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S&P 500 Retreats From Session Highs As Energy Stocks Pull Back

Steven Zhao

Nov 09, 2022 16:43

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Energy Stocks Slip Amid Oil Market Sell-Off

The S&P 500 retreated from its session highs as energy stocks fell as a result of the decline in oil prices. In recent hours, the tech-heavy NASDAQ Composite has also come under significant pressure.


As traders continued to be upset that China did not alter its zero-COVID policy, WTI oil fell below the $89 mark. For energy stock prices, this action was negative.


It should be noted that top megacap equities like Tesla, Apple, Amazon, and Microsoft have all been declining today.


Stocks of basic supplies were well supported in the meantime. Newmont Corporation, a producer of gold, increased by 6% as gold rose above $1700. Freeport-McMoRan, a producer of copper, increased by 2% as copper tried to settle above the crucial $3.70 barrier.


After the business reported revenue of $1.4 billion and a loss of $1.54 per share, missing analyst estimates on both earnings and revenue, Take-Two Interactive's stock price fell by 15%.


The midterm elections, which could give stocks extra support, will remain traders' main concern. In the meantime, Treasury yields and the US currency are falling, which is positive for the S&P 500.


From a broad perspective, the lack of investor interest in the mega cap stocks continues to be a significant issue. Trading at multi-month lows for former market leaders like Amazon and Tesla suggests that investors' appetite for risk is still low.


Stocks in the energy and basic materials industries currently provide the majority of market support. S&P 500 may approach yearly lows if traders concentrate on recession worries and energy equities develop bearish momentum.

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