TREE NEWS reports: US stocks opened lower after CPI came in above expectations, firming rate-hike bets, with the Dow down 0.2%, the S&P 500 down 0.5% and the Nasdaq down 0.6%. Bank of America fell about 8%, its biggest drop since April 2025, on weaker-than-expected third-quarter results, and Morgan Stanley slid about 5% after reporting. Memory and optical names fell broadly, with SK Hynix down 4% and Marvell down 3%.
US CPI Beat Lifts Rate Bets; S&P 500 Falls 0.5%, BofA Drops 8%
The macro and earnings shocks are hitting the same session, which matters because it muddies the read-through: it is hard to isolate how much of the bank weakness is rate-driven versus company-specific. The scale of BofA's drop, its largest in roughly a year, signals that bank earnings are being judged harshly against a higher-rate backdrop. Whether the memory and optical selloff is sympathy or a genuine repricing is the open question.
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