US stock markets remain hesitant ahead of Cyber ​​Monday - Subdued market sentiment: China economic data and inflation data influence.

US stock markets remain hesitant ahead of Cyber ​​Monday - Subdued market sentiment: China economic data and inflation data influence.

According to a report by www.deraktionaer.de,

After a strong previous week, the US stock markets showed a hesitant attitude on “Cyber ​​Monday”, characterized by moderate losses. Negative economic data from China and investors' caution about important inflation data are creating a subdued market mood at the start of the important Christmas business.

US stock markets, including the Dow Jones Industrial, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100, posted moderate losses on “Cyber ​​Monday”. Market observers attribute this to negative economic data from China and the problems in the real estate sector there. Since the stock markets had been strong in recent weeks and important inflation data was expected, investors held back.

Despite the subdued overall sentiment, shares of Walmart and Amazon were strong, with gains of 0.5 and 0.7 percent, respectively, on “Cyber ​​Monday.” However, the cleaning robot manufacturer iRobot experienced a share price disaster after the EU Commission reiterated its competition concerns about the planned takeover by Amazon. iRobot shares lost a good 17 percent. In contrast, Shopify reported record sales, which had a positive impact on its stock price.

The data shows that market sentiment is influenced by various factors, such as geopolitical events, corporate news and economic data. As a result, some caution and uncertainty can be observed among investors as they await important data and developments in various industries. These factors may continue to cause fluctuations and volatility in the markets.