Wall Street Ends the Week in the Red as Gold Retreats and Yields Grind Higher
All three major U.S. indexes closed lower Friday as climbing Treasury yields and a pullback in gold kept buyers sidelined heading into the weekend.
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All three major U.S. indexes closed lower Friday as climbing Treasury yields and a pullback in gold kept buyers sidelined heading into the weekend.
Stocks surged Thursday as chips rebounded and oil slipped below $92 after Iran paused strikes on Israel. Nasdaq led the advance.
Stocks grind higher as gold surges 1.54% past $4,482 — investors hedge geopolitical risk while the 10-year yield holds near 4.8%.
Nasdaq slides 1.3% while the Dow holds firm; gold retreats from records and oil stays above 5.
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.
Major indexes drift lower while Treasury yields grind toward 52-week highs, gold holds near $4,450, and Bitcoin reclaims $63K.
Stocks slipped modestly Friday while Treasury yields climbed and crude oil pushed past $82, with gold extending its summer rally near $4,437.
All three major indexes slipped on Monday in a sleepy August session, but the VIX dropped to 15.28 suggesting no real alarm. Gold held near ,448 while oil climbed to 3.91.
Wall Street found its footing Thursday after a surprise July jobs loss. The S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow all closed higher as Treasury yields ticked lower. Here's what moved markets — and what to watch this week.