SA: What companies & investors should know about COP28
Published on SEEKING ALPHA, by Gerben Hieminga, Senior Sector Economist; Coco Zhang, ESG Research: COP déjà ...
SEEKING ALPHA reports:
The Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled more than 1,100 points Wednesday afternoon and the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite shed some 4% as investors dumped consumer names following disppointing earnings numbers from Target (TGT).
The Dow fell 1,102.06 points (-3.4%) to trade at 31,552.53 shortly before 2 p.m. ET, while the S&P 500 sank 156.44 points (-3.8%) to 3,932.41 and the Nasdaq gave up 539.13 (-4.5%) to hit 11,445.4.
Target is plunging 27% after reporting results earlier Wednesday that echoed the margin problems Walmart had. It’s reportedly the biggest one-day drop for TGT since the 1987 crash.
The retailers’ big selloff came one day after WMT saw a drop of the same magnitude. The downbeat results are sending mall stocks lower.
In fact, all 11 S&P sectors are down…
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