^DJI - Dow Jones Industrial Average

DJI - DJI Real Time Price. Currency in USD
24,748.07
-38.56 (-0.16%)
At close: 4:51PM EDT
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Previous Close24,786.63
Open24,820.85
Volume302,026,350
Day's Range24,721.09 - 24,832.54
52 Week Range20,406.68 - 26,616.71
Avg. Volume438,853,870
  • Global Markets: Commodities rollercoaster on $100 oil talk, sanctions stress
    Reuters16 minutes ago

    Global Markets: Commodities rollercoaster on $100 oil talk, sanctions stress

    Talk that Saudi Arabia has its sights on $80-$100 a barrel oil again and of more U.S. sanctions on Russia ignited a rally in commodities and resource stocks on Thursday, though the potential boost to inflation hit fixed-income assets. It was set to be the strongest day for the commodity complex in eight months as Brent crude futures climbed past $74 a barrel after a near 3 percent jump overnight. The surge came on a Reuters report that OPEC's new price hawk Saudi Arabia would be happy for crude to rise to $80 or even $100, a sign Riyadh will seek no changes to a supply-cutting deal even though the agreement's original target is now within sight.

  • Barrons.com23 minutes ago

    Markets Now: Dow Dips as Street Wonders if Correction Is Finally Over

    Want to know why the Dow Jones Industrial Average and other major indexes are doing what they're doing? 7:35 a.m. The S&P 500 has started the week off with three days of gains. S&P 500 futures have dipped 0.1%, while Dow Jones Industrial Average futures have declined 11 points.

  • MarketWatch25 minutes ago

    Watch for ‘violent selloff’ to thwart Saudi’s wish for $100 oil

    Oil is back in the spotlight. Our call of the day looks at Saudi Arabia’s desire to see $100 oil, and while that may get investors excited, it’s not likely to happen anytime soon.

  • TheStreet.com1 hour ago

    Amazon, Procter & Gamble, Southwest and Netflix - 5 Things You Must Know

    U.S. stock futures suggested Wall Street would open lower on Thursday, April 19, but surging energy and commodity prices boosted benchmarks in Europe and Asia. Futures for the Nasdaq were down 14.25 points. Stocks in Asia closed Thursday with strong gains while European equities moved mostly higher after oil prices rose to the highest levels in more than two years.

  • MarketWatch1 hour ago

    U.S. stock futures search for a catalyst as earnings stay in focus

    U.S. stock-index futures point to a roughly flat open Thursday, putting the main gauges on track for a second-straight day of muted action. Equities are staying on course for a weekly gain, boosted by ...

  • TheStreet.com2 hours ago

    Global Stocks Mixed as Oil, Commodity Price Surges Ignite Fresh Inflation Talk

    Global stocks were mixed Thursday as a surge in energy and commodity prices boosted benchmarks in Europe and Asia but reignited concerns that robust global economic growth could quicken the pace of inflation and lift government bond yields. Oil prices surged to the highest levels in more than two years overnight, thanks in part to a Reuters report that suggested Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest producer, would be content with crude prices that approach $100 a barrel and won't push for changes in the current OPEC agreement that is taking 1.8 million barrels from the market each day until the end of the year. Aluminium prices, meanwhile, leapt to the highest in seven years, changing hands at $2,665 per ton on the London Metals Exchange, as U.S. sanctions on Russia hit the US Rusal, the world's number-two producer, while Nickel extended it two-day rally to 10% to trade at $15,825 per ton.

  • MarketWatch3 hours ago

    The ‘Trump risk’ in the markets is still hard to quantify

    The worst may be over for stocks because the risks of a trade war or an actual war have diminished, writes Howard Gold.

  • Dow Jones 30 and NASDAQ 100 both show signs of resiliency on Wednesday
    FX Empire8 hours ago

    Dow Jones 30 and NASDAQ 100 both show signs of resiliency on Wednesday

    The US stock markets initially dipped a bit during the trading session on Wednesday but found enough buying pressure to turn things around and show signs of life again. Because of this, I think that there is a longer-term proclivity to the upside. The longer-term attitude should continue to be driven higher by a lack of trade wars, and of course stronger corporate earnings.

  • Barrons.com14 hours ago

    After the Bell: Dow Drops 38 Points Because…IBM

    The major equity indexes barely moved today, as a postearnings drop from International Business Machines (IBM) was canceled out by gains from Textron (TXT), Intuitive Surgical (ISRG), and others. Ultimately, it shows once again that it's as much a market of stocks as it is a stock market. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 38.56 points, or 0.2%, to 24,748.07, while the S&P 500 ticked up 0.1% to 2708.64, and the Nasdaq Composite advanced 0.2% to 7295.24.

  • Market recap for Wednesday April 18th
    Yahoo Finance Video15 hours ago

    Market recap for Wednesday April 18th

    Thanks a lot big blue. IBM drags on the Dow while the S&P and Nasdaq maintain gains as earnings season rolls on.

  • MARKETS: IBM weighs on the Dow; Morgan Stanley beats on earnings; Consumer Staples lag; Roku shares tank on Amazon, Best Buy deal
    Yahoo Finance Video18 hours ago

    MARKETS: IBM weighs on the Dow; Morgan Stanley beats on earnings; Consumer Staples lag; Roku shares tank on Amazon, Best Buy deal

    Yahoo Finance's Seana Smith on IBM leading the Dow into the red, Morgan Stanley topping earnings, Altria and Phillip Morris leading the decline in consumer staples, and Roku shares tanking after Amazon and Best Buy reach a deal.