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Nasdaq falls for a fourth day as a drop in Apple overshadows Micron's booming earnings: Live updates

The Nasdaq has declined for four consecutive sessions as divergent performance in tech stocks and new inflation data shape market sentiment.

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🇬🇧 English Jun 25, 20:07 UTC
🇫🇷 French Jun 27, 17:15 UTC · Les Numériques

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The brief

While the Dow posted gains, the Nasdaq fell as major technology stocks faced downward pressure. Coverage from the Los Angeles Times, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, MarketWatch, and Yahoo Finance highlights a split between the performance of Micron and Apple.

Micron is cited for soaring earnings, while Apple and other Big Tech entities saw their shares drop during the session. Market observers are monitoring the impact of recent PCE data, which reports indicate came in hot.

Further movement will depend on how investors weigh these earnings reports against ongoing inflationary signals.

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Quick answers

How did the Nasdaq perform?

The Nasdaq fell for the fourth consecutive day.

What conflicting factors affected the market?

The market saw a split between rising earnings from Micron and a decline in Apple and other Big Tech stocks.

What economic data was mentioned?

Reports indicate that PCE data came in hot.

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Nasdaq Apple Micron Wall Street PCE

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