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3h agoStock market hits speed bump but investors stay on bullish path
The U.S. stock market recorded a roughly 2.4 % slide in the S&P 500 over its last eight sessions, yet investors largely view the setback as a pause rather than the end of the rally.
The weakness stems from concerns about elevated tech valuations and a lack of fresh economic data due to the ongoing government shutdown.
Despite this, many strategists remain constructive, citing strong economic fundamentals, sustained corporate investment and a resilient labour backdrop. The key takeaway: some caution, but no clear trigger for a broader downturn yet.
Reuters• By Sneha Pathak
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3h agoStock market hits speed bump but investors stay on bullish path
The U.S. stock market recorded a roughly 2.4 % slide in the S&P 500 over its last eight sessions, yet investors largely view the setback as a pause rather than the end of the rally.
The weakness stems from concerns about elevated tech valuations and a lack of fresh economic data due to the ongoing government shutdown.
Despite this, many strategists remain constructive, citing strong economic fundamentals, sustained corporate investment and a resilient labour backdrop. The key takeaway: some caution, but no clear trigger for a broader downturn yet.
Reuters• By Sneha Pathak
Explore:High Return Equity Mutual Fund
about 3 hours ago
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Market pull‑back seen as a healthy pause not a trend shift, thanks to underlying economic strength.
The U.S. stock market recorded a roughly 2.4 % slide in the S&P 500 over its last eight sessions, yet investors largely view the setback as a pause rather than the end of the rally.
The weakness stems from concerns about elevated tech valuations and a lack of fresh economic data due to the ongoing government shutdown.
Despite this, many strategists remain constructive, citing strong economic fundamentals, sustained corporate investment and a resilient labour backdrop. The key takeaway: some caution, but no clear trigger for a broader downturn yet.
The U.S. stock market recorded a roughly 2.4 % slide in the S&P 500 over its last eight sessions, yet investors largely view the setback as a pause rather than the end of the rally.
The weakness stems from concerns about elevated tech valuations and a lack of fresh economic data due to the ongoing government shutdown.
Despite this, many strategists remain constructive, citing strong economic fundamentals, sustained corporate investment and a resilient labour backdrop. The key takeaway: some caution, but no clear trigger for a broader downturn yet.
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Nov 9, 2025 • 11:16 IST