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S&P 500 Sets Record Close on Flat PPI; Platforms Snap Back as Palantir, Micron and Tesla Lead — Cisco's Worst Day of the Cycle.
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S&P 500 Sets Record Close on Flat PPI; Platforms Snap Back as Palantir, Micron and Tesla Lead — Cisco's Worst Day of the Cycle.
Dow Futures Lead as Crude Slides Below $82 on OPEC and IEA Demand Cuts; Cisco and Cerebras Sink Before PPI.
Chips and SpaceX Carry the Index Higher While Every Platform Megacap Falls; In-Line CPI Eases Hike Pressure.
Nasdaq Futures Lead Into July CPI as CoreWeave Jumps 18%; Memory Bid on Temasek Report, Brent Holds Near $89.
Alphabet Leads Dow Lower on Capex and Debt as Memory Bucks the Trend; Indexes Slip a Second Day Before CPI.
Futures Firm, Crude Flat Near $88 as Hormuz Impasse Holds; September Hike Odds a Coin Flip Ahead of CPI.
S&P 500 Eases from Record as Oil Surges 5% on Hormuz Uncertainty; Energy Leads, Tech Lags Ahead of CPI.
Futures Mixed After Record Week as Hormuz Demands Keep Oil Elevated; SpaceX Extends Rebound Ahead of CPI.
S&P 500 Hits Record as Soft Jobs Report Eases Rate-Hike Fears; Nasdaq Leads on Tech Rebound While SpaceX Surges After Lock-Up.
Futures Edge Higher Ahead of July Jobs Report; Nasdaq Bid on Chip and Software Strength While Hormuz Uncertainty Keeps Oil Elevated.
Dow Pulls Back From Record as Memory Digestion and SpaceX Lock-Up Weigh; Soft Jobless Claims Keep Labor Narrative Intact.
Futures Mixed After Dow’s Third Straight Record; Nasdaq Soft on Memory Digestion and SpaceX Lock-Up Expiration — Hormuz Diplomacy Keeps Oil Contained.
Dow Hits Another Record While Nasdaq Slips on SpaceX and AMD Digestion; Soft ADP Flags Cooling Labor Market Ahead of Friday’s Jobs Report.
Futures Steady After Record Session as SpaceX and AMD Weigh on Tech; Hormuz Deal Hopes Keep Oil Soft Ahead of ADP.
Records Across the Board: S&P 500 and Dow Hit Fresh Highs, Nasdaq Rallies 2.6% as Palantir Soars Nearly 30% and Oil Keeps Falling on Hormuz Deal Hopes.
Wall Street Digests Record Dow Close as Palantir Surges on Blowout AI Software Results; SpaceX First Public Earnings Loom After the Bell.
Amazon Soars on AWS, Apple Slides on Guidance, Futures Edge Higher After Microsoft’s Record Session.
Microsoft Leads a Powerful Rebound, Meta Craters, Apple and Amazon Split After the Bell.
Microsoft Surges on Record Cloud Growth, Meta Craters 8.5% on a Capex Raise, and Futures Rebound From the Dow's Worst Day Since April 2025.
Brent Jumps 6.6% Back Toward $90, and SK Hynix's Record Profit Can't Satisfy the Market — KOSPI Falls 6% Again as Wall Street Waits on Warsh, Microsoft, and Meta
Kioxia -18%, Dell -13% — but the Dow Jumps 537 on Coca-Cola and Sherwin-Williams, Health and Financials Hit Records, and Apple Crosses $5 Trillion; SK Hynix Reports Tonight, the Fed Tomorrow
Samsung 13.4% Before Earnings; Nvidia's $250 Billion OpenAI Backstop Reignites Circular-Financing Fears — Yet Dow Futures Gain on Coca-Cola and Cheaper Oil, and Apple Retakes the Crown
ASML and AMD Tumble on Domestic DUV Breakthrough — Yet Semis Bounce Off the Lows Into a Fed-and-Megacap Week
Wall Street Braces for the Quarter's Biggest Week — the Fed, Four Magnificent Seven Prints, and the First Verdict on Starship's Successful Flight; Airlines Fly While Energy Stocks Sink
Alphabet, Tesla and Even Intel's Blowout All Punished for Spending; Oil's Round Trip From $94 to $100 and Back to $95; the Magnificent Seven Shed $800 Billion
Intel Beats, Opens +4%, Then Closes Down 8% on a Two-Year Spending Guide; Chips Sink the Nasdaq Below 25,000 While Apple Lifts the Dow to a Green Close
Intel's Blowout Lifts Chips and Oil Cools Below $99 — but New Trump Global Tariffs Take Effect and the 'Magnificent Seven' Shed $800 Billion
Dow Sheds 507 Points, Nasdaq -2.15% as Tesla Crashes 14% and Alphabet Loses 7%; Brent Settles Above $100 for the First Time Since May
Alphabet Sinks to $331.91 on a $205 Billion Spending Plan, Tesla Craters to $352.10 on a 1.4% Operating Margin, IBM Cuts Guidance
Dow Six Points From Flat, Nasdaq -0.57% as Alphabet and Tesla Are Sold Into Their Own Earnings; Brent Settles at $94.07 on the Eleventh Strike Night
Futures Slip as Oil Tops $92 on the Eleventh Strike Night and Alphabet, Tesla Take the Stage; Memory Rally Cools After Morgan Stanley's 25% Price Call
Chip Stocks Revive Again as Korea Rebounds 3.6% and Nasdaq Futures Jump 1.3%; Earnings Season Roars (87% Beating) Even as Trump Slaps 50% Tariffs on Canada
Healey — Not Mahmood — Named Chancellor as Gilts Hit a Two-Month High; SpaceX Prints a Fresh $122 Low Then Rallies; Warsaw Closes Green on a 7.6% Factory Beat
Futures Point Higher as Oil Round-Trips From $91: Musk Calls a $52 Billion Nvidia-Server Report Fake News as Starship Slips to Thursday.
