Stock market news live updates: Stocks futures tick higher as investors continue to mull April inflation report

U.S. stock futures rose slightly in April ahead of trading last night as investors lowered inflation.

The S&P 500 futures rose 0.3% to 3,935.18, the lowest level since March 2021. The S&P fell 17% 17% in the first 90 business days of 2022, and was the second worst start to the year. According to Compound Capital Consultants. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose slightly more than 0.3 percent or 1 percent after falling 300 points in the main period, while Nasdaq futures fell 3 percent on the day of the commitment.

These measures will lead to significant stock market losses and will follow the April Consumer Price Index (CPI) on Wednesday, which is slightly lower than last month but shows 40 years of inflation. Investors are also concerned that higher prices may continue to rise as they exclude food and energy, which are called key indices.

Inflation in April in the United States when investors understand how they are aggressively suffering from rising inflation, including the Federal Reserve rate hike. Uncertainty about the next move by the central bank has led to a real estate crisis, bringing the three major indices to their lowest level in years.

“Inflation has intensified in many sectors of the economy, and while inflation is at an all-time high, it will be even harder for the federation to slow inflation without slowing the economy,” Charlie Replay told Allianz Investment Management Investment Strategy. they said.

Cleveland Federation President Loreta Masters told Yahoo Finance on Tuesday that the next two Federal Reserve will raise interest rates by 50 points and the Central Bank will lower interest rates by 75 percentage points due to rising inflation. - Attempts to reduce.

“There’s definitely something going on in terms of supply and demand, and it’s definitely not going to be easy,” Masters said. However, as we continue to deal with inflation, the risks associated with inflation are even greater, so it is important that we make the decision to do our best.

The head of portfolio management at the Commonwealth Financial Network said that if inflation rises in the second half of the year, there will be less pressure on the federation to deal with high inflation. Unlike late-market risks and fires, the economy is smoother.

“If inflation is moderate in the second half of the year and interest rates rise as expected, it could be a difficult time for stocks and bonds,” Essell said in a statement. "Today, investors are losing ground to wood by buying late as a result of inflation."

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Futures trading in the extended trading session before the Tuesday afternoon session.

• S&P 500 futures ( ES = F ) : +10.75 (+ 0.27%) - 3,941.00

• Dow futures ( YM = F ) : +76.00 (+ 0.24%) - 31,819.00

• Nasdaq futures ( NQ = F ): +30.50 (+ 0.25%) - 12,000.25

• Gross ( CL = F ) : + $ 0.02 (+ 0.02%) - $ 105.73

• Gold ( GC = F ) ፡ c - $ 1.90 (-0.10%) - $ 1851.80 / ounce

• 10-Year Treasury ( ^ TNX ) : -7.2 Basic Elements will generate 2.9210%

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Alexandra Semyonova, Yahoo Financial Correspondent. Follow @alexandraandnyc on Twitter .

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