Miércoles 18/01/23 Precios de los productores

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Retail sales Dec. -1.0% -0.6%
8:30 am Retail sales ex motor vehicles Dec. -0.5% -0.2%
8:30 am Producer price index, final demand Dec. -0.1% 0.3%
9:15 am Industrial production Dec. -0.1% -0.2%
9:15 am Capacity utilization Dec. 79.6% 79.7%
9:30 am St. Louis Fed President James Bullard interviewed by The Wall Street Journal
10 am NAHB home builders' index Jan. 30 31
10 am Business inventories (revision) Nov. 0.4% 0.4%
2 pm Beige Book
3:15 pm Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker speaks on the economic outlook
5 pm Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan speaks

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LAST CHG %CHG
Crude Oil Futures 80.81 0.63 0.79
Brent Crude Futures 86.48 0.56 0.65
Gold Futures 1903.40 -6.50 -0.34
Silver Futures 24.035 -0.033 -0.14
DJIA Futures 33995 -25 -0.07
S&P 500 Futures 4010.25 0.75 0

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LAST CHG %CHG
Euro (EUR/USD) 1.0776 -0.0013 -0.12
Japanese Yen (USD/JPY) 131.14 3.00 2.34
U.K. Pound (GBP/USD) 1.2268 -0.0019 -0.15
Swiss Franc (USD/CHF) 0.9237 0.0015 0.16
Chinese Yuan (USD/CNY) 6.7818 0.0079 0.12
U.S. Dollar Index 102.79

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Copper January 17,22:39
Bid/Ask 4.1600 - 4.1602
Change -0.0169 -0.40%
Low/High 4.0799 - 4.1842
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Nickel January 17,14:13
Bid/Ask 12.2677 - 12.2976
Change +0.3307 +2.77%
Low/High 11.9370 - 12.2976
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Aluminum January 17,22:39
Bid/Ask 1.2766 - 1.2773
Change -0.0052 -0.41%
Low/High 1.2676 - 1.2843
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Zinc January 17,22:39
Bid/Ask 1.4733 - 1.4749
Change -0.0111 -0.75%
Low/High 1.4708 - 1.4864
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Lead January 17,22:39
Bid/Ask 1.0084 - 1.0095
Change -0.0073 -0.71%
Low/High 1.0077 - 1.0223
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Uranium Jan 09, 2023
Ux U308 price: 50.25
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LAST CHG %CHG
DJIA 33950.62 39.77 0.12
S&P 500 4002.06 11.09 0.28
Nasdaq Composite 11155.18 60.06 0.54
Japan: Nikkei 225 26791.12 652.44 2.50
UK: FTSE 100 7844.88 -6.15 -0.08
Crude Oil Futures 81.96 1.78 2.22
Gold Futures 1927.00 17.10 0.90
Yen 128.14 0.00 0.00
Euro 1.0863

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Las acciones se abren más alto después de que los precios al productor indicion de un máximo de inflación

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Un comerciante trabaja en el piso de negociación en la Bolsa de Valores de Nueva York (NYSE) en Nueva York, el 3 de agosto de 2022.

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Las acciones subieron el miércoles después de que los últimos datos proporcionaran otra señal de que la inflación, aunque sigue siendo alta, está empezando a disminuir.

El Dow Jones Industrial Average subió 105 puntos, o un 0,3 %. El S&P 500 subió un 0,4 %. El Nasdaq Composite avanzó un 0,7 % y iba por su octavo día consecutivo.

Los movimientos se produjo después de que la última lectura sobre el índice de precios al productor, que mide los costos de los insumos de las empresas y podría ser un indicador líder de la inflación futura, mostraron una disminución del 0,5 % para diciembre. Los economistas encuestados por Dow Jones esperaban una disminución del 0,1 %. Eso dio alivio a los inversores que han esperado que la inflación retroceda y que la Reserva Federal ralentice o detenga sus subidas de tasas.

