The S&P 500 hit a new record high on Thursday, with investors largely brushing aside worries over the ongoing US government shutdown. The benchmark index gained 0.2%, while the Nasdaq Composite advanced 0.6% to reach its own record level. The Dow Jones Industrial Average added about 31 points, or 0.1%. The market sentiment seems to
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2KMicron stock price has been in a strong rally this year and is now hovering at its all-time high. MU has jumped in the last three consecutive weeks and by over 11,000% from the lowest level in 2010. A $1,000 investment in the company in 2010 would now be worth over $65,000. AI tailwinds are
4.9KAsian markets tiptoed into Tuesday’s session, with a cautiously optimistic mood, and most benchmarks edged slightly higher, building on Wall Street’s tech-fueled surge and brightening hopes for the region’s pivotal export sectors. Investors remain mindful of looming headwinds: China’s internal struggles and a heavy monsoon of regulatory news. But for now, the rally in artificial
3.7KTesla Inc. shares traded in green on Thursday after the company reported third-quarter 2025 vehicle deliveries of 497,099, surpassing Wall Street estimates and posting year-over-year growth, though production fell short compared with the same period last year. The results highlight a mixed performance for the electric-vehicle maker as it navigates shifting demand dynamics in key
2.1KIntel shares faced a downgrade from Citigroup despite the buzz around its recently announced partnership with Nvidia, which shook the markets with a $5 billion investment in Intel. Citi’s analysts cut Intel’s rating from Neutral to Sell and raised the price target slightly to $29 but flagged several concerns about the stock’s valuation and future
2.9KFair Isaac (NYSE: FICO) stock rallied sharply on Thursday after the company announced a new direct-to-lender licensing program. The new program cut down the hassle for mortgage lenders and resellers by offering them the ability to license FICO credit scores without going through the major credit bureaus. The development triggered a notable surge in FICO
3.2KThe three main stock market indices in the United States are firing on all cylinders this year. The S&P 500 Index jumped to a record high of $6680 on Wednesday, even as the government shutdown started. It has jumped by 40% from its April lows. Similarly, the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 Index has jumped to a
3.6KTurkey is about to make a big investment in both its sky and defense forces. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is planning to buy hundreds of Boeing planes for Turkish Airlines and also pick up a batch of Lockheed Martin fighter jets, a Bloomberg report said on Tuesday. This deal is part of a larger goal
2.3KGlobal markets opened Tuesday with a mix of cautious optimism and lingering uncertainty. Asian stocks showed uneven gains as investors weighed tech momentum against regulatory concerns, while crypto markets attempted a tentative recovery after a $1.7 billion sell-off rattled confidence. Meanwhile, geopolitical tensions escalated with the UK warning of Russian airspace violations, and entertainment news
4.5KChina’s export sector has withstood five months of record-high US tariffs, pushing the country toward a projected $1.2 trillion trade surplus. Instead of retreating, manufacturers have redirected shipments to India, Africa, Southeast Asia, and Latin America, surpassing pandemic-era highs. The redirection has lifted demand for Chinese goods across multiple regions, even as foreign governments face
