US stocks ended mixed after stronger-than-expected jobs data. The Dow and S&P fell while the Russell and Nasdaq 100 rose, and September rate hike odds climbed…
S&P 500 edges lower, Nasdaq gains after strong jobs report. Both indices trade above key moving averages, but August highs remain resistance.
Oura filed for a US IPO, reporting a 74% revenue jump and a potential valuation of $16 billion.
Nasdaq is rangebound amid Fed tightening risks and US-Iran conflict, with upcoming CPI and Middle East events key.
US stocks rose as the rally broadened beyond mega-cap tech, with the Russell 2000 leading gains and fintech names surging, while cybersecurity stocks slumped.
Technical analysis of S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite using moving averages to identify support and resistance levels.
Mizuho notes momentum baskets have broken below July lows, triggering systematic de-risking that feeds further selling amid rising geopolitical tensions.
US stocks fell, led by Nasdaq, as Middle East tensions rose. Dell shares reversed losses after strong earnings.
Crude oil rose nearly $4 and stocks fell on reports of a US attack on Iran. Explosions reported in Chabahar and Bandar Abbas.
Major US stock indices ended lower except for the Nasdaq 100, which eked out a small gain.
Nasdaq futures rebound from 29,300 but need to clear 29,745-29,815 to confirm a bullish reversal.