March 21, 2025 Stock Market | Market Correction Update

March 21, 2025: Once again, the NASDAQ Composite Index finished the week in the correction zone.

Since Closing @ Record-Highs:

• DJIA: -6.73% (-3,028.69 points) - CHART
  
  

• NASDAQ Composite: -11.85% (-2,389.84 points) - CHART
  
  
• S&P 500: -7.76% (-476.59 points) - CHART

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 CHART: NASDAQ Composite Index
 March 21, 2025 UPDATE
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The Fed is likely (current odds at 90%) to make no move with short-term rates at the next FOMC monetary policy meeting on May 7, 2025.

Stay tuned...

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Durable Goods Orders During January 2025

The Durable Goods Orders report for January 2025 was released by the Commerce Department this morning:

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Predicted: +2.0%

• New Orders: $286,002,000,000 (+$8,655,000,000 [+3.12%])

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CHART: Durable Goods Orders
JANUARY 2025 UPDATE

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The yellow-highlighted figures represent the month-on-month change in new orders for durable or hard goods for immediate or future delivery from U.S. manufacturers, along with both the dollar and month-to-month percentage change.

Examples of durable goods: cars, airplanes, computers, furniture -- items that are built to last at least three years.

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Durable Goods Orders During July 2024

The Durable Goods Orders report for July 2024 was released by the Commerce Department this morning:

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Predicted: +5.0%

• Actual: $289,645,000,000 (+$26,074,000,000 [+9.89%])

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CHART: Durable Goods Orders
JULY 2024 UPDATE

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The yellow-highlighted figures represent the dollar amount of new orders for durable or hard goods for immediate or future delivery from U.S. manufacturers, along with both the dollar and month-to-month percentage change.

Examples of durable goods: cars, airplanes, computers, furniture -- items that are built to last at least three years.

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• Click here to view the full Commerce Department report (PDF).
  

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El-Erian: ‘It’S Uncomfortably Possible’ That The Fed Will Push The Economy Into A Recession

VIDEO CLIP: Mohamed El-Erian "It’s Uncomfortably Possible’ That The Fed Will Push The Economy Into A Recession"

From the good folks at Yahoo Finance...

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