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U.S. stocks fell as September PMI showed slowing business activity, despite still-expanding levels.
U.S. stocks dipped Tuesday as business activity slowed in September, with PMI data showing a slight cooling in manufacturing and services, though still above expansion levels.
The S&P 500, Dow, and NASDAQ all declined, while energy stocks rose and consumer discretionary fell.
Individual stocks saw sharp moves, with Super League Enterprise and Innovation Beverage surging on news of private placements and mergers.
Gold hit a record high, and oil rose, while European markets rose and Asian indices mostly fell.
The U.S. current account deficit narrowed significantly.
Economic indicators pointed to weaker demand, rising input costs, and squeezed margins, with the Federal Reserve expected to consider further rate cuts amid concerns over inflation and growth.
Global trade tensions and tariff risks remain a key concern, with the OECD warning of slower growth in 2026.
Las acciones estadounidenses cayeron a medida que el PMI de septiembre mostró una desaceleración de la actividad empresarial, a pesar de que los niveles aún se expandían.