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S&P 500 Hits Record 7,200 With Best Month Since 2020
The S&P 500 closes at a record 7,200, marking its strongest monthly performance since 2020.
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The S&P 500 closes at a record 7,200, marking its strongest monthly performance since 2020.
NXP shares surge as AI and automotive demand drive strong earnings and sector momentum.
AI stocks fall after concerns emerge over OpenAI’s growth and revenue targets.
Mixed earnings results drive uneven stock moves as investors focus on guidance and valuation.
Nvidia reaches a $5.25 trillion market cap as AI-driven demand for GPUs continues to surge.
The Turkish lira falls to a record low of 45 per dollar amid ongoing economic pressures.
TRUMP token falls 21.5% as sell-off accelerates ahead of a major crypto event.
AMD shares jump 12% after Intel results signal strong AI-driven CPU demand.
Southwest Airlines posts stronger results as new pricing and product strategy boosts revenue and margins.
Texas Instruments shares rise 19% after strong earnings driven by AI and industrial chip demand.
Intel beats earnings expectations with strong EPS and revenue, sending shares up 8%.
The S&P 500 swings $1.3 trillion in 75 minutes after a false report on Iran negotiations triggers a sharp selloff and rebound.