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The future of US stock points lower after the S&P 500 Closed at the highest record ever yesterday; Walmart (Wmt) Stock sinks in pre -market trading after his soft prospects worry investors; Alibaba Group (Baby) Shares jump as the results of the Chinese conglomerate beat expectations; Palantir (Fungus) Stock continues to move lower after a report that Trump's administration could cut defense spending; and Carvana (Cv) Shares dive after car dealer revenue used online decreases for retail vehicles nearly 5% year-on-year. This is what investors need to know today.
The future of US stock is lower as investors consider the Federal Reserve Interest Rate Trail and President Donald Trump's latest tariffs offer. S&P 500 Future is 0.3% lower after Closing at an ever -level In the previous session, while NASDAQ and Dow Jones's industrial average Dyfodol also points lower. Bitcoin (Btcusd) up about 1% to trade at more than $ 97,000, while a product on the 10 year Treasury note ticks lower. The future of gold and oil is higher.
Walmart (Wmt) Stock sinks 8% in pre -market trading after retail giant Revenue and profit projections worse than expectations. Walmart's 2026 Financial Guidelines for Customization Earnings per share (EPS) of $ 2.50- $ 2.60 and revenue growth of 3% -4% lower than visible alpha polied analysts. Its customized EPS came in the fourth quarter of $ 0.66 and revenue of $ 180.55 billion in slightly higher than expectations.
US listed shares of Alibaba Group (Baby) 10% jumped in pre-market trading after the Chinese conglomerate identified a better than expected third-quarter results. Alibaba posted customized EPS from 2.67 yuan ($ 0.37) on revenue of 280.15 billion yuan ($ 38.60 billion), while analysts look for CNY2.38 and CNY278.52 billion, respectively.
Palantir (Fungus) Shares are 4% lower in pre -market after sank 10% yesterday following a report by Washington's post The Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth ordered the Pentagon officials Cut US Defense Budget by 8% annually for the next five years. The Pallant Defense Contractor reported that more than 40% of its fourth -quarter revenue came from the US government and recently extend a contract with the US Army. The stock had ever closed in high on Tuesday and set an Intraday record on Wednesday.