S&P 500 snaps 5-day winning streak after Fed minutes as investors eye Nvidia earnings

U.S. stocks ended lower Tuesday, with the November rally stalling after a mixed bag of retailer earnings as investors awaited results from AI chipmaker Nvidia and posted little reaction to minutes of the Federal Reserve’s last policy meeting.

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Stocks have rallied in November, with the S&P 500 exiting correction territory on Wednesday to finish less than 1% away from its 2023 closing high.

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S&P 500 snaps 5-day winning streak after Fed minutes as investors eye Nvidia earnings

How stocks traded