^DJI - Dow Jones Industrial Average

DJI - DJI Real Time Price. Currency in USD

24,753.09

-58.67 (-0.24%)

At close: 4:46PM EDT

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Previous Close	24,811.76
Open	24,781.29
Volume	257,211,712

Day's Range	24,687.81 - 24,824.22
52 Week Range	20,942.57 - 26,616.71
Avg. Volume	381,700,156

MarketWatch2 hours ago
The stock market is poised for its best May in 9 years—but the coming week is crucial
Indeed, the S&P 500 index (^GSPC) is staged for the best May performance in nine years, boasting a month-to-date return of 2.8% thus far, while the Dow Jones Industrial (^DJI) also headed for the best May since 2009, according to FactSet data. Back in 2009, the Dow booked a 4.1% return for May as the S&P 500 returned 5.3% that month. The Nasdaq Composite Index (^IXIC) is the outperformer, on track for a May return of 5.2%, which would represent the technology-tilted index’s best rise for that month since 2005, when it advanced by 7.63%.
FX Empire13 hours ago
US stock markets pause before the Memorial Day weekend
The US stock markets paused a bit during the week, as we head towards the Memorial Day weekend, the unofficial start of summer in the United States. We are testing significant resistance barriers above, so it makes sense that we may see a bit of short-term softness.
FX Empire13 hours ago
US markets choppy ahead of the Memorial Day weekend
The US markets went back and forth during the trading session on Friday, as we started to see profit taking ahead of the Memorial Day holiday on Monday. I believe that the market will continue to be very noisy, but it looks as if we are forming a shooting star for the week, which of course is a bit difficult.
The Wall Street Journal14 hours ago
U.S. Stocks Stall as Oil Falls and Global Worries Mount
U.S. stocks stalled Friday but hung on to weekly gains, as tumbling oil prices and worries over political risks from North Korea to Italy kept investors on guard ahead of the holiday-lengthened weekend. Stock indexes around the world struggled to gain ground this week as geopolitical rifts drove investors into relatively safe assets such as government bonds and gold.
Barrons.com19 hours ago
After the Bell: Dow Zigs, Zags and Who Knows Where It's Headed Next
The Dow Jones Industrial Average slid today along with just about everything else. Nothing could be done to please stock, oil, or commodities investors Friday as the Dow Jones Industrial Average, crude, and even gold were bleeding ahead of the long weekend. Bullish patterns have been a disappointment in the last few months, but they are “at our backs,” writes Frank Cappelleri, Instinet technical analyst.
Motley Fool21 hours ago
What Happened in the Stock Market Today
On a day the market fell on tumbling oil prices, Foot Locker jumped on a strong profit and Gap sank due to weakness in its flagship brand.
TheStreet.com22 hours ago
Dow and S&P 500 Decline, Energy Shares Fall as U.S. Crude Oil Slides 4%
Here Are 4 Hot Things to Know About Stocks Right Now Crude oil prices fell 4% to settle at $67.88 a barrel Friday after Saudi Arabia and Russia confirmed plans to ease production cuts. Exxon Mobil Corp.
MarketWatch22 hours ago
U.S. stocks close mostly lower but book weekly gains
U.S. stocks closed mostly lower on Friday, largely due to a selloff in energy shares. The S&P 500 energy sectors slumped 2.6%, weighing on the broader index. But all three main benchmarks posted weekly ...
Reuters22 hours ago
US STOCKS-S&P, Dow fall with energy; chipmakers lift Nasdaq
The S&P 500 index and the Dow eased on Friday after a steep drop in oil prices pressured energy stocks, but losses were limited by gains in chipmakers and retail stocks. The S&P energy index slid 2.9 percent, while Chevron dropped 3.7 percent and Exxon Mobil fell 2.1 percent and were the biggest drags on the Dow.
Market Realist22 hours ago
Goldman Sachs: Rising Rates Could Change Valuation of S&P 500 Index
Prominent investment firm Goldman Sachs (GS) also said that the rising rates could change the valuation of the equity market (SPY) (QQQ) (DIA). Rising inflation is signaling that interest rates could rise too. The faster rate hike expectation is pushing the bond yield higher.
Market Realist22 hours ago
Why Goldman Sachs Believes US Fiscal Outlook Is Troubled
The prominent investment firm Goldman Sachs (GS) shared its latest view on the US economy (QQQ) (SPY), US fiscal deficit, and the US debt level in a research report on May 21. According to the investment firm, the US fiscal outlook “is not good” due to the rising debt level in the economy and the widening federal budget deficit.
MarketWatchyesterday
Existing-home sales tumble as supply crunch squeezes
The numbers: Existing-home sales ran at a seasonally adjusted annual 5.46 million pace in April, the National Association of Realtors said Thursday. The big picture: Exceptionally low levels of supply have the housing market reeling.
Market Realistyesterday
Has Oil Curbed the Upside in US Equity Indexes?
On May 17–24, US equity indexes’ correlations with US crude oil July futures were: the Dow Jones Industrial Average Index (DIA) at 74.8% the S&P 500 Index (SPY) at 71.1% the S&P Mid-Cap 400 Index (IVOO) at 56.9%
Barrons.comyesterday
Intraday Update: Reasons to Worry Heading Into the Long Weekend