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S&P -1.01%, Dow surrenders 406 points as CENTCOM launches a seventh night of strikes; SpaceX dates retry for Monday; Warsaw ends week flat.
Starship Aborts on the Pad as Shorts Swell to 29% of the Float; Netflix Slides Toward -10%. Both AI Mysteries Are Solved.
Dow Jones stages a late 147-point rally in the final 16 minutes after a chip-led selloff. Gold breaks below $4,000 while SpaceX prepares for Starship Flight 13.
SpaceX Starship Flight 13 and TSMC's record profits overshadowed by global memory sector rout. Kospi crashes 6%.
S&P 500 and Nasdaq close higher led by Apple and Big Tech. PayPal surges over 20% on Stripe-Advent bid, while memory sector suffers pullback.
June PPI falls 0.3% confirming disinflation momentum. PayPal rockets on joint Stripe-Advent bid, and ASML raises 2026 guidance.
June CPI falls 0.4% month-over-month, annual inflation drops to 3.5%, triggering a massive chip-led rebound while IBM collapses 25.21%.
S&P 500 futures coil flat ahead of June CPI print. Bank of America and Wells Fargo report profit jumps while Brent crude hits $86 on continued Hormuz tensions.
Nasdaq Composite drops 1.55% as Trump announces the reinstatement of the 'Iranian Blockade' and a 20% cargo fee. SK Hynix closes down 9%.
SK Hynix shares collapse over 15% in Seoul, dragging Kospi down 9% and halting trading. Nasdaq futures sink 1% ahead of CPI week.
SK Hynix soars in a historic $26.5B Nasdaq debut. Meta jumps 6% on AI-cost efficiency, while the Dow snaps its four-week winning streak.
U.S. futures are mixed as SK Hynix begins trading on the Nasdaq after its record $26.5B IPO. Delta beats estimates but slips on fuel costs.
Wall Street rallies as the chip sector surges ahead of SK Hynix's debut, looking past escalating US-Iran conflict. The Dow nears the end of its 4-week winning streak.
U.S. futures are pointing modestly higher this morning as investors look past a second consecutive day of U.S.-Iran hostilities and instead focus on a genuinely bullish AI-chip narrative.
Wall Street closed broadly lower Wednesday as the collapse of the U.S.-Iran ceasefire dominated the session, though the damage was notably uneven across the market.
U.S. futures are recovering most of their overnight losses after Trump declared the ceasefire with Iran is 'over', leading to an oil spike.
Wall Street closed lower Tuesday in a session dominated by a sharp, chip-specific selloff that overshadowed an otherwise record-setting start.
U.S. futures are pointing modestly lower this morning, a reversal from Monday's broad rally, as renewed doubts about AI-sector valuations resurface.
Wall Street returned from the Independence Day holiday in style, with all three major indices advancing and the Dow Jones closing above 53,000.
U.S. markets are set to reopen Monday for the first time since Wednesday. Futures are pointing to a firmer open across the board.
Europe took the spotlight and delivered a genuinely strong close with the pan-European Stoxx 600 finishing the session up 0.69%.
Nasdaq 100 futures are up 1.1% in thin holiday trading as the latest bout of doubt over AI-sector valuations shows signs of fading.
Dow Jones closes at record high 52,900.07 while Nasdaq falls 0.8% on semiconductor weakness as markets digest weak NFP print.
U.S. stock futures tick higher as investors digest a weak 57,000 NFP print, signaling a cooling labor market, while Gold surges past $4,120 and oil pulls back.
The third quarter of 2026 kicks off with profit-taking in the tech sector, cool ADP private payrolls, and Eurozone fiscal jitters ahead of Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's Sintra remarks.
Today's trading session opens in an atmosphere of returning risk appetite, following yesterday's session on Wall Street which successfully snapped a prolonged losing streak.
Global financial markets opened the week on a cautious but stable footing as investors balanced easing energy prices with expectations for several major economic reports.
Following the deep and painful sell-off at the beginning of the week, investors have regained confidence today, as evidenced by a distinct rebound across U.S. equities.
Today's trading session opens in a highly cautious atmosphere as investors attempt to assess the fallout from yesterday's Wall Street sell-off.
Global financial markets started the week with a deep sell-off as investors retreated from risk assets, particularly technology and artificial-intelligence-related stocks.
Global financial markets started the week on a positive note as investors continued to favor technology and artificial-intelligence-related stocks.
Global financial markets traded cautiously on June 19 as investors continued to assess the Federal Reserve's latest policy outlook and its implications for economic growth.
Global financial markets traded cautiously as investors weighed the Federal Reserve's latest policy signals against improving conditions in energy markets.
Global financial markets traded cautiously on Wednesday as investors awaited the Federal Reserve's latest policy decision, the first under newly appointed Chair Kevin Warsh.
U.S. stock futures traded modestly higher on Tuesday as investors turned their attention to the Federal Reserve's upcoming policy decision, the first under new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh.
Global financial markets moved higher as investors welcomed news of a preliminary peace agreement between the United States and Iran, easing energy concerns and lowering oil prices.
The U.S. dollar slipped to a 10-day low as investors shifted toward riskier assets following the U.S.-Iran peace agreement.