Nasdaq 100 Drops 1% on Hot CPI, SOXX Falls 7th Day: Stock Market Today
The Nasdaq 100 fell 1% by midday Wednesday after September CPI topped forecasts, pushing Treasury yields and rate-hike bets higher.
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This Best Buy Analyst Is No Longer Bullish; Here Are Top 4 Downgrades For Tuesday
Analysts downgraded BioNTech, Gulfport Energy, Amgen and Best Buy; price targets fell for BioNTech and Gulfport.
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