S&P Nasdaq narrowly rose for the third consecutive day, with Nvidia plunging nearly 6% intraday. Tesla soared 12% after its financial report, while Meta plummeted more than 10% after hours. The Japanese yen fell below a key level

Dow Jones Industrial Average halted its four-day winning streak, with Boeing rising 5% in early trading after its earnings report, but falling nearly 3% after being downgraded by Moody's. Tesla saw its largest gain in two years. Google rose for the third consecutive day to a historical high before its earnings report. Nvidia rose 2% in early trading but fell 3.3% by the close, while the semiconductor index rose over 1% for the third consecutive day, with Texas Instruments rising 5.6% after its earnings report. The FTSE 100 temporarily bid farewell to its historical high, with semiconductor stock ASMI rising 11% after its earnings report. Chinese concept stocks rose over 1%, outperforming the market for three days, with Bilibili closing up 11%, while Nio and Xiaomi rose over 3% and Li Auto fell nearly 4%. Demand for 5-year U.S. Treasury notes was weak, and the yield on 10-year U.S. Treasury notes rose for the first time this week. The Japanese yen fell below 155, hitting a new low since 1990 for the third consecutive day, while the U.S. dollar index hit a near two-week low before rebounding. Offshore renminbi fell nearly 200 points intraday, breaking below 7.27 for the first time in a week. Bitcoin briefly fell more than $3,000, breaking below the $64,000 mark. Crude oil retreated, with short-term gains after the release of U.S. EIA crude oil inventory data. Gold fell for the third consecutive day, with spot gold hitting a near three-week low. Copper halted its two-day decline, while tin hit a one-week low again but the decline eased significantly