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Jul 25, 2024 24 min

U.S. tech stocks slump continues

from Squawk Box Europe Express

The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq post their worst session since 2022 as tech stocks continue to slide. Asian equities suffer as a result. Lacklustre demand for luxury goods in China impacts Kering’s quarterly sales with further declines expected in H2. French autos giant Renault notches record H1 numbers on the back of strong EV sales and cost-cutting measures. The firm has backed its FY guidance. However, Ford has posted its biggest earnings miss in 2 years with guidance further disappointing investors.

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