"Mientras que la Reserva Federal se mantuvo agresiva durante todo el 2022 en mover tasas agresivamente más altas para frenar la inflación, la impresión del PPI de diciembre es un buen augurio para una relajación por parte de la Reserva Federal de su política monetaria recientemente muy estricta", dijo Greg Bassuk, CEO de AXS Investments.

"Con un consenso aún en vigor para que la Reserva Federal aumente las tasas de nuevo en febrero, las cifras de disminución de la inflación representan un poderoso punto de datos que apoya la probabilidad de que las acciones de aumento de tasas de la Reserva Federal comiencen a reducirse aquí en 2023", agregó.

Estados Unidos Los rendimientos del Tesoro cayeron después de que se publicaran los datos, lo que dio un impulso a las acciones orientadas al crecimiento como Tesla y Plug Power. Amazon aumentó más del 1 % incluso cuando comenzó una gran ronda de despidos el miércoles.

En otros lugares, las acciones de United Airlines aumentaron después de que la compañía superara las estimaciones de Wall Street en el último trimestre, impulsada por la fuerte demanda de viajes.

Mientras tanto, las acciones de Moderna aumentaron después de que la compañía farmacéutica dijera que su vacuna dirigida al virus sincitial respiratorio puede prevenir la enfermedad en adultos mayores.

El Dow cerró el martes a la baja, rompiendo una racha de victorias de cuatro días. El S&P 500 también cayó, mientras que el Nasdaq terminó su séptimo día consecutivo positivo consecutivo. Esos movimientos siguen los resultados de las ganancias de los grandes bancos que sugirieron caminos divergentes por delante, incluso para los nombres dentro del mismo sector.

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El rendimiento del Tesoro a 10 años cae por debajo del 3,44 % después del informe del PPI

El rendimiento del billete de referencia del Tesoro a 10 años cayó por debajo del 3,44 % después de que el índice de precios al productor de diciembre mostrara una caída mayor de lo esperado en los precios al por mayor.

El rendimiento del último comercio de 10 años redujo los 10 puntos básicos al 3,439%, mientras que el rendimiento del bono del Tesoro a 30 años cayó alrededor de 7 puntos básicos al 3,573%.

Los rendimientos se mueven de forma inversa a los precios.

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Wholesale prices fell 0.5% in December, much more than expected
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The producer price index declined 0.5% for the month, compared to the Dow Jones estimate for a 0.1% decrease.
A sharp drop in energy prices helped bring the headline inflation reading down for the month. The PPI’s final demand energy index plunged 7.9%.
Retail sales fell 1.1% in December, slightly more than the 1% forecast.
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Wholesale prices dipped 0.5% in December, more than expected
Prices for wholesale goods and services fell sharply in December, providing another sign that inflation, while still high, is beginning to ease.

The producer price index, which measures final demand prices across hundreds of categories, declined 0.5% for the month, the Labor Department reported Wednesday. Economists surveyed by Dow Jones had been looking for a 0.1% decline. The decline was the biggest on a monthly basis since April 2020.


Excluding food and energy, the core PPI measure rose 0.1%, matching the estimate.

For the year, headline PPI rose 6.2%, the lowest annual level since March 2021 and down considerably from the 10% annual increase in 2021.

A sharp drop in energy prices helped bring the headline inflation reading down for the month. The PPI’s final demand energy index plunged 7.9% on the month. Within that category, wholesale gasoline prices fell 13.4%.

The final demand food index also fell, declining 1.2%.

Inflation readings ahead could be less certain, though, as the cost for a gallon of gas is up about 21 cents from this time last month, and crude oil prices have risen about 1.6% so far in January.

Still, the general trend in inflation has been slightly lower. The consumer price index decreased 0.1% in December, though it was still up 6.5% from a year ago – 5.7% excluding food and energy. CPI gauges the prices that consumers pay at the marketplace, while PPI measures what business pay for goods and services.

The declining prices were reflected in another economic report released Wednesday.

Retail sales fell 1.1% in December, slightly more than the 1% forecast. Those numbers are not adjusted for inflation, so the latest reading reflects both receding inflation and tepid consumer demand during the holiday shopping season.

Excluding autos, retail sales also fell 1.1%, below the estimate for a 0.5% decrease.

