Tech stocks faced pressure early this week due to AI development debates and volatile Treasury yields, with the Nasdaq 100 ETF hitting a seven-week low. Key corporate events from Salesforce, FedEx, General Mills, McDonald's, Darden Restaurants, and Sherwin-Williams will provide insights into consumer and industrial trends. These events come amid geopolitical tensions and ongoing Fed rate hike concerns, making them critical for understanding broader market and economic directions.
Salesforce shares are down 2.01% at USD 245.07, while McDonald's is up 0.57% at USD 249.97 on Pluang. FedEx shows strong buying interest with a 2.08% gain at USD 307.99. These price moves reflect active investor engagement ahead of key corporate events. Data is as of Sep 18, 2026 02:03 WIB.
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