Stocks push higher on Friday as the Nasdaq rallied to a record close, ending the week with a win as a Nvidia-led surge fueled bullish bets on stocks offsetting jitters about higher longer interest rates ahead of the long holiday weekend.
the combination of oversupply, moderated demand growth, geopolitical instability, and environmental challenges has contributed to the downward trend in lithium stocks.
In a week where rising bond yields de-railed the equities rally, Nvidia did its best to single handedly hold up the market.
The spiralling US debt, currently sitting at $34T and rising at least $1T every 100 days… and there will be consequences
Stocks slipped from record highs as rising Treasury yields on signs of sticky inflation dented rate-cut hopes offsetting an Nvidia-led charge higher in tech stocks.
Stocks closed lower Wednesday, a day after notching a record high as investors digested the minutes from the Federal Reserve May meeting showing concerns about progress on inflation.
Stocks eked out a small gain as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed at record highs Tuesday as the intraday dip in tech was bought ahead of eagerly awaited earnings from AI-darling Nvidia due Wednesday.
Stocks traded in tight ranges Monday, with investors cautious ahead of more cues on interest rates and earnings this week. Metals held their Asian session gains with Gold and Copper settling at record highs and Silver pushing to 12-year highs at $32
The recent surge in Copper prices to record highs is likely to continue with production falling and demand rising from the energy transition and data center demand from AI
The Dow closed above 40,000 for the first time ever on Friday, notching a five-week win streak as rate-cut hopes while precious metals soared with copper & Gold making a record highs and silver playing catch-up with gold at new decade highs
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The DOW briefly topped 40,000 for the first ever as investors weighed up comments from Fed Williams, a rebound in Treasury yields and a rally in Walmart.
