Top Stock Movers Now: FedEx, Nike, Lennar, and More
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Key Points
- Re-concern over the possible impact of tariffs on the economy has brought U.S. stocks to a low at noon.
- Both FedEx and Nike warned of the impact of a potential slowdown.
- Stock jumped after CEO Elon Musk held an all-round meeting with Tesla employees.
U.S. stocks fell at noon after renewed concern over the potential impact of tariffs on the economy. this Dow Jones Industrial Average,,,,, S&P 500and Nasdaq Everyone fell.
FedEx (FDX) The worst-performing stocks in the S&P 500 after parcel delivery giants cut the prospect of “weakness and uncertainty in the U.S. industrial economy.”
Nike (slip) also warned that tariffs and sliding consumer confidence would hurt demand and enjoy shares of sports apparel manufacturers.
Lennar’s shares (Lun) Slide when home builders warn of a weak housing market.
Boeing (BA) stocks take off, and Lockheed Martin (LMT) Falling, the Pentagon chooses Boeing to build the latest fighter jets in the United States.
Tesla (TSLA) After CEO Elon Musk held a full-time meeting, he expressed optimism about the future of electric vehicle manufacturers (EVs) manufacturers, which he spent too much time working with the Trump administration.
Supercomputer (SMCI) Stocks have been upgraded from JPMorgan, which could earn profits from goods that increase NVIDIA (NVDA) Blackwell chips to struggling computer server manufacturers.
Gold prices fell. The yield on oil futures and 10-year Treasury notes has barely changed. The dollar is higher than the euro and pound, and there is little change compared to the yen. Most major cryptocurrencies trade lower.

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