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Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500 slip, Nasdaq snaps three-day losing streak as Tesla climbs to record

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Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500 slip, Nasdaq snaps three-day losing streak as Tesla climbs to record US stocks diverged on Tuesday, Tesla (TSLA) stock hitting a new record at the same time that the Dow and S&P 500 slumped as investors saw a mixed picture from updates on the labor market…
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  • The Amazon partnership renewal was largely in line with the current program and has been a win-win on both sides

    80% confidence

  • Bitcoin has been trading in a choppy range between 85k-94k with continued lack of interest and low volumes across crypto markets

    80% confidence

  • November jobs report data has a pretty big margin of error due to government shutdown and DOGE cuts, with revisions expected in January

    80% confidence

  • The Federal Reserve needs to be careful in assessing household survey data and look at it with a somewhat skeptical eye

    80% confidence

  • Brent crude prices will slip into the $50s per barrel in 2026, potentially dropping into $40s or $30s if production continues

    80% confidence

  • Brent crude prices will slip into the $50s per barrel in 2026, potentially dropping into $40s or $30s if OPEC+ doesn't cut production

    80% confidence

  • Pfizer faces challenges with no re-rating catalyst as company works through multi-year loss of exclusivity period until 2029

    80% confidence

  • Ukraine has secured a deal for US security guarantees in bid to end the war

    80% confidence
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