US Stock Market slips slightly to end the week
US stocks ended Friday slightly lower. Losses across several sectors weighed on the market. The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 0.04%. The S&P 500 fell...
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U.S. Stock market: S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 rise; Dow Jones remains flat during mid day trading
The S&P 500 Index climbed by 0.64%, reaching 5,966.74 points. The index’s gain reflects a broader trend of investor optimism across various sectors.
U.S. Stock market: Cardlytics(- 30%0, CommScope (-26%) and Wolfspeed (-5%) among top losers as the market opens
Cardlytics, Inc. led the drop with a 29.77% fall to $3.66, continuing a tough period for the technology services sector.
U.S. Stock market: Applovin jumps 49%, iHeartMedia up 43%, and Dutch Bros surges 39% in early market trading
Applovin Corporation led the surge with a 48.54% increase, pushing its share price to $250.36 as it draws attention in the technology services sector.
U.S. Stock market: AtlasClear Holdings jumps 84%, WeBuy Global soars 169%, and Exela Technologies gains 65% are among the most volatile stocks in early trading
WeBuy Global Ltd. (WBUY) followed closely with a remarkable gain of 168.96% at $0.31 per share, driven by retail trade activity.
U.S. Stock market: NVIDIA(+1.22%), Apple(+1.40,%) Amazon(+1.02%), and Meta rise(+2.54%), Tesla(-0,18%) dips in early trading
NVIDIA Corporation led the gains, rising 1.22% to $147.38 per share, with a market cap of $3.615 trillion.
U.S. Stock market: S&P 500 up 0.99%, NASDAQ 100 climbs 1.18%, Dow Jones rises 0.73% in early trading
The S&P 500 Index also showed strength, increasing by 0.99% to 5,769.33 points.
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