On September 22, Eastern Time, the Nasdaq Composite Index reached a new high, while bank stocks generally came under pressure. Wells Fargo (WFC) fell 3.92%, UBS (UBS) dropped 3.66%, JPMorgan Chase (JPM) declined 3.42%, Bank of America (BAC) fell 3.04%, and Citigroup (C) lost 1.91%.

TradingKey - The Federal Reserve resumed rate hikes after three years, but what truly caught the market off guard was not the 25-basis-point adjustment, but rather the hawkish stance conveyed by Chair Kevin Warsh and the dot plot's repricing of the duration of high interest rates.

TradingKey - BAC closed at $59.47 after a 5.14% selloff as Q3 investment-banking guidance weakened. Can $58.92 support trigger a rebound?

TradingKey - BWIN closed near $29.65 as reported $32.50 take-private talks reshape the outlook. Can $30.09 open $31.38-$32.42?

TradingKey - JPM is holding $348.97 trendline support ahead of a Fed-heavy week. Can $356.47 reopen $361.35-$366.54?

TradingKey - Although the KOSPI Index has pulled back about 27% from its record high in June, and market concerns over the sustainability of AI capital expenditures, high volatility in South Korean stocks, and the semiconductor cycle continue to escalate, Timothy Moe, Chief Asia-Pacific Equity Strategist at Goldman Sachs, has still not lowered his previously issued 12,000-point target.
