Share market today: Wall Street Tips Before Inflation of the United States modest, jobs data | News

The Wall Street, which was already played over the latest data on the latest data on inflation and layoffs on the next tariff information from President Donald Trump.

Futures for the S&P 500 lost 0.4%, while the futures for the industrial average of Dow Jones decreased by 0.2%. The Nasdaq Futures slid 0.5%.

One of the big winners overnight was Intel, who rose more than 11% after the former board member and the veteran of the semiconductor industry was named as CEO. The 65-year-old Tan will take over the discouraging job next week, more than three months after the former CEO of Intel, Pat Gelsinger, in the middle of a visible downturn in the once dominant chip maker.

On the early Thursday in early Thursday, American Eagle Outfitters, which exceeded the sales and profit expectations of the fourth quarter, recognized, but recognized that an “uncertain consumer and business landscape” made a suppressed demand in the current quarter. The lukewarm instructions of the company gave investors a break and the American Eagle shares fell 9% in front of the opening bell.

In the past few weeks, uncertainty has been the topic in which the markets have been announced every time President Donald Trump or delays-a new round of tariffs-or delayed or delay. The markets were accelerated when investors and economists try to determine how much pain Trump will suffer the economy through tariffs and other guidelines.

The European Union, Canada and China have all reacted to Trump's tariff announcement with their own retaliation.

Even if Trump ultimately goes to milder tariffs, it could still be caused. The dizzying flood of On -again, Off -Or offered by tariffs has already started to increase trust among us consumers and companies by increasing uncertainty. This could lead to US budgets and companies less spending and slowing down economic growth.

Some US companies say that they have already started to see a change in behavior with their customers.

Later on Thursday, the latest government data for inflation are at the level of wholesale and a report on the number of Americans who have been applied for for unemployed services last week.

In European trade, Dachs DAX lost 0.4% at noon, while the CAC 40 in Paris rose by 0.1%. Great Britain's FTSE 100 was flat.

The Chinese markets led to a broad decline in Asia when the investors observed the next steps in President Trump's trade war. Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index has 0.6% to 23,462.65, while the Shanghai Composite Index lost 0.4% to 3,358.73.

Tokio's Nikkei 225 gave up early profits to become 0.1% lower at 37,790.03.

South Korea's Kospi rose by 0.1% lower to 2,573.64. In Australia, the S&P/ASX 200 lost 0.5% to 749.10.

Taiwan's Taiex lost 1.4% and the Sensex in India by 0.1% lower. Bangkoks set rose by 0.1%.

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