October 27, 2025 • 3 mins
Listeners, today United States stock markets rallied sharply, with the Standard and Poor’s five hundred index moving up by roughly zero point five percent, a gain of about two hundred forty-three points to reach forty-seven thousand, four hundred forty-nine. The Dow Jones Industrial Average added about zero point nine percent, climbing nearly two hundred twenty-two points to finish at two thousand five hundred thirty-five. The Nasdaq Composite outpaced major peers, advancing about one point four percent for a gain of three hundred eighteen points, trading near twenty-three thousand, five hundred twenty-two. Driving today’s momentum were renewed hopes of a United States-China trade agreement and cooling inflation, as data from last Friday showed consumer price inflation running softer than expected for September at three percent according to reporting from eOption and S and P Global.
Technology, communications, and consumer discretionary stocks showed particular strength, continuing their leadership for the year, with advances attributed to heightened artificial intelligence investment and supportive sector tailwinds. Utilities also traded well, reflecting the market’s ongoing focus on power needs for data centers. Meanwhile, precious metals stocks fell as gold prices retreated, and rare-earth miners saw declines after indications that export controls could be relaxed amid improving United States-China relations. On the downside, the mining segment, including Newmont Corporation, Pan American Silver, and Coeur Mining, was lower for the day.
Most actively traded names included Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta Platforms, and Microsoft, each of which reports quarterly results later this week. Among the biggest gainers was RNA, surging forty-two percent after Novartis announced a twelve billion dollar cash buyout. Banco BBVA Argentina soared forty-one percent following positive news from legislative elections in Argentina. Intellia Therapeutics, however, fell forty-three percent after halting patient dosing in two trials due to safety concerns.
Economic data releases were sparse due to the recent government shutdown, but the Richmond and Dallas federal reserve surveys indicated continued sluggish services and manufacturing activity. Regional house price indices showed minor monthly declines. Meanwhile, treasury auctions indicated stable demand, with the seven-year note yielding three point nine five percent.
Looking ahead to tomorrow, United States futures markets point toward further gains, spurred by optimism around central bank decisions and trade negotiations. All eyes are on the United States federal reserve’s meeting midweek, with investors broadly expecting a twenty-five basis point rate cut. Market participants will be watching earnings from tech mega-caps and developments from the Trump-Xi summit in South Korea, both viewed as potential catalysts.
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Technology, communications, and consumer discretionary stocks showed particular strength, continuing their leadership for the year, with advances attributed to heightened artificial intelligence investment and supportive sector tailwinds. Utilities also traded well, reflecting the market’s ongoing focus on power needs for data centers. Meanwhile, precious metals stocks fell as gold prices retreated, and rare-earth miners saw declines after indications that export controls could be relaxed amid improving United States-China relations. On the downside, the mining segment, including Newmont Corporation, Pan American Silver, and Coeur Mining, was lower for the day.
Most actively traded names included Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta Platforms, and Microsoft, each of which reports quarterly results later this week. Among the biggest gainers was RNA, surging forty-two percent after Novartis announced a twelve billion dollar cash buyout. Banco BBVA Argentina soared forty-one percent following positive news from legislative elections in Argentina. Intellia Therapeutics, however, fell forty-three percent after halting patient dosing in two trials due to safety concerns.
Economic data releases were sparse due to the recent government shutdown, but the Richmond and Dallas federal reserve surveys indicated continued sluggish services and manufacturing activity. Regional house price indices showed minor monthly declines. Meanwhile, treasury auctions indicated stable demand, with the seven-year note yielding three point nine five percent.
