Tech stocks slide for a second session as traders brace for a May CPI report forecasted at 4.2% YoY. Bitcoin drops 14% and Ethereum falls 15.8% amid

US stocks fell sharply after a blowout May jobs report sparked fears of sustained high interest rates, wiping trillions from Big Tech and dragging crypto

The main economic event of the week, namely Wednesday’s May US CPI report: in the past 100 years, once CPI crosses 4% on average SPX -4% next 3 months, -7% next 6 months.

The S&P 500 fell 2.64% as investors rotated from tech into healthcare and consumer staples. Bitcoin dropped below $60K amid rising Treasury yields.

US stock futures fell after a tech selloff driven by strong jobs data. Bitcoin dropped below $62,000 as Fed rate hike odds surged to 68-72% by December.

Bitcoin fell below $62K and the Nasdaq dropped 3% as investors pull back ahead of the May CPI report expected at 4.2%. Fear and Greed Index hits 10.

Nasdaq drops 4.18% as strong jobs data and weak Broadcom guidance slam tech stocks. Bitcoin falls to $61,344, dragging crypto equities down over 6%.

The S&P 500 fell 0.3% and NASDAQ dropped 1.1% as semiconductor stocks lost nearly $1 trillion in value. Bitcoin slid in tandem with equities.

Stocks fell Wednesday to extend a rollercoaster week for markets, with tech firms once again bearing the brunt of the selling as investors fret over elevated prices and possible…

(Bloomberg) -- Stocks resumed their slide as technology shares remained under pressure and investors trimmed positions ahead of a key inflation reading in the US. Gold dropped.

(Bloomberg) -- The retreat in technology stocks extended further as traders pared exposure ahead of data that is expected to show US inflation has hit the highest level in more…

(Bloomberg) -- Technology stocks were set to pull US equities lower for a second session as traders pared exposure ahead of an inflation reading that is expected to hit the…

June 10 : U.S. stock index futures fell on Wednesday as technology stocks extended losses, while renewed tensions between the U.S. and Iran weighed on sentiment ahead of a key…

Tech stocks slide for a second session as traders brace for a May CPI report forecasted at 4.2% YoY. Bitcoin drops 14% and Ethereum falls 15.8% amid

(Bloomberg) -- Technology stocks were set to lead US equities lower for a second day as tensions in the Middle East escalated and traders braced for a hot inflation report.

“We currently see a healthy correction in parts of the market which might have moved too far, too fast. There’s also no trigger to further upgrade earnings expectations."

The Nasdaq dropped 4% as semiconductor stocks cratered and Bitcoin fell below $60K. Here's what the Wall Street sell-off means for crypto investors.