nvidia’s shares ended 3.4% lower, while the AI ​​Super Micro Computer (SMCI) server manufacturer fell 9.6%, losing most of any S&P 500 action.
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) shares fell 4.8% on Tuesday, reversion profits published in the previous session after JPMorgan Analysts update the actions. According to reports, in a meeting with the analyst team, the executives of the cruise operators emphasized that they see the stable demand, but the increase in geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty remain winds against potentials for travel demand. The actions of the rival Royal Caribbean Cruises (RCL) suffered even more pronounced losses, falling 7.3%.
The shares of Tesla (TSLA) fell 5.3%, continuing its recent fall as RBC Capital cut its target price in the actions of the electric vehicle manufacturer (EV). Analysts pointed out concerns about Tesla’s autonomous driving technology, as well as their deployment of robotaxis in China and Europe. In addition, the Chinese competitor Byd announced an ultra fast EV loader, with plans to launch vehicles equipped with technology in April.
The actions of the Credit Card Cards Financial Services (DFS) issued 3.8%, registering the higher daily performance in the S&P 500. With the profits on Tuesday, the actions raised the setback losses suffered the previous day after the reports that the officials of the Department of Justice can have antitrust concerns about the discover of discover with capital One Financial (COF). Citi analysts suggested that, even if regulators oppose the potential concentration in the subprime market, the two companies could still negotiate a satisfactory agreement. Capitol One also recovered, winning 2.1%.
Mosaic Co. (MOS) celebrated his analyst day 2025 on Tuesday, and the actions of the agricultural chemical supplier increased 2.5%. The phosphate and potassa manufacturer highlighted several macroeconomic trends that should produce a sustained demand for crop nutrients, including population growth, food security prioritization and limited supply of cultivable land.
Human (Hum) actions advanced 2.0% after the health insurance giant launched an association with Icon Health to provide greater people improved access to musculoskeletal care. In an initiative that will be launched in Palm Beach, Florida, Centerwell and Human Divisions, which are oriented to older patients, will integrate musculoskeletal specialists into their primary care centers.
