Shocking Nasdaq Composite Slide Caps Worst Week Since June
The Nasdaq Composite plunged 2.14% Friday, ending at 26,140.03 as AI stocks, chipmakers, rising oil prices and inflation fears rattled markets.
The Nasdaq Composite plunged 2.14% Friday, ending at 26,140.03 as AI stocks, chipmakers, rising oil prices and inflation fears rattled markets.
Stock market shares retreat as the Nasdaq falls 2.2%, AI stocks sink, oil tops $100 and investors reassess inflation, debt and Federal Reserve policy.
Bank earnings are taking center stage as JPMorgan shares rise despite a miss, while chip losses and oil prices pressure global markets.
Fed minutes reveal broad support for another 2026 rate hike as inflation stays elevated, Treasury yields hit historic highs and stocks retreat.
Elon Musk net worth trillion dollars returns after SpaceX shares surge, making him the world’s richest person with a fortune of $1.04 trillion.
SPCX faces a major test as its AI business expands, but soaring spending, high valuation and uncertain profitability raise urgent investor questions.
S&P 500 remains near flat as Nasdaq reaches a fresh all-time high while traders track U.S.-Iran tensions, oil prices, Treasury yields and the Trump-Xi summit.
Warren Buffett is stepping down as Berkshire Hathaway chairman, naming Howard Buffett as successor while Greg Abel leads the company as CEO.
Dow Jones investors face fresh volatility after the Fed hikes its key rate as expected, while Kevin Warsh’s remarks send the S&P 500 lower.
S&P 500 shares trade unevenly as investors await the Federal Reserve’s rate decision, with Intel rising, J.B. Hunt plunging and oil prices sliding sharply.