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Oil Prices Sink To $55, Lowest In Nearly 5 Years: What's Moving Markets Tuesday?

Oil prices dropped to $55 per barrel, the lowest in nearly 5 years, amid expectations of easing restrictions on Russian oil exports. Mixed labor market data showed nonfarm payrolls rising by 64,000 but unemployment increasing to 4.6%. Major indices had mixed performances, with the Nasdaq 100 edging higher and the Russell 2000 slipping. Energy stocks fell 2.2%, and cryptocurrencies saw modest rebounds. Affirm Holdings led gains in the Russell 1000, while Corcept Therapeutics was the top laggard.

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Equity Indices Likely To Come Under Pressure To Unwind Short-Term Overbought Condition

Equity indices may face pressure to unwind short-term overbought conditions as margin debt hits a new high of $1.21 trillion. The Russell 2000 and S&P 500 show signs of resistance at key levels, with potential support challenges ahead. The Nasdaq 100 also faces pressure, with recent declines and overbought conditions suggesting further tests of support levels. The overall trend indicates potential volatility in the market as indices navigate these pressures.

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Talkmarkets·

Is Trade Desk Stock Underperforming the Nasdaq?

Is Trade Desk Stock Underperforming the Nasdaq?

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CNBC Daily Open: AI infrastructure stocks are taking a beating

AI infrastructure stocks like Oracle, Broadcom, and CoreWeave are declining due to high debt levels for financing deals. Oracle plans to raise $15 billion for capital expenditure, affecting its stock price. Major indexes like S&P 500, Dow Jones, and Nasdaq saw minor declines, indicating fears are contained within the AI sector. Meanwhile, Tesla's shares rose 3.6% amid driverless Robotaxi testing, and Korea Zinc shares fell 14% due to shareholder challenges.

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Nasdaq Plans Near-24/5 Stock Trading to Meet Global Investor Demand

Nasdaq is seeking SEC approval to extend trading to 23 hours per day, aiming to align U. S. equity markets with investor demand and crypto’s always-on trading model. The post Nasdaq Plans Near-24/5 Stock Trading to Meet Global Investor Demand first appeared on Ecoinimist. source:

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