The steep drop in sales suggest “that consumption growth is set to slow significantly in the first quarter,” said Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.

Again, gas sales played a big role, with sales at service stations sliding 4.6%. Department stores also reported a 6.6% decline, part of a broader 0.8% loss at general merchandise stores.

Most categories reported losses, with online sales down 1.1%, furniture and home furnishings off 2.5%, and motor vehicles and parts dealers decreasing 1.2%.

On a year-over-year basis, retail sales were still up 6%. That, however, was 0.5 percentage point below the headline CPI inflation number.

The lower inflation numbers are expected to impact Federal Reserve policy. Markets expect the central bank to raise its benchmark borrowing rate by 0.25 percentage point in February, representing another deceleration from what had been a blistering pace in 2022. The Fed hiked the rate 0.75 percentage point four straight times last year before approving a 0.5 percentage point move in December.

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Copper January 18,09:39
Bid/Ask 4.2796 - 4.2810
Change +0.1028 +2.46%
Low/High 4.0799 - 4.3041
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Nickel January 18,09:37
Bid/Ask 12.5539 - 12.5721
Change +0.6169 +5.17%
Low/High 11.9370 - 12.7036
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Aluminum January 18,09:39
Bid/Ask 1.3061 - 1.3068
Change +0.0243 +1.89%
Low/High 1.2676 - 1.3079
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Zinc January 18,09:39
Bid/Ask 1.5309 - 1.5325
Change +0.0465 +3.13%
Low/High 1.4708 - 1.5388
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Lead January 18,09:39
Bid/Ask 1.0169 - 1.0176
Change +0.0012 +0.12%
Low/High 1.0009 - 1.0266
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DJIA 33517.15 -393.70 -1.16
S&P 500 3954.58 -36.39 -0.91
Nasdaq Composite 11015.52 -79.60 -0.72
Japan: Nikkei 225 26791.12 652.44 2.50
UK: FTSE 100 7830.70 -20.33 -0.26
Crude Oil Futures 80.90 0.72 0.90
Gold Futures 1908.60 -1.30 -0.07
Yen 128.75 0.61 0.48
Euro 1.0796

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Stocks give back gains, Dow sheds 350 points as January rally loses steam
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NEW YORK, NEW YORK - JANUARY 17: Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange during morning trading on January 17, 2023 in New York City. Stocks opened low after a holiday weekend disrupting an upswing in early 2023 momentum. Goldman Sachs reported that its quarterly profit plunged 66% from a year earlier to $1.33 billion and Morgan Stanley also reported a more than $2 billion in profit for the fourth quarter, giving the company a 40 percent decline from the previous year. (Photo by Michael M.
Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange during morning trading on January 17, 2023 in New York City.
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Stocks gave back earlier gains on Wednesday as investors hit the brakes on the new year’s rally, now in its third week.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 354 points, or 1%, while the S&P 500 lost 0.8%. The Nasdaq Composite lost 0.6% and was on pace for its first down day in the last eight.

Yung-Yu Ma, chief investment strategist at BMO Wealth Management, attributed the reversal to a combination of skittishness and profit taking.

“We’ve had such a strong start to the year, but now we’re amid a tense earnings season, recently got weaker data — retail sales and yesterday’s Empire State Manufacturing Survey. Plus the Fed meeting on Feb. 1st is looming large,” he said. “There’s not a whole lot of reason to get aggressive here, but all of those factors above suggest that caution is warranted in the near term.”

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Microsoft announced plans to lay off about 10,000 employees, which hurt investor sentiment. The stock fell and dragged the Dow lower with it.

Investors were also digesting the latest reading on the producer price index, which measures input costs from companies. The PPI showed a 0.5% decline for December. Economists surveyed by Dow Jones expected a 0.1% decline. That briefly gave relief to investors who have hoped for inflation to retreat and for the Federal Reserve to slow its rate-hiking campaign.

Declining prices were also reflected in retail sales, which fell 1.1% in December, slightly more than the 1% forecast.

