Breaking: Dow Jones Industrial Average Drops 370 Points
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 374 points after renewed U.S.-Iran strikes, yet posted a fifth straight monthly gain as oil and Treasury yields climbed.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 374 points after renewed U.S.-Iran strikes, yet posted a fifth straight monthly gain as oil and Treasury yields climbed.
NVDA has fallen for seven straight sessions ahead of Wednesday’s earnings report, raising fresh questions about investor expectations and the AI trade.
NVDA earnings are in focus as CIO Alex Guiliano highlights margins, AI demand and critical signals that could shape Nvidia and technology stocks.
S&P 500 falls as chip stocks slide ahead of Nvidia earnings, while Iran sanctions and Canada tariff threats add fresh uncertainty for investors.
SMCI shares jumped more than 6% after Supermicro beat earnings expectations and issued a powerful Q1 sales forecast despite missing quarterly revenue estimates.
Market news turns sharply cautious as U.S. payrolls fall by 23,000 in July, unemployment dips to 4.1%, and weaker data reshape Federal Reserve expectations.
Finance shock: The U.S. economy unexpectedly lost 23,000 jobs in July as participation fell and markets reassessed the Federal Reserve’s next move.
App stock plunged 28% after AppLovin missed revenue estimates and issued soft Q3 guidance, while the SEC probe closed with no action now.
S and P 500 hits a fresh record as strong earnings, Palantir’s explosive rally and hopes for a Strait of Hormuz deal lift Wall Street.
SpaceX faces rising short interest at 32%, as Elon Musk warns investors challenging its growth may face significant losses.