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Ross outlets plummet after cutting forecasts for 2022 (updates with main points at the end of the session)
By Amruta Khandekar and Noel Randewich
May 20 (Reuters) – Wall Street closed on Friday in combined form after a volatile query that saw Tesla give way and expansion stocks also lost ground.
Concerns about rising inflation and emerging interest rates have hit the U. S. inventory market. This year, with danger signs from Walmart Inc and other stores this week adding to fears about the economy.
Wall Street opened more powerful on Friday morning before turning strongly negative and adding to the heavy losses suffered in the previous week.
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The tech-rich Nasdaq last fell just 29% since its record close in November 2021.
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Other mega-cap stocks fell, with Apple, Alphabet Inc, which owns Google, Microsoft and Nvidia losing ground.
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Recent disappointing forecasts from major stores Walmart, Kohl’s Corp and Target Inc have shaken market confidence, adding to evidence that emerging costs have begun to hurt the buying power of U. S. consumers.
On Friday, Ross Stores tumbled after the clothing store lowered its 2022 sales and profit forecast, while Vans logo owner VF Corp rose on a strong 2023 cash outlook.
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The Dow Jones is on track for its eighth consecutive weekly decline, the longest since 1932, the Great Depression.
Traders expect rate hikes of 50 fundamental issues through the U. S. central bank. USA in June and July.
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The expiration of monthly contracts includes Friday probably to increase trading volumes and can also increase volatility, especially towards the end of the session.
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(Reporting via Amruta Khandekar and Devik Jain in Bengaluru, and Noel Randewich in Oakland, California; editing via Shounak Dasgupta, Arun Koyyur and Grant McCool)