Stocks

US stock markets set for big gains at the open, new records

• S&P 500 futures up 47 points

European indices find some calm in the opening stages today

• It's still early in the day though, with the US CPI report coming up next later

Eurostoxx futures +0.4% in early European trading

• A slight bounce slated for the open later

Apple shares rise 5% in a breakout to a new all-time high

• The market has a second look at AI implementation

US stocks trading lower at the open. Small-cap Russell 2000 down close to 1%

• S&P and NASDAQ indices closed at record levels yesterday. Both are down at the open.

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European equities see a calmer mood to start the day

• The political anxiety from yesterday isn't carrying over at least

Apple stock analysis - yes, seems like the Apple Intelligence news was sold - or was it...

• Apple's AI launch created a buzz, but the market's reaction was a letdown with a failed breakout at key resistance. 📉🚫 But then things changed fast with a breakout. What else is next after the FOMC meeting tommorrow...

Eurostoxx futures +0.2% in early European trading

• A calmer mood after the political worries yesterday

S&P and NASDAQ indices close at record levels. Dow pushes into positive territory at close

S&P index and NASDAQ index on pace for record closes

• Apple shares are lower after their worldwide developers conference

Apples Worldwide Developers Conference at the top of the hour

• Apple promised cool new stuff in AI. Can they deliver?

European indices close lower. Yields move higher.

• European indices close lower as yields move higher amidst rightward election shift. US markets see gains, S&P hits record high before slight retreat. Yields up across the board.

Broader US indices now positive

• S&P and NASDAQ indices approach all-time high closing level at 5354.04

US stocks open lower to start the new trading week.

• US yields are higher