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U.S. Personal Spending Increased 0.6% in August
The major averages had a mixed day after data showed inflation slowed last month. Inflation-adjusted U.S. personal spending increased 0.6% month-on-month in August, the most since March 2025, accelerating from a 0.1% rise in July. The core PCE price index, the Federal Reserve's preferred gauge of underlying inflation in the U.S. economy, increased by 0.2% from the previous month in August, less than market expectations of a 0.3% rise. From the previous year, the core PCE price index rose by 3%, below forecasts of 3.3%.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Boeinghad secured a 6th generation F/A-XX Strike Fighter deal for over $20BConagra Brandsreported upbeat Q1 results and reiterated its FY27 outlookJabilreported better-than-expected Q4 earnings and revenue and provided an upbeat core earnings outlook for Q1 and FY27HP Enterpriseraised its FY27 Networking revenue growth view and announced a $1.2B order from Vultr to deploy AMDHelios AI Rack by HPE systems at Vultr's cloud data center locationsRobinhoodannounced Robinhood Agents and extended equities trading to 24-72. WALL STREET CALLS:Modernadowngraded to Sell from Neutral at CitiTargetupgraded to Buy at HSBC on potential earnings upsideMobileyedowngraded to Equal Weight at BarclaysOppenheimer upgraded Niceas AI disruption fears ease, platform improvesFICOdowngraded to Neutral at BofA after FHFA removed "home field advantage"3. AROUND THE WEB:Xbox CEO Asha Sharma said the Microsoftgaming unit is "not for sale," NY Times reportsTSMCis looking into potentially investing in Texas to expand its chip production in the U.S., Reuters saysParamount Skydancehas been discussing to investors about the debt it will be selling to fund its Warner Bros. Discoverybuyout, but the longer it has been discussing, the more it has to pay, Bloomberg saysFordCEO Jim Farley said a supplier issue that affected F-150 pickup-truck output in recent days has been resolved, but the snag has impacted the company's Q3 wholesale numbers, Reuters reportsOpenAI employees warned executives months before a model-testing incident that its newest AI systems were not being adequately monitored or secured, but leadership prioritized meeting release timelines and did not add security protocols, NY Times reports4. MOVERS:Sagimet Biosciencesgained after reporting results from its Phase 3 ASC40-304 OLE trialMongoDBincreased after its board authorized an additional $1B in stock buybacksUiPathwas higher after expanding its partnership with SnowflakeLiquidiadropped after the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware ruled that two of six '327 patent claims brought by United Therapeuticswere valid and infringed by LiquidiaGeneral Millswas lower after naming McNabb to succeed Harmening as CEO5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:FactSetreported Q4 results and provided guidance for FY27, with CEO Sanoke Viswanathan calling it a "strong" quarterCal-Maine Foodsreported Q1 results, with EPS and revenue lower year-over-yearConcentrixreported Q3 results and provided guidance for both Q4 and FY26Conduentprovided guidance for FY27 and FY28Workdayreaffirmed guidance for Q3 and FY27INDEXES:The Dow fell 443.87, or 0.86%, to 50,906.05, the Nasdaq gained 63.52, or 0.24%, to 26,861.06, and the S&P 500 declined 19.30, or 0.25%, to 7,651.54.
