New York stock exchange continued upwards on Wednesday after Tuesday's record levels – and on Wednesday, both the broad S&P 500 index and Nasdaq's composite index noted record-high closing levels again.
BusinessAsia's leading exchanges are pointing upwards in early Wednesday trading, after yesterday's gains on Wall Street.
BusinessThe pillars pointed mostly downward when Thursday's trading ended on the New York stock exchange.
BusinessNew York stock exchange ended the week with a record – again. The broad S&P500 index closed at a new record level for the fifth day in a row and the technology-heavy Nasdaq's composite index for the fourth time this week.
BusinessThe development was mixed on Wall Street ahead of the upcoming report releases from the major tech companies.
TechnologyIt was upwards on the New York stock exchange when the trading week began in anticipation of the heavy tech companies' interim reports.
TechnologyThe Wall Street Journal published information about a "disgusting" letter that US President Donald Trump is alleged to have sent to Jeffrey Epstein. Trump is now responding by suing Rupert Murdoch and the newspaper The Wall Street Journal for nearly 100 billion kronor.
World politicsUSA's president Donald Trump has submitted a lawsuit against the media mogul Rupert Murdoch and the newspaper The Wall Street Journal.
World politicsWall Street ended the week's trading with a development that mainly pointed downwards – after source information claimed that the US President Donald Trump increases his demands in the tariff negotiations with the EU.
BusinessAfter yesterday's rise, all leading stock indexes in the USA closed on the negative side.
BusinessThe specter of trade war did not scare investors on Wall Street. All leading indexes rose on Thursday and both S&P500 and Nasdaq reached new record levels.
BusinessUSA stock exchanges closed on a plus on Thursday encouraged by better job figures than expected.
BusinessIt became a tough start to the trading month for the tech giants in the USA. It went the worst for Tesla, which fell back 5.3 percent after an escalating conflict between the CEO Elon Musk and President Donald Trump.
TechnologyWall Street did as the leading European stock exchanges and closed without major movements on Wednesday. The AI giant Nvidia acted as a locomotive with a new record notation.
BusinessAfter Friday's decline, the New York stock exchange recovered somewhat when the trading week began.
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