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Equities rallied Friday, clinching its best week since November, as stronger-than-expected earnings from Microsoft and Alphabet revived investor optimism in the AI-led tech bull run.
Google saved the day in afterhours trade, rallying 13% as equities closed lower, but well off session lows
Equities rallied on tech strength, notching a second-straight daily gain underpinned by mostly better-than-expected quarterly earnings just ahead of the start of earnings from the Magnificent 7, with Tesla rocketing 8% higher in after hours trade
Equities rallied on tech strength Monday, rebounding from its biggest weekly loss since March last year as investors looked ahead to quarterly earnings from big tech.
Equities notched their 6th straight day of losses to round off the week led by a Netflix and Nvidia rout.
Equities notched their 5th straight day of losses, the longest losing streak since October, as hawkish Fed speak pushed treasury yields higher
Equities continued to slide led by an Nvidia-led slide in tech just as fears of higher-for-longer Federal Reserve interest rates persist.
Stocks finished slightly lower in a highly volatile session as Federal Reserve Jerome Powell signaled the need for rates to remain higher for longer following recent inflation data that surprised to the upside.
Equities heavily sold off, pressured by a spike in Treasury yields as geopolitical tensions and stronger-than-expected retail sales data dented expectations for interest rate cuts and overshadowed strong earnings from banking giant Goldman Sachs.
Equities were sold off Friday as major Wall Street banks kicked off the earnings season with disappointing results, stoking worries about the strength of the upcoming earnings season at a time when inflation jitters remain front and center.
Equities recovered from yesterdays inflation nerves, led by tech, as data showing cooling producer prices eased inflation jitters somewhat just a day ahead of earnings from major Wall Street banks.
Equities pared back steep early losses to only finish down 1% after hotter-than-expected inflation data threw cold water on hopes that the Federal Reserve would begin cutting interest rates as early as June.
