01 Stock Market
The U.S. major indexes closed as follows: Dow Jones up 0.47% at 49625.97; S&P 500 up 0.69% at 6909.51; NASDAQ up 0.90% at 22886.07. Broad strength in large-cap technology and chipmakers supported gains, while a few mega-cap names showed mixed moves. Trading volumes clustered around tech benchmarks as investors focused on AI-related leaders and rate expectations.
Unusual-move stocks were concentrated in megacap tech and semiconductors, with selective software weakness. NVDA up 1.02% at $189.82; GOOG up 3.74% at $314.90; GOOGL up 4.01% at $314.98; AMZN up 2.56% at $210.11; AAPL up 1.54% at $264.58; MU up 2.59% at $428.17; TSM up 2.82% at $370.54. Weak spots included ORCL down 5.40% at $148.08, AMD down 1.58% at $200.15, and INTC down 1.14% at $44.11, while TSLA was little changed, up 0.03% at $411.82.
Popular ETFs and thematic plays also saw outsized moves, highlighting broad momentum in growth and metals. Leveraged chip fund SOXL up 2.88% at $67.11; TQQQ up 2.52% at $50.06; broad trackers SPY up 0.72% at $689.43 and QQQ up 0.88% at $608.81. Metals proxies rallied: SLV up 7.90% at $76.62 and GLD up 1.97% at $468.62. Among single names, OPEN up 7.53% at $5.00, COIN up 3.26% at $171.35, and U.S.-listed China ADR PDD up 2.93% at $104.94.
02 Other Markets
U.S. 10-year Treasury yield rose by 0.25%, latest at 4.08%.
USD/CNH rose 0.00%, at 6.91; USD/HKD rose 0.0064%, at 7.81.
U.S. Dollar Index fell 0.05%, at 97.79.
WTI crude futures fell 0.14%, at 66.31 USD/bbl; COMEX gold futures rose 2.65%, at 5130.00 USD/oz.
03 Top News
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