Today, the Dow has fallen 60.77 points, or 0.2%, to 24,750.99, while the S&P 500 has dropped 0.3% to 2721.07 and the Nasdaq Composite has advanced 0.2%, to 7442.3. Except for one problem: The average stock in the S&P 500 isn't outperforming. Leuthold Group's Doug Ramsey notes that the equal-weighted S&P 500 has been underperforming the regular S&P 500 this year, even as the Russell 2000 has outperformed. "On the face of it, it’s difficult to argue the stock market has narrowed, what with the Russell 2000 and all major daily advance/decline measures making record highs over the last week," Ramsey writes.
Investing.comyesterday
Stocks- Wall Street Opens Lower Amid Geopolitical Worries
Investing.com – Wall Street dipped down on Friday on a thinly-traded day ahead of the Memorial day weekend as geopolitical concerns remained on the back of investors minds.The S&P 500 was down nine points or 0.36% to 2,717.83 as of 9:44 AM ET (13:44 GMT) while the Dow composite decreased over 80 points or 0.32% to 24,731.35 and tech heavy NASDAQ Composite fell six points or 0.09% to 7,417.61. ...
MarketWatchyesterday
U.S. oil futures are plunging and threatening to knife below a key line in the sand
Crude-oil prices plunged Friday midday, putting the commodity on the brink of sliding below a closely followed trend line, with oil futures taking a beating on news that the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and Russia are considering lifting production caps. Most recently, June oil futures were recently down 4.3% at $67.67 a barrel, just above its 50-day moving average at $67.54, according to FactSet data. Market technicians sometimes use moving averages as a dividing line between bullish and bearish momentum in an asset.
MarketWatchyesterday
Airline stocks surge to fuel the Dow transports' rally, as oil prices tumble
Airline stocks soared Friday, giving a big boost to the Dow Jones Transportation Average , with the tumbled in crude oil prices helping fuel the rally. The NYSE Arca Airline Index rallied 3.0%. The Dow ...
TheStreet.comyesterday
3 More Indices Have Flashed This Bearish Signal
Over the past several months, these signals have been followed by varying degrees of market weakness.
MarketWatchyesterday
Chevron, Exxon Mobil stock selloffs cutting nearly 40 points off the Dow
Investors can blame the Dow Jones Industrial Average's decline Friday on two stocks, those of Chevron Corp. and Exxon Mobil Corp. , which are shaving a combined 36 points off the Dow as oil prices sink. Chevron shares were the Dow's biggest losers, as they shed 3.0%, with the price decline of $3.84 taking about 26 points off the Dow. Exxon's stock slumped $1.45, or 1.8%, to reduce the Dow's price by about 10 points.
Benzingayesterday
Holiday Weekend Ahead After Another Course Of Retail Earnings, Geopolitics
In what might seem like another episode in a season of re-runs, today offers geopolitics and retail earnings to usher in the three-day break. Earnings from two key retailers and more scuttlebutt around the North Korean situation made headlines early Friday, along with a drop in crude oil prices. If the Shoe Fits... Foot Locker, Inc. (NYSE: FL) shares rose 15 percent in pre-market trading after the company easily beat Wall Street analysts’ expectations, posting EPS of $1.45 vs. expectations of $1.24 per share.
MarketWatchyesterday
Consumer sentiment falls slightly in April, but Americans still upbeat about economy
Most not worried yet about higher interest rates, inflationReutersConsumers are pretty optimistic these days about the U.S. economy. The numbers: The final reading for consumer sentiment fell slightly in May, but the index pointed to steady growth for the U.S. economy. The sentiment index slipped to 98 points from 98.8 in April, the University of Michigan said.
Forbesyesterday
As Long Weekend Looms, Investors Wade Through More Retail Results, Geopolitics
Earnings from two key retailers and more scuttlebutt around the North Korean situation made headlines early Friday, along with a drop in crude oil prices. Foot Locker shares rose 15% in pre-market trading after the company easily beat Wall Street analysts’ expectations, posting EPS of $1.45 vs. expectations of $1.24 per share. Foot Locker is a retailer that tends to draw traffic to its brick-and-mortar stores in this digital age and looks like it might be a nice turn-around story.
MarketWatchyesterday
Don’t get burned: June is the second-worst month of the year for the Dow
The results are especially poor in midterm election years, as is 2018. The benchmark index’s performance is essentially flat over the month, with an average decline of 0.03%, according to the Almanac. Historical statistics paint a more positive picture for the Nasdaq Composite Index (^IXIC), which is currently the best-performing of the three major indexes in 2018.
Zacksyesterday
Stock Market News For May 25, 2018
Markets closed slightly lower on Thursday after President Donald Trump scrapped his planned meeting with North Korea???s premier Kim Jong Un.
MarketWatchyesterday
Durable-goods orders sink 1.7% in April, but strip out Boeing planes and the numbers look good
Business investment rebounds, points to stronger second quarterOrders for durable goods - stuff designed to last at least three years - fell sharply in April because fewer contracts were signed for passenger planes. The numbers: Durable-goods orders fell 1.7% April, but the dropoff stemmed almost entirely from a decline in contracts for Boeing (BA) planes. Economists surveyed by MarketWatch had forecast a 1% decline in orders for durable goods — products made to last at least three years.