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Morgan Stanley strategist Mike Wilson projects the S&P 500 could slide to 7,100-7,300 before finding support. He retains an 8,000 end-of-year goal but urges caution due to narrow market participation and AI spending worries.
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S&P 500 futures are retreating toward a critical support zone of 7,425 to 7,430 after failing to hold gains near 7,450. Traders are watching for a sustained break below this level, which could expose lower targets near 7,400.
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The Cboe Volatility Index fell 4.16 points to 21.48.
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The Nasdaq 100 index extended its advance to a 2 percent gain while the S&P 500 rose 1.5 percent on Monday.
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Nvidia stock fell 8.8 percent, marking its lowest level since March.
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Intuitive Machines joins NASA's CLPS 2 initiative to support lunar exploration efforts. The agreement includes a $10 billion spending cap across all contractors, which could reach $15 billion.
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Citigroup strategists cut their outlook for US stocks and the global technology sector while raising their view on European equities, citing lower exposure to artificial intelligence market turbulence.
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