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The S&P 500 closed nearly flat at 7,135.95 while Brent crude spiked 7.16% to $111.88 on Middle East tensions and potential UAE departure from OPEC, lifting energy stocks 2.29%.
Read more →The S&P 500 declined 0.24% to 7,121.43, now 0.8% below its 52-week high, as energy stocks surged on geopolitical tensions while technology shares faced pressure from AI chip development reports.
Read more →Brent crude jumped 3.66% to $108.22 per barrel, nearing its 52-week high of $119, as escalating tensions in key oil-producing regions sparked supply disruption concerns. Asian markets diverged with the Nikkei falling 1.02% while the Hang Seng gained 1.68%.
Read more →The S&P 500 closed down 0.49% at 7,138.80 while the NASDAQ dropped 0.90% to 24,663.80, driven by a 1.69% decline in technology stocks as energy surged 1.66% on rising oil prices.
Read more →The NASDAQ declined 1.19% to 24,592.17 while the Dow gained 0.09% to 49,209.78 as investors shifted to defensive sectors amid Middle East tensions and elevated oil prices.
Read more →Brent crude jumped 2.46% to $104.19 per barrel on Strait of Hormuz supply concerns while Asian markets retreated, led by Japan's Nikkei 225 falling 1.02% to 59,917 amid tech sector uncertainty.
Read more →NASDAQ climbed 0.20% to 24,887 while Dow fell 0.13% as technology stocks rose and energy surged, with Brent crude jumping 2.73% to $101.84 per barrel on geopolitical tensions.
Read more →The S&P 500 traded flat at 7,164.59, just 0.1% below its 52-week high, while the Nikkei 225 surged 1.38% to 60,537 as US markets consolidated near record levels with contained volatility.
Read more →The Nikkei 225 jumped 1.38% to 60,537 while US Q4 GDP growth decelerated sharply to an annualized 0.48% from Q3's 4.38%, with mixed Asian markets reflecting concerns about the economic slowdown's impact on exports.
Read more →Digital assets consolidate at $2.68 trillion market cap while Bitcoin maintains 58% dominance despite Treasury yields climbing to 4.25%. Institutional flows remain positive as crypto shows resilience.
Read more →Digital assets consolidate around $2.67 trillion with Bitcoin maintaining 58% dominance amid institutional interest. Meanwhile, ASEAN nations weigh Russian energy purchases for short-term relief.
Read more →The NASDAQ jumped 1.63% to close just 0.1% below its 52-week high of 24,854, while the S&P 500 gained 0.80% to near record levels as technology stocks surged 2.81% on Intel's strong earnings.
Read more →The NASDAQ jumped 1.48% to 24,800.52, just shy of its 52-week high at 24,825, while the Dow declined 0.31% to 49,159.14 as technology outperformed traditional defensive sectors in mixed trading.
Read more →US equity futures point to mixed open with S&P 500 sitting just 0.6% below 52-week high while Japan's Nikkei 225 jumped 0.97% to 59,716. European markets declined with CAC 40 down 0.72% to 8,168.
Read more →S&P 500 declined 0.41% to 7,108.40 while Brent crude surged 4.45% to $106.44 per barrel on Iran tensions in Strait of Hormuz. Utilities led defensive rotation with 2.72% gains as tech stocks fell.
Read more →The S&P 500 declined 0.06% to 7,133.51 while Brent crude jumped 1.49% to $103.43 per barrel amid escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz following reports of Iranian attacks on oil tankers.
Read more →U.S. equity futures point higher after the S&P 500 closed at 7,137.90, just 0.1% below its annual peak, while NASDAQ hit 24,657.57 effectively touching its 52-week high on tech sector gains of 2.20%.
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