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Amazon surged 15% on strong AWS growth, lifting indexes Friday, while Apple slumped 7% on weak iPad/services results and supply chain concerns. Oil rallied on Middle East tensions; gold and silver fe…
Rivian fell 9.57% on profitability worries despite a Q2 revenue beat, highlighting EV sector volatility. Tesla edged up 0.76% while broader markets rallied, showing divergence within the EV space ami…
Amazon surged 13% pre-market on strong Q2 earnings and 37% AWS growth, lifting AI sentiment and broader indices. Apple fell 7.1% on missed iPad/services estimates. Gold and bitcoin declined while oil…
S&P 500 and Dow hover near breakeven despite broad market gains, while Nasdaq rises amid weak market breadth, signaling narrow leadership in tech stocks.
Nasdaq rises on U.S.-Iran peace hopes while Dow wavers. Data center and memory chip stocks like Micron and Sandisk rebound; Nebius surges. Oil eases on reduced geopolitical risk.
Major US stock indices posted significant gains, led by a powerful 3.07% surge in the Nasdaq and a 3.39% jump in the technology sector, while the Dow Jones rose 0.92%.
Stock indexes surged on hopes of winding down the US-Iran conflict despite ongoing attacks. Growth signs from China and falling bond yields support markets. Tech giants including Google gained, aided…
Nvidia rose 1.6% after signing a multi-year AI chip deal with Meta. Meta and Amazon also gained, supported by a rebound in tech stocks amid easing AI investment concerns and positive sector momentum.
Despite AI disruption concerns, Morgan Stanley sees attractive entry points in Microsoft, supported by solid earnings and optimistic near-term revisions from AI-related demand.
US stocks rallied with Nasdaq leading gains as investors await major earnings reports. The dollar remained steady while the euro edged higher on safe-haven demand amid prolonged US government shutdow…
Microsoft rose after avoiding a potential EU antitrust fine; Tesla jumped after the board defended Elon Musk. Nasdaq hit a record close as investors brace for an expected Fed rate cut amid weakening …
NVIDIA shares slipped 0.79% while the Nasdaq Composite rose 0.53%, showing NVDA lagging the broader market.