Investors have been enjoying strong upward momentum for stocks since the start of the year, although many have begun to doubt the market’s strength. The Dow is still higher by 1% for the month, while the S&P and Nasdaq are still up by 3% and 5%, respectively.

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Southwest falls on union call for a strike vote

Southwest shares fell 2% amid news that the company’s pilots union is calling a vote to approve a potential strike.

The news comes just weeks after the airline carrier suffered a holiday disaster as winter storms wreaked havoc across the country.

The union’s president, Casey Murray, wrote that they are negotiating “gratitude pay to compensate our Pilots who suffered through the meltdown.”

— Leslie Josephs, Samantha Subin


1 HOUR AGO
Oil service stocks as a group climb to nearly a 4-year high

Oil service stocks, too, are riding the latest wave of China reopening/soft landing enthusiasm.

The VanEck Oil Services ETF (OIH) added 1.2% early Wednesday, reaching its highest since April 2019 and bringing the 2023 year-to-date rally to more than 15%. Among individual stocks, Transocean (RIG), SLB (the former Schlumberger), Tenaris (TS) and Valaris (VAL), Helix Energy (HLX) and Oceaneering International (OII) all hit new 52-week highs.

— Scott Schnipper, Gina Francolla

2 HOURS AGO
Powell test positive for Covid

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell tested positive for Covid-19 and is experiencing “mild symptoms,” the central bank said Wednesday.

“Chair Powell is up to date with COVID-19 vaccines and boosters. Following Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidance, he is working remotely while isolating at home,” a news release said.

— Jeff Cox

2 HOURS AGO
Ulta, Arch Capital Group hit all-time highs

Here are the shares hitting fresh highs as markets climb following better-than-expected inflation data.

Tapestry is trading at levels not seen since Dec, 2021
Ulta is trading at all-time high levels back to its IPO in October, 2007
Hess is trading at all-time highs back to its merger with Cletrac and public listing on the NYSE in 1962
SLB is trading at levels not seen since Oct, 2018
Arch Capital Group is trading at all-time high levels back to when it began trading on the NASDAQ in 2000
General Electric is trading at levels not seen since Nov, 2021
United Airlines is trading at levels not seen since Nov, 2021
CDW Corp is trading at levels not seen since Jan, 2022
There’s also one stock hitting a fresh low.

L3Harris Technologies is trading at lows not seen since Mar, 2021
—Carmen Reinicke, Chris Hayes

2 HOURS AGO
Dollar index slides to lowest since May as base metals reach highest since June

You’d almost think they were trading in inverse lockstep, but the DXY Dollar Index slid to its lowest since late May on Wednesday at the same time as a group of key industrial metals surged to their highest price since June.

To be specific, the dollar index sank to its lowest since May 31, with the greenback hurt by weaker-than-expected wholesale prices and retail sales in December and multi-month lows in two- and 10-year Treasury yields.

At the same time, copper and aluminum extended their recent rallies, climbing to the highest since June. So far in 2023 alone, copper prices are higher by more than 13%.

Among base metal stocks and ETFs, the Global X Copper Miners ETF is ahead 3.2% in early Wednesday trading and Freeport-McMoRan added 3.5% (and up almost 21% year to date).

— Scott Schnipper, Gina Francolla

3 HOURS AGO
Microsoft is laying off 10,000 employees

Microsoft shares rose slightly Wednesday after the software giant said its laying off 10,000 employees as it grapples with slowing revenue growth.

The company joins a slew of tech behemoths that have recently reduced their workforces as the economy slows, demand dwindles and inflations persists.

The reductions are expected to take place through March 31. Microsoft also said it would take a $1.2 billion charge.

— Samantha Subin

3 HOURS AGO
Stocks rise to begin trading Wednesday

Stocks opened higher on Wednesday.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 37 points, or 0.1%. The S&P 500 added 0.2% and the Nasdaq Composite advanced 0.6%.

— Tanaya Macheel

4 HOURS AGO
10-year Treasury yield falls below 3.44% after PPI report

The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note tumbled below 3.44% after December’s producer price index showed a larger-than-expected decline in wholesale prices.

