TeslaWall Street is expected to open lower, with futures indices erasing earlier gains. Investors are shifting towards lower-risk positions as US 10-year bond yields surge and the dollar strengthens.
Final PMI data indicates a contraction phase in major economies despite better-than-expected results from Europe. US Manufacturing PMI improved due to increased employment and better supply availability, but inflation concerns persist due to rising producers' costs.
US ISM Manufacturing PMI shows contraction for the 11th month in a row, despite some recovery signs. While demand remains soft, production improved, and suppliers retained capacity. Discrepancies between ISM and PMI prices underscore the rapidly changing environment.
Goldman warns of the impact of rising rates on US corporate profits. Kevin McCarthy faces pressure from Joe Biden to fund Ukraine and from Matt Gaetz to cut government spending. Bill Ackman plans to pursue a deal with Elon Musk's X through Pershing Square's SPARC.
The US500 index is trading at 4320 points, down 0.20%, with selling pressure preventing recovery. It's set to retest the critical 4300 support zone.
Tesla's shares fell 4.0% as Q3 deliveries and production fell short of estimates. The company delivered 435,059 vehicles and produced 430,488, attributing the decline to planned factory upgrades. However, Tesla's 2023 volume target of 1.8 million vehicles remains unchanged.