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U.S. Indexes closed the final trading session of the week mixed, as the tech-heavy NASDAQ 100 outperformed and saw gains, while the S&P finished in the red. The main event on Friday was the US jobs report, which was strong and saw a hawkish reaction across...
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U.S. Indexes closed on Wednesday, with the Russell 2000 outperforming while the NASDAQ 100 underperformed. The vast majority of sectors finished in the green, although Consumer Discretionary was flat and Real Estate closed lower amid ongoing concerns around elevated...
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U.S. Indexes closed lower as this week’s theme continues to be dominated by higher yields, oil prices, and continuing hostilities in the Middle East. Today, Iran fired on tankers transiting the Strait of Hormuz, the US responded with fresh strikes on IRGC...
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U.S. Indexes started the week predominantly lower as resumed US-Iran strikes over the weekend increased geopolitical and growth risk for the market. The NASDAQ 100, rallied into the close to settle with marginal gains. Higher oil prices accompanied the move, which...
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U.S. Indexes were on the backfoot as major gainers on Thursday pared initial strength on earnings (NVDA -4.6%, CRWD -4.2%). Friday, Marvell earnings also weighed on Indices, after earnings were considered disappointing given lower-than-expected gross margin guidance...
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U.S. Indexes closed little changed on Wednesday ahead of NVDA earnings after the close. Sectors were mixed, with Industrials, Tech, and Utilities leading gains, while Healthcare and Communications saw the most weakness. In comms, slight weakness in Alphabet was enough...
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