The yield on the 10-year last traded 10 basis points lower at 3.439%, while the yield on the 30-year Treasury bond dropped around 7 basis points to 3.573%.

Yields move inversely to prices.

— Samantha Subin

4 HOURS AGO
Retail and food service sales fall more than expected in December

Retail and food service sales for December dropped 1.1% from the prior month, according to data released Wednesday in the Advance Monthly Sales for Retail and Food Service report.

That marks a larger drop than in November, which brought a month-over-month slide of 0.6%. And it’s a slightly bigger move than the loss of 1% expected by economists polled by Dow Jones.

The report is meant to provide an early indication of sales trends in retail and food service companies.

— Alex Harring

4 HOURS AGO
Producer prices fell more than expected in December

The producer price index, a measure of prices received at the wholesale level, fell 0.5% in December. The inflation measure slipped by more than analysts expected, showing that prices are decreasing amid the Federal Reserve’s rate hikes.

A 1.6% decline in prices for final demand goods weighed down the total index, according to the Wednesday report by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. On the flip side, the index for final demand services rose 0.1%.

Economists expected that the index would rise 0.1% on the month and be 5.5% higher on the year, signaling a slowdown in price increases.

—Carmen Reinicke, Jeff Cox

4 HOURS AGO
Stocks making the biggest premarket moves

Here are the stocks making the biggest moves in early morning trading.

Moderna – Moderna rose 7.5% after the pharmaceutical company said Tuesday that its RSV vaccine is 84% effective in preventing disease in older adults.
Oatly — The food stock jumped 6.7% following an upgrade by analysts at Mizuho, citing improving liquidity.
PNC Financial — The regional bank fell more than 4% after PNC’s fourth quarter results missed Wall Street estimates.
GoDaddy — GoDaddy’s stock gained about 4% following an upgrade to outperform from and line at Evercore ISI.
For further details and more big movers check out the full list here.

— Samantha Subin, Tanaya Macheel

5 HOURS AGO
CrowdStrike inches up following BMO initiation

CrowdStrike gained 1.5% in premarket trading after BMO Capital Markets initiated coverage of the stock.

Analyst Keith Bachman named the stock an outperformer, saying CrowdStrike could compete within the endpoint security market and had significant growth opportunities. His price target implied an upside of 14.9% over where it closed Tuesday.

“We believe that CrowdStrike offers best-in-class endpoint security capabilities and an expanding platform that will help CrowdStrike compete against Microsoft and other vendors,” Bachman said in a note to clients Wednesday.

CNBC Pro subscribers can read more about the call here.

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— Alex Harring

6 HOURS AGO
IBM falls after Morgan Stanley downgrade

IBM shares dipped nearly 2% in the premarket after Morgan Stanley lowered its rating on the tech company to equal weight from overweight.

“Should our 2023 Industry Outlook prove correct, and early cycle dynamics emerge in mid 2023, we see risk to outperformance given the stock is trading near-record highs and IBM historically underperforms IT Hardware and its peers in an early cycle environment,” analyst Erik Woodring said in a note to clients.

— Alex Harring

9 HOURS AGO
European markets mixed; UK inflation rate falls for second month

European markets were mixed Wednesday as uncertainty persisted on the economic outlook, a topic high on the agenda at the World Economic Forum in Davos this week.

EUROPEAN MARKETS
TICKER COMPANY PRICE CHANGE %CHANGE
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FTSE 100 7830.7 -20.33 -0.26
.GDAXI
DAX 15181.8 -5.27 -0.03
.FCHI
CAC 40 Index 7083.39 6.23 0.09
.FTMIB
FTSE MIB 26052.39 71.2 0.27
.IBEX
IBEX 35 Idx 8933.3 42.9 0.48

The pan-European Stoxx 600 index was fractionally higher in early trade. Travel and leisure stocks added 1.1% while chemicals dropped 0.6%.

Meanwhile, the annual rate of inflation in the U.K. fell in December to 10.5% — slightly below analyst expectations. It marked the second month of declines, after the rate slipped from a 41-year high to 10.7% in November.


