#美国8月职位空缺降至五个月低点 US stock closing summary: Meta stubbornly holds up the market, Apple lags behind, and tonight’s PCE is the real bomb
Tuesday’s U.S. stocks moved in a rather tangled way. The leading names by trading value saw mixed gains and losses. Meta notched a single bullish candle, up 3.24%; SpaceX added another 2.59% as it rode the momentum of its Starship launch into orbit. Broadcom and Micron also managed to hold steady. But Apple fell 2.66%, Nvidia slipped 0.72%, and Tesla dropped 1.29%—hard dragging the three major indexes.
Where did the money go among the top movers?
Meta: $738.79, $16.9B in volume; OpenAI’s Dots rolled out to directly stir up sentiment. Micron: $1,065, up 1.05%, $20.6B in volume; Wednesday’s after-hours earnings report is the main event. SpaceX: $149, $11.8B in volume; two Wall Street investment banks issued buy ratings in sync. Apple: $329, down 2.66%, $12.5B in volume; the new CEO’s reform plan sparked the market’s “feet voting.”
Don’t sleep too soundly tonight.
20:30 PCE data hits the tape. Core inflation expectations are stuck around 3.3% and won’t come down. On the consumption side, the forecast for growth is 0.8%, much higher than last month. Inside the Fed, people are already arguing: Williams says it’s not urgent, while Baaⅼ says more hikes are still needed. If the data beats expectations, rate-hike bets for October will immediately jump higher. $MU $SPCX $SOXL