Stock market today: Live updates

The equity futures fell on Monday morning after another negative trade week for Wall Street.

S&P 500 Futures pulled back by 0.79% Nasdaq-100 futures fell by 0.82%. Futures that are bound with the Dow Jones Industrial Average 318 points or 0.81%.

The movements come after each of the three main middle values ​​has registered a third weekly decline in the last four retail weeks. While the S&P 500 The Broad Market Index was closed on Thursday with the meeting on Thursday and still has the holiday week 1.5% lower. In addition the Dow Jones Industrial Average And Nasdaq Composite Organized her third defeat in a row and ended the week with a withdrawal of more than 2% for the period of four days. The US stock market was closed on Friday in compliance with Good Friday.

A large sale in stocks of Unitedhealth Weighed on the Dow on Thursday. The stock fell more than 22%after the insurer reduced his forecast of the year as a whole and recorded disappointing quarterly results.

The market was also under pressure on Thursday of almost 3% loss Nvidia Shares that were on almost 7% of the chipmaker in the previous session. The darling of artificial intelligence announced on Tuesday that he records a quarterly fee of around 5.5 billion US dollars due to the export of his H20 graphics processing units to China and other goals.

In the meantime, President Donald Trump’s tariffs continue to weigh on the market. At the weekend, Austan Goolsbee, President of the Federal Reserve, explained Chicago in a CBS interview that the tariffs “fall” until summer. This is followed by the Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, who is concerned on Wednesday that the taxes by the President of the Central Bank could have difficulty controlling inflation and economic growth.

While the uncertainty continues to exist, some on Wall Street believe that the worst could be over. In fact, Mike Dickson from Horizon Investments said that “eternal” fluctuations on the market could now be less common, even if the volatility remains.

“The persistent uncertainty will probably welcome the evaluations of the stock market and weigh investors until a greater clarity shows,” says the company’s research manager and quantitative strategies. “Although the tariff situation remains fluid, we believe that the around 10% daily and weekly market fluctuations have been behind us for the time being.”

Investors are looking at an important winning week, as more than 100 S&P 500 companies are to report in the coming days. These include “great seven” names alphabet And Teslaand others like air and space giant like Boeing.