U.S. Personal Spending Increased 0.6% Month-on-Month in August
The S&P was higher near noon after new U.S. economic data showed inflation slowed last month. Inflation-adjusted U.S. personal spending increased 0.6% month-on-month in August, the most since March 2025, accelerating from a 0.1% rise in July. The core PCE price index, the Federal Reserve's preferred gauge of underlying inflation in the U.S. economy, increased by 0.2% from the previous month in August, less than market expectations of a 0.3% rise. From the previous year, the core PCE price index rose by 3%, below forecasts of 3.3%.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Boeinghad secured a 6th generation F/A-XX Strike Fighter deal for over $20BConagra Brandsreported upbeat Q1 results and reiterated its FY27 outlookJabilreported better-than-expected Q4 earnings and revenue and provided an upbeat core earnings outlook for Q1 and FY27HP Enterpriseraised its FY27 Networking revenue growth view and announced a $1.2B order from Vultr to deploy AMDHelios AI Rack by HPE systems at Vultr's cloud data center locationsRobinhoodannounced Robinhood Agents and extended equities trading to 24-72. WALL STREET CALLS:Modernadowngraded to Sell from Neutral at CitiTargetupgraded to Buy at HSBC on potential earnings upsideMobileyedowngraded to Equal Weight at BarclaysOppenheimer upgraded Niceas AI disruption fears ease, platform improvesFICOdowngraded to Neutral at BofA after FHFA removed "home field advantage"3. AROUND THE WEB:McDonaldsis using AI to guide its menu prices in the U.S. and certain global markets, Reuters reportsTSMCis looking into potentially investing in Texas to expand its chip production in the U.S., Reuters saysParamount Skydancehas been discussing to investors about the debt it will be selling to fund its Warner Bros. Discoverybuyout, but the longer it has been discussing, the more it has to pay, Bloomberg saysFordCEO Jim Farley said a supplier issue that affected F-150 pickup-truck output in recent days has been resolved, but the snag has impacted the company's Q3 wholesale numbers, Reuters reportsOpenAI employees warned executives months before a model-testing incident that its newest AI systems were not being adequately monitored or secured, but leadership prioritized meeting release timelines and did not add security protocols, NY Times reports4. MOVERS:Sagimet Biosciencesgains after reporting results from its Phase 3 ASC40-304 OLE trialMongoDBincreases after its board authorized an additional $1B in stock buybacksUiPathhigher after expanding its partnership with Snowflake)Mattelfalls after announcing the appointment of Roger Lynch as CEOGeneral Millslower after naming McNabb to succeed Harmening as CEO5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:FactSetreported Q4 results and provided guidance for FY27, with CEO Sanoke Viswanathan calling it a "strong" quarterCal-Maine Foodsreported Q1 results, with EPS and revenue lower year-over-yearConcentrixreported Q3 results and provided guidance for both Q4 and FY26Conduentprovided guidance for FY27 and FY28Workdayreaffirmed guidance for Q3 and FY27INDEXES:Near midday, the Dow was down 27.21, or 0.05%, to 51,322.71, the Nasdaq was up 284.71, or 1.06%, to 27,082.25, and the S&P 500 was up 44.81, or 0.58%, to 7,715.65.
Walmart Shares Down About 3%, Largest Intraday Drop in Two Months
Walmart (WMT) is down about 3% this morning, its biggest slide intraday since the weak Q2 print and soft Q3 U.S. sales guide on August 20. The pressure comes after Target (TGT) announced price cuts on nearly 2,000 home, apparel, and accessories items as holiday shopping kicks off, a move tied to sinking U.S. consumer confidence. Sentiment fell in September to its lowest level since 2014 amid rising pessimism about the economy and labor market. With price competition heating up, Walmart is running a week long sales event from Oct. 5-11, while Target's Circle Deal Days on Oct. 6-7 overlap with Amazon's (AMZN) fall Prime Day.
Target Corporation Lowers Prices on Nearly 2,000 Items
Target Corporation is lowering prices on nearly 2,000 home and apparel & accessories items, helping busy families find even more affordable options as holiday shopping gets underway. The latest reductions build on the more than 10,000 prices Target has lowered over the past year, continuing to make it easier for families to afford the things that matter to them. Guests will see price reductions across nearly 2,000 on-trend items and refreshed staples, including: Apparel and shoes: Lower prices across women's, men's, infant and toddler apparel and shoes for the entire family, with select items priced 20% or more lower than last year. Examples include: Women's long-sleeve tees are now $12, down from $15; The average price of women's shoes is $35, down from $40 last year - with nearly 70% of new items priced below last year's styles; The average price of kids' rain and winter boots is down approximately 15% from last year. Home: A fully refreshed bedding assortment, with prices 15% lower, on average, including: Threshold queen comforters are now $69, down from $89; Room Essentials queen comforters are now $40, down from $50; Threshold performance queen sheets are now $50, down from $55.
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