New York stock markets closed at record highs on Friday, in anticipation of an extended ceasefire between the United States and Iran. The computer maker Dell surged after Thursday's quarterly report.
BusinessInvestors were cautious, and Wall Street closed slightly higher on Wednesday.
BusinessThe New York stock markets closed mostly in the green. The U.S.'s latest attacks on targets in Iran do not seem to be scaring American investors at the moment.
BusinessNew York's stock exchanges ended the trading week in the red.
BusinessThe leading stock market indexes on Wall Street rose slightly on Thursday - while oil prices fell.
BusinessThe New York Stock Exchange fell while U.S. market interest rates rose.
BusinessThe New York Stock Exchange was mostly lower on Monday. Increased inflation concerns following rising oil prices are among the explanations.
BusinessNew York stock markets fell on the last trading day of the week. Investors were disappointed that the meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping did not produce any major results.
BusinessAnother sign of the increasingly strained situation for American households in the wake of the Middle East crisis is visible: producer prices rose by a full 6 percent in April compared with the same period last year.
BusinessA new rise in the price of oil caused the buying spree on the New York Stock Exchange to turn into hesitation and anxiety - and price movements remained small.
BusinessStock markets in New York turned downward on Thursday, with all leading indexes in the red.
BusinessNew York stock markets rose sharply. Investors hope the signals of peace between the US and Iran can be trusted this time.
BusinessThe New York stock market hit a record high as oil prices fell and investors hoped the ceasefire between the United States and Iran would continue.
BusinessNew York stock markets fell on Monday as investors worried that the war could resume in earnest after attacks by both the United States and Iran.
BusinessAfter hitting a record the previous day, the New York Stock Exchange set two new records on Friday. Technology giant Apple rose after its quarterly report.
BusinessThe Japanese Nikkei 225 index tracked developments on the New York Stock Exchange and rose on the last trading day of the week. In many other parts of Asia, stock exchanges were closed for the weekend.
BusinessGoogle owner Alphabet surged on the New York Stock Exchange after its quarterly report. By contrast, Facebook owner Meta plunged after its quarterly report.
BusinessContinued rising oil prices, new threatening statements about the ceasefire with Iran, and concerns about rising inflation contributed to slightly gloomy faces on the New York Stock Exchange.
BusinessContinued war fears and concerns about gaps in the AI sector caused the New York stock market to be in the red on Tuesday.
TechnologyThe New York Stock Exchange was characterized by small movements as investors continued to follow developments regarding the war in Iran.
BusinessU.S. stock markets closed mostly higher as investors hope talks between the U.S. and Iran will resume this weekend. The day's biggest mover was Intel, which surged on reports.
BusinessMajor Wall Street indexes fell on Thursday. Meanwhile, oil prices rose.
BusinessThe US stock market rose on the first trading day after President Donald Trump extended the ceasefire in the war against Iran, despite rising oil prices.
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