A post by @FirstSquawk on X.
NASDAQ CLOSES 0.41% LOWER AT 25,362.36, DOWN 103.83 POINTS
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The Nasdaq Composite closed 0.41% lower at 25,362.36, shedding 103.83 points, as U.S. equities finished the session in negative territory. The S&P 500 fell 0.34% to 7,593.63, down 25.75 points, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 0.35% to 52,303.93, a decline of 182.56 points. The broad-based pullback spanned all three major benchmarks, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq posting the steepest percentage loss of the session. The synchronized declines point to risk-off sentiment across large-cap equities rather than weakness confined to a single sector. Investors will watch upcoming economic data and Federal Reserve commentary for signals on whether the selling pressure extends into the next session.
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