Apple and Nvidia Slip as Rates Steady: Wall Street Ends January on a Nervous Note
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* Stocks pulled back into the close (Jan 30, 2026): S&P 500 fell 0.4% to 6,939.03, Dow fell 0.4% to 48,892.47, and Nasdaq slid 0.9% to 23,461.82.
* Bonds stayed calm: the 10-year Treasury ended at 4.26% (2-year 3.52%, 30-year 4.87%), signaling caution—not panic.
* Crypto softened with risk mood: Bitcoin sat around $84,034 (down 0.3% on the day) and Ethereum around $2,690 (down 4.3%).
* Next up: traders are watching JOLTS (Feb 3) and the January jobs report (Feb 6) as the next big tests for the “rates can come down soon” narrative.
The vibe: confidence took a small step back
Friday, January 30, 2026, didn’t feel like a crash day—it felt like a second-thoughts day.
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