Nasdaq Leads the Charge as Chips Recover and Oil Slips Below $92
Stocks surged Thursday as chips rebounded and oil slipped below $92 after Iran paused strikes on Israel. Nasdaq led the advance.
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Stocks surged Thursday as chips rebounded and oil slipped below $92 after Iran paused strikes on Israel. Nasdaq led the advance.
Stocks drifted lower from record highs on Monday as the 10-year Treasury yield ticked up, oil topped 5, and gold cooled. Here's what moved the markets.
The Nasdaq led Wall Street higher Thursday as chips regained footing, while oil climbed past $82 and gold cooled from its record run.
Tech led a quiet comeback as semiconductors rebounded, while gold eased from record highs and Treasury yields drifted lower.
Tech stocks powered the Nasdaq to a 1.24% gain while the Dow dropped 312 points. Gold surged to $4,399.70, nearing the $4,400 milestone. Oil held flat, Bitcoin slipped, and Treasury yields edged lower.
Nasdaq surges 5.19% as equities stage a massive rally. Gold explodes to ,399 with a 9% single-day gain while the S&P 500 and Dow notch impressive advances. Oil and yields buck the trend.
Wall Street surged on Tuesday with the Nasdaq jumping 2.13% as tech stocks led a broad-based rally across all major indexes.