Stock indexes, including S&P 500, Dow Jones, and Nasdaq, are all down today after starting higher. Taiwan Semiconductor raises 2025 revenue growth forecast. US economic news mixed, with housing market up but Philly Fed survey down. Precious metals surge amid US-China trade tensions and government shutdown.

Earnings season begins with strong corporate results, but Q3 profits expected to rise less. Markets predict 97% chance of Fed rate cut. Overseas markets higher, Euro Stoxx 50 up 0.59%. Interest rates down slightly, T-notes decline after mixed economic news. European bond yields mixed, UK manufacturing production exceeds expectations. ECB member signals reduced probability of rate cut.

Tech stocks like Amazon and Nvidia are up, while gold mining stocks rise on record gold price. Praxis Precision Medicines soars on positive study results. JB Hunt and Salesforce lead gains, while Hewlett Packard and F5 Inc fall. DoorDash partners with Waymo, US Bancorp reports strong earnings.

Stocks like Marsh & McLennan, Zions Bancorp, and Verisk Analytics tumble. Travelers Cos and Lululemon Athletica also down. Earnings reports expected from Bank of New York Mellon, Charles Schwab, Snap-on Inc, and more. Market outlook remains uncertain amid ongoing government shutdown and trade tensions.

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