S&P 500, Nasdaq steady as investors eye Apple, Microsoft earnings
The post S&P 500, Nasdaq steady as investors eye Apple, Microsoft earnings appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq are near their record highs after opening on a positive note on Friday, with earnings for Apple and Microsoft on the agenda. Summary U.S. stocks held onto gains near record highs, with Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500 and Nasdaq tracking 4-5% upside for the month; Bitcoin dropped to $115k Tariffs deadline, Federal Reserve’s meeting and big earnings that include Apple and Meta highlight next week. Reports say the U.S.-Japan trade deal faces some early pressure. Stocks have largely taken an upbeat route in reaction to various market factors, including the wave of Wall Street earnings, tariffs and trade deals. In this case, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite have continued to march to record highs, where they remain as the week comes to a close. The benchmark index opened 0.18% up and is tracking over +4.5% for the month, and tech-heavy Nasdaq edged 0.03% on the day and 5% for the month. Nasdaq is eyeing a sixth-straight winning session. While Tesla shares tanked after the company’s earnings miss, optimism remains high as the Dow Jones Industrial Average also moved higher. The Dow added 75 points in early trading on Friday and is tracking near 4% upside for the past 30 days. As stocks eye further gains, Bitcoin (BTC) is struggling with sell-off pressure that saw its price fall to $115k. Apple, Microsoft earnings next week Wall Street’s positive week came amid wins, such as Google parent Alphabet’s revenue beat, which buoyed markets. The U.S and Japan struck a trade deal, and President Donald Trump visited the Federal Reserve headquarters. However, Trump’s criticism of the Fed chair was also evident during the visit, with the issue of interest rates being a significant part of the broader picture. Commenting on the Fed’s inflation fight and the…
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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq are near their record highs after opening on a positive note on Friday, with earnings for Apple and Microsoft on the agenda. Summary U.S. stocks held onto gains near record highs, with Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500 and Nasdaq tracking 4-5% upside for the month; Bitcoin dropped to $115k Tariffs deadline, Federal Reserve’s meeting and big earnings that include Apple and Meta highlight next week. Reports say the U.S.-Japan trade deal faces some early pressure. Stocks have largely taken an upbeat route in reaction to various market factors, including the wave of Wall Street earnings, tariffs and trade deals. In this case, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite have continued to march to record highs, where they remain as the week comes to a close. The benchmark index opened 0.18% up and is tracking over +4.5% for the month, and tech-heavy Nasdaq edged 0.03% on the day and 5% for the month. Nasdaq is eyeing a sixth-straight winning session. While Tesla shares tanked after the company’s earnings miss, optimism remains high as the Dow Jones Industrial Average also moved higher. The Dow added 75 points in early trading on Friday and is tracking near 4% upside for the past 30 days. As stocks eye further gains, Bitcoin (BTC) is struggling with sell-off pressure that saw its price fall to $115k. Apple, Microsoft earnings next week Wall Street’s positive week came amid wins, such as Google parent Alphabet’s revenue beat, which buoyed markets. The U.S and Japan struck a trade deal, and President Donald Trump visited the Federal Reserve headquarters. However, Trump’s criticism of the Fed chair was also evident during the visit, with the issue of interest rates being a significant part of the broader picture. Commenting on the Fed’s inflation fight and the…
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