Looking ahead to tomorrow, United States futures markets point toward further gains, spurred by optimism around central bank decisions and trade negotiations. All eyes are on the United States federal reserve’s meeting midweek, with investors broadly expecting a twenty-five basis point rate cut. Market participants will be watching earnings from tech mega-caps and developments from the Trump-Xi summit in South Korea, both viewed as potential catalysts.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Listeners. Today, United States stock markets rallied sharply, with the
Standard and Poors five hundred index moving up by roughly
zero point five percent again at about two hundred forty
three points to reach forty seven thousand dollars four hundred
forty nine. The Dow Jones Industrial Average added about zero
point nine percent, climbing nearly two hundred twenty two points
(00:24):
to finish at two thousand, five hundred thirty five. The
Nasdaq Composite outpaced major peers, advancing about one point four
percent for a gain of three hundred eighteen points, trading
near twenty three thousand, five hundred twenty two. Driving today's
momentum were renewed hopes of a United States China trade
(00:44):
agreement and cooling inflation, as data from last Friday showed
consumer price inflation running softer than expected for September at
three percent according to reporting from e Option and SMP GOBUL, Technology,
communications and consumer discretionary stocks showed particular strength, continuing their
(01:06):
leadership for the year, with advances attributed to heightened artificial
intelligence investment and support of sector tailwinds. Utilities also traded well,
reflecting the market's ongoing focus on power needs for data centers. Meanwhile,
precious metal stocks fell as gold prices retreated and rare
(01:27):
earth miners saw declines after indications that export controls could
be relaxed amid improving United States China relations. On the downside,
the mining segment, including Numont Corporation, Pan American silver and
core mining, was lower for the day. Most actively traded
names included Apple, Amazon, Alphabet Meta Platforms, and Microsoft, each
(01:53):
of which reports quarterly results later this week. Among the
biggest gainers was RNA, surging forty two percent after Novartis
announced a twelve billion dollar cash buyout. Binco BBVA Argentina
soared forty one percent following positive news from legislative elections
in Argentina. Inteliat Therapeutics, however, fell forty three percent after
(02:14):
halting patient dosing in two trials due to safety concerns.
Economic data releases were sparse due to the recent government shutdown,
but the Richmond and Dallas Federal Reserve surveys indicated continued
sluggish services and manufacture and activity. Regional house price indicies
showed minor monthly declines. Meanwhile, treasury auctions indicated stable demand
(02:36):
with the seven year note yielding three point nine five percent.
Looking ahead to tomorrow, United States futures markets point toward
further gains, spurred by optimism around central bank decisions and
trade negotiations. All eyes are on the United States Federal
Reserves meeting midweek, with investors broadly expecting a twenty five
(02:57):
basis point rate cut. Market per disipants will be watching
earnings from tech megacaps and developments from the Trump EXCI
summit in South Korea, both viewed as potential catalysts. I
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This has been a quiet please production For more check
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Listeners. Today, United States stock markets rallied sharply, with the
Standard and Poors five hundred index moving up by roughly
zero point five percent again at about two hundred forty
three points to reach forty seven thousand dollars four hundred
forty nine. The Dow Jones Industrial Average added about zero
point nine percent, climbing nearly two hundred twenty two points
(00:24):
to finish at two thousand, five hundred thirty five. The
Nasdaq Composite outpaced major peers, advancing about one point four
percent for a gain of three hundred eighteen points, trading
near twenty three thousand, five hundred twenty two. Driving today's
momentum were renewed hopes of a United States China trade
(00:44):
agreement and cooling inflation, as data from last Friday showed
consumer price inflation running softer than expected for September at
three percent according to reporting from e Option and SMP GOBUL, Technology,
communications and consumer discretionary stocks showed particular strength, continuing their
(01:06):
leadership for the year, with advances attributed to heightened artificial
intelligence investment and support of sector tailwinds. Utilities also traded well,
reflecting the market's ongoing focus on power needs for data centers. Meanwhile,
precious metal stocks fell as gold prices retreated and rare
(01:27):
earth miners saw declines after indications that export controls could
be relaxed amid improving United States China relations. On the downside,
the mining segment, including Numont Corporation, Pan American silver and
core mining, was lower for the day. Most actively traded
names included Apple, Amazon, Alphabet Meta Platforms, and Microsoft, each
(01:53):
of which reports quarterly results later this week. Among the
biggest gainers was RNA, surging forty two percent after Novartis
announced a twelve billion dollar cash buyout. Binco BBVA Argentina
soared forty one percent following positive news from legislative elections
in Argentina. Inteliat Therapeutics, however, fell forty three percent after
(02:14):
halting patient dosing in two trials due to safety concerns.
Economic data releases were sparse due to the recent government shutdown,
but the Richmond and Dallas Federal Reserve surveys indicated continued
sluggish services and manufacture and activity. Regional house price indicies
showed minor monthly declines. Meanwhile, treasury auctions indicated stable demand
(02:36):
with the seven year note yielding three point nine five percent.
Looking ahead to tomorrow, United States futures markets point toward
further gains, spurred by optimism around central bank decisions and
trade negotiations. All eyes are on the United States Federal
Reserves meeting midweek, with investors broadly expecting a twenty five
(02:57):
basis point rate cut. Market per disipants will be watching
earnings from tech megacaps and developments from the Trump EXCI
summit in South Korea, both viewed as potential catalysts. I
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This has been a quiet please production For more check
out quiet please dot ai
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