U.S. stock indexes fell on Thanksgiving Eve as losses in technology stocks, particularly Nvidia, Microsoft, and Dell, pulled the market down. The S&P 500, Dow, and Nasdaq all recorded losses, ending a recent upward trend. Economic data continued to show solid consumer spending but indicated that inflation had stalled, prompting discussions about the Federal Reserve's future rate policies. President-elect Trump's proposed tariffs also stirred concerns about potential inflation, influencing market dynamics. The market will remain closed for Thanksgiving before reopening for a half-day on Friday.