What are the significant stock stories expected to influence the market on Tuesday?

What are the significant stock stories expected to influence the market on Tuesday?
What are the significant stock stories expected to influence the market on Tuesday?

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On Monday, Biz Focus Hub's producers monitored the decline of stocks and looked forward to the upcoming session's events.

PepsiCo

  • The soda-and-snack giant reports Tuesday before the bell.
  • Shares are up 1.7% in three months.
  • is 8.8% from the 52-week high hit in May.
  • The stock has increased by 8% in three months, but is only 6% above its September high.
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Boeing

  • The airline manufacturer will reveal their September orders and deliveries on Tuesday at 11 a.m., Eastern time.
  • In three months, the stock has decreased by 15.6%, while in one month it has decreased by 1%.
  • The stock is 42% from the December high.

The insurance stocks

  • Insurance stocks plummeted on Monday as a Category 5 hurricane named Milton approached Florida, following in the footsteps of several other storms that had set record runs.
  • On Monday, the stock market fell by 4.3%, which is 7% below its high point from three weeks ago.
  • fell 3.85%. It is 5.75% from the mid-September high.
  • lost 3.47% Monday. It is 8% from the September high.
  • The stock has fallen 3% from its peak last week.
  • The stock has fallen 2.8% from its Sept. 19 high.
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The bonds

  • The topped 4% Monday, ending at 4.028%.
  • It hasn't been this high in two months.
  • The is at 3.99%.
  • The is 4.24%.
  • The yield on the is at 4.46%.
  • The is at 4.66%.
  • The closed at 4.87%.
  • The is yielding 6.5%.
  • The is yielding 5.89%.
  • The is yielding 6.71%.
  • The has a yield of 4.07%.

Super Micro's super jump

  • Sales are still going strong, causing the stock to rise nearly 16% on Monday.
  • It remains 61% from the 52-week high hit back in March.
  • The stock closed at $47.74. The all-time high is $122.90.
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Amazon and Apple

  • Both giants were hit with analyst downgrades on Monday.
  • Wells Fargo lowered its rating on from overweight to equal weight, while Jefferies changed its recommendation on from buy to hold.
  • On Monday, both Amazon and Apple experienced a decline in stock value of approximately 3% and 2.25%, respectively, with each stock losing about $5 a share.
  • Amazon is now 10% from the July high.
  • Apple is 6.5% from the July high.

Nuclear

  • The administration is working to restart more nuclear reactors in the U.S., as stated by the White House's national climate advisor Ali Zaidi on Monday.
  • CNBC has previously reported on two projects, one in Michigan and the other in Pennsylvania. It's uncertain if additional projects will be announced soon.
  • dropped 5% Monday.
  • fell 4.25%. It is 6.75% from last week's high.
  • On Monday, the stock price fell by 3.46%, leaving it 20% below the February high.
  • The declined about 2.4%.
by Jason Gewirtz