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survey among real estate professionals. Here's your closing bell brief for Tuesday, December 9th.

I'm Danny Lewis for the Wall Street Journal.

U.S. stocks ended mixed today. The Dow Industrials retreated 0.4%, or 179 points, weighed down by a sharp drop in J.P. Morgan Chase shares. The bank's stock slid 4.7% after an executive said that

expenses next year could come in higher

than expected. The S&P 500 ended a tenth of a point lower. The NASDAQ composite, meanwhile, closed

up 0.1%. Elsewhere, 10-year treasury yields hit their highest level at the end of the day since

September. Investors think the Federal Reserve will likely

cut rates tomorrow, CME data show, but they are less confident about cuts next year. Among individual

companies, Nvidia stock fell 0.3%. President Trump said he would let the company export its H-200 chip to

China, and the U.S. would get a 25% cut. Shares of campbells dropped

5.2%. The canned soupmaker posted better than forecast quarterly results, although profit and

revenue both fell. Aries management stock jumped 7.3%. The private credit company will join

the S&P 500. Stocks that joined the index this year have risen an average of 8% between the news of the move and their actual entry into the S&P.

And shares of CVS health increased 2.2%.

The health care provider raised its outlook for the year and expects that momentum to carry into 2026.

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