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The Dow Jones hit a record high even as US consumer sentiment sank to an all-time low, underscoring a split between booming markets and anxious households as AI-related job concerns and rising yields weigh on the outlook.
Donald Trump did not attend his son’s Bahamas wedding, instead spending the day posting a flurry of updates on Truth Social—from a Dow Jones “chart” claim and AI-style imagery to jabs at Ro Khanna, Iran-related notes, a DC fountain feature, Hulk Hogan nostalgia, and other topics—turning a family event into a long online thread.
U.S. stocks rose on renewed optimism about Middle East developments, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average hitting a fresh high as gains broadened across sectors and investors watched for further economic signals.
U.S. stocks are on track to finish the week higher, with the Dow reaching a record close as traders weigh a postponed AI-order signing by Trump, earnings news from Richemont and Estee Lauder, elevated oil costs, and a booming Pokémon-card market.
U.S. stocks rose, led by the Dow and Nasdaq, as oil prices eased on reports that Iran sanctions could be lifted, boosting investor sentiment and helping the indices advance.
U.S. stocks closed near records and futures stayed mixed after the Dow topped 50,000 and the S&P 500 rose above 7,500, with AI-driven gains helping lift markets as investors watch the U.S.–China summit and SpaceX’s upcoming IPO, while breadth concerns linger about tech-led strength vs. broader gains.
U.S. stocks finished mixed as a hotter‑than‑expected inflation print prompted a tech‑led pullback while the Dow Jones drifted higher; the S&P 500 and Nasdaq posted declines amid rotation away from growth names and concerns about higher rates and persistent inflation.
Stocks surged on AI-driven trading, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average jumping about 600 points as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq climbed to records; a broad rally swept tech and other sectors, with notable movers including IonQ (+9.5%), Corning (GLW +12.0%), Hut 8 (+35.3%), Beyond Meat (BYND +13.3%), Nano Nuclear Energy (NNE +27.7%) and Oklo (+16.4%), while crypto prices fluctuated in tandem with equities.
U.S. stocks climbed to new intraday and closing highs as optimism about a potential U.S.–Iran deal and solid earnings supported gains; the S&P 500 and Nasdaq posted sizable advances while the Dow jumped, futures were mixed after hours with DoorDash and Fortinet among notable movers, and Asia-Pacific markets also rose despite geopolitical tensions as investors await data and more earnings reports.
U.S. stock futures hovered near flat after Monday’s broad decline driven by renewed Middle East tensions, with the Dow down about 557 points (1.13%), and the S&P 500 and Nasdaq also lower as oil prices rose. Investors await key earnings and data (trade deficit, JOLTS) while energy led gains and materials lagged; notable after-hours movers included Palantir, Pinterest and Duolingo.
Nasdaq-100 futures rose about 0.9%, S&P 500 futures gained roughly 0.2%, and Dow futures were relatively flat as reports suggest the US and Iran are moving toward peace talks, signaling cautious optimism for equities amid geopolitical risk.
U.S. stocks closed higher as AI-related earnings optimism and megacap results lifted sentiment: the Dow gained about 750 points, the S&P 500 rose above 7,200 for the first time, and the Nasdaq posted a record close, capping the strongest monthly advance for equities since 2020 amid expectations that AI infrastructure spending will stay robust.
US stocks rose on Thursday with the Dow up about 1.3%, the S&P 500 higher, and the Nasdaq recovering after a morning pullback, as earnings from the Magnificent Seven boosted AI-related optimism; Alphabet rose while Nvidia dipped, and Amazon’s cloud backlog highlighted AI infrastructure demand, helping lift markets ahead of Apple’s report and amid a hotter PCE inflation print, a Fed rate hold, and higher oil on Iran tensions.
U.S. stocks fell Monday with investors awaiting Iran cease-fire talks, leaving the Nasdaq on track to end its 13‑day rally while the Dow and S&P 500 eased; oil climbed on Strait of Hormuz developments and, in late trading, the Nasdaq hovered around 24,383, the Dow near 49,416 and the S&P around 7,106.
U.S. stocks rallied as optimism over a potential Middle East peace deal boosted the Nasdaq 1.5% (its 13th straight gain) and sent the S&P 500 up 1.2%, with the Dow jumping about 869 points to near a correction-free close and the week ending at record closing highs. Oil slid roughly 9.4% to about $82.59 a barrel as tensions eased and Hormuz chatter faded, while the 2-year Treasury yield slipped toward 3.7% and the 10-year yield hovered near 4.2%, fueling expectations of a possible rate cut as earnings season kicks off with banks and Netflix.