February 28, 2025 - 20:18

Investors are bracing for a turbulent week as the Nasdaq is on track for its worst performance since the beginning of 2023. Market participants are closely monitoring upcoming economic data, particularly the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge, which is expected to shed light on the current economic landscape. This key indicator will be instrumental in shaping future monetary policy decisions.
Adding to the uncertainty, former President Donald Trump has reignited trade tensions with his latest threats, further complicating the market's outlook. Traders are cautious, weighing the potential impact of these developments on corporate earnings and consumer spending.
As the week progresses, analysts will be watching closely to see how these factors influence market sentiment. With inflation concerns lingering and geopolitical risks on the rise, the stock market may continue to experience volatility, prompting investors to reassess their strategies in this unpredictable environment.
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