Macy’s (M) Plunges 2.92% as $200M Volume Slumps to 466th Amid Fed Rate Cut Hopes and Tariff Pressures

On September 12, 2025, , ranking 466th in the market. The decline came amid broader market movements influenced by expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut and sector-specific pressures. , driven by inflation data aligning with Wall Street forecasts and a weakening labor market. However, rising tariffs and economic uncertainty have created headwinds for retailers, contributing to a risk-off sentiment in the sector.

Market participants remain focused on macroeconomic signals ahead of the Fed’s decision, . , and the U.S. , reflecting shifting positioning in anticipation of easing. While tech stocks like Microsoft showed premarket gains, broader retail exposure remained vulnerable to risks and consumer spending shifts. Macy’s underperformance highlights sectoral fragility amid ongoing trade tensions and cautious consumer behavior.

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