- Elliot Smith

10 HOURS AGO
Bank of Japan’s Kuroda: No need to further expand bond target band

Bank of Japan’s governor Haruhiko Kuroda said in an afternoon press conference on Wednesday that there is no further need to expand its yield curve control range, according to a Reuters translation.

“We don’t need to further expand the band around our yield target,” Kuroda was quoted as saying.

“It’s been not long since we decided on our measures in December. It will likely take some more time for the measures to start having an effect in fixing market function,” he said.

The Bank of Japan held its interest rates at a dovish -0.1% rate and made no changes to its yield curve control band.

– Jihye Lee

18 HOURS AGO
Moderna shares jump in extended trading

Moderna shares jumped more than 5% in extended trading Tuesday after the pharmaceutical company said its vaccine for respiratory syncytial virus is effective at preventing the disease in older adults.

The company expects to file an application for approval with the Food and Drug Administration in the first half of this year.

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— Sarah Min, Spencer Kimball

18 HOURS AGO
United Airlines shares rise after earnings

Shares of United Airlines rose more than 2% in Tuesday extended trading after the firm topped estimates in its latest earnings results, which showed that travel demand remained resilient in spite of higher fares.

United Airlines reported adjusted earnings per share of $2.46, compared to the $2.10 per share, according to consensus estimates from Refinitiv. It reported total revenue of $12.4 billion, instead of the forecasted $12.2 billion.

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— Sarah Min, Leslie Josephs

18 HOURS AGO
Market conditions grow tough in week three after ‘bad year,’ BTIG’s Krinsky says

It’s more more likely that stock market conditions are closer to a “tactical high than a new uptrend,” BTIG chief market technician Jonathan Krinsky wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.

One problem for optimists is that “history suggests that week three after a bad year is when things get more difficult, and we expect this year to follow that pattern,” Krinsky said. “Risk/reward looks poor here after a two-week rally that was led by the most-shorted names,” and which rose for six straight sessions and nine out of 12 days, the analyst wrote.

There are two other disquieting omens for the market:

The recent run-up in Caterpillar to an all-time high, which left the construction machinery maker “about 25% above its” 200-day moving average. “Over the last 30 years, it hasn’t spent too much time in this range,” BTIG said.
Signs that the slide in the dollar may be over in the face of “some downside exhaustion on a weekly timeframe,” and a 50% chart retracement in the DXY dollar index measured from the low in 2021 to the high in 2022. A bounce higher in the dollar “would also be broadly negative,” Krinsky wrote, noting that dollar strength in late September accompanied a bottom in the S&P 500.
— Scott Schnipper

18 HOURS AGO
Stock futures open lower

U.S. stock futures inched lower on Tuesday night.

Futures tied to the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 38 points, or 0.11%. S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 futures dipped 0.11% and 0.14%, respectively.

— Sarah Min

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Las acciones devuelven las ganancias, Dow pierde 350 puntos mientras el repunte de enero pierde fuerza

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Los comerciantes trabajan en el piso de la Bolsa de Valores de Nueva York durante el comercio matutino del 17 de enero de 2023 en la ciudad de Nueva York.

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Las acciones devolvieron ganancias anteriores el miércoles cuando los inversores frenaron el repunte del año nuevo, ahora en su tercera semana.

El Dow Jones Industrial Average cayó 354 puntos, o un 1 %, mientras que el S&P 500 perdió un 0,8 %. El Nasdaq Composite perdió un 0,6 % y estuvo al ritmo de su primer día de descenso en los últimos ocho.

Yung-Yu Ma, estratega jefe de inversiones de BMO Wealth Management, atribuyó la reversión a una combinación de estreo y toma de beneficios.

"Hemos tenido un comienzo de año tan fuerte, pero ahora estamos en medio de una tensa temporada de ganancias, recientemente obtuvimos datos más débiles: las ventas minoristas y la encuesta de fabricación Empire State de ayer. Además, la reunión de la Reserva Federal del 1 de febrero se avecina", dijo. "No hay muchas razones para ser agresivo aquí, pero todos esos factores anteriores sugieren que la precaución está justificada a corto plazo".