🔹 The S&P Hit Records. Two-Thirds of Its Stocks Fell.
Stocks set fresh records as Hegseth confirms the Iran ceasefire and oil retreats nearly 4%.
Stocks set fresh records as Hegseth confirms the Iran ceasefire and oil retreats nearly 4%.
Stocks set fresh records as Hegseth confirms the Iran ceasefire and oil retreats nearly 4%.
Stocks set fresh records as Hegseth confirms the Iran ceasefire and oil retreats nearly 4%.
Stocks set fresh records as Hegseth confirms the Iran ceasefire and oil retreats nearly 4%.
Stocks set fresh records as Hegseth confirms the Iran ceasefire and oil retreats nearly 4%.
Strong earnings, heavier Treasury supply, and a quieter day for gold.
The S&P 500 closed above 7,200 for the first time, Apple delivered a March-quarter record, and gold rallied 2% as the dollar finally cracked.
The S&P 500 closed above 7,200 for the first time, Apple delivered a March-quarter record, and gold rallied 2% as the dollar finally cracked.
The deepest Fed split since 1992, Powell holding his board seat, and a hyperscaler night that pushed AI spending past $725 billion.
The cartel lost its second-biggest producer, the AI rally got its first real bruise, and Powell takes his last meeting at the Fed today.
The rally is narrowing as a busy week of earnings and central banks tests its foundations.
The market is celebrating. The consumer is wincing. This week we find out who is reading the room correctly.