Stocks end mixed near a record as oil climbs and chips slide
After the close, Monday October 12: what moved, why, and what to watch next.
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After the close, Monday October 12: what moved, why, and what to watch next.
Read the edition →Five things to know before the open on Monday, October 12.
Read the edition →The Dow edged up; the S&P 500 and Nasdaq slipped.
Read the story →She favors smaller adjustments made relatively quickly.
Read the story →Moscow has not said whether it agrees to the truce.
Read the story →Brent topped $106 after Russian strikes on Ukrainian energy sites.
Read the story →Third-party figures on the new AI assistant.
Read the story →The Information reported a multiyear agreement.
Read the story →Waiting on bank earnings and Wednesday's CPI.
Read the story →Doubts over the truce pushed oil back up.
Read the story →Underperform to Buy, target $285.
Read the story →Ahead of bank earnings and Wednesday's inflation report.
Read the story →Samsung and SK hynix led a fourth straight loss.
Read the story →Analysts doubt the volumes will lower prices.
Read the story →Everything scheduled for October 12-16, day by day.
Read the story →Lasers, molten tin and very smooth mirrors, explained in plain English.
Read the story →Five things to know before the open on Friday, October 9.
Read the edition →Gold rose about 1.4% toward $4,200 an ounce. Silver topped $60.
Read the story →The Michigan survey missed forecasts. Households feel worse about the present.
Read the story →Wireless carriers fell and tower owners rose on the news.
Read the story →The 10-year yield sat around 5.25% on Friday.
Read the story →The S&P 500 is near records ahead of October 12. What the milestone does and does not tell you.
Read the story →After Thursday's dip toward $80,000, bitcoin held around $82,500.
Read the story →After the close, Friday October 9: what moved, why, and what to watch next.
Read the edition →After the close, Thursday October 8: what moved, why, and what to watch next.
Read the edition →The FT says OpenAI's annualised revenue is about $20 billion lower than signalled. The Nasdaq fell 1.25%.
Read the story →A Fed governor says further hikes are probably needed if data match his expectations, and timing is flexible.
Read the story →Brent topped $104 a barrel at its high. Energy was the S&P 500's best sector.
Read the story →The number of investments in your account does not tell the whole story. What they own matters more.
Read the story →The expense ratio is important, but it is not the only cost worth reading.
Read the story →Two investments can both be ETFs and still carry very different risks.
Read the story →Five main headlines going into the trading day.
Morning archive →The after-close story: what moved, why, and what to watch next.
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