^DJI - Dow Jones Industrial Average
| Previous Close | 23,163.04 |
| Open | 23,205.18 |
| Volume | 474,384,144 |
| Day's Range | 23,201.78 - 23,328.84 |
| 52 Week Range | 17,883.56 - 23,328.84 |
| Avg. Volume | 291,947,187 |
Yahoo Finance•17 minutes agoGoldman Sachs warns of 'peak growth,' falling stock prices in 3 to 6 months
"Although economic data are extremely strong now, an ISM reading above 60 typically marks the peak of growth and presages economic and equity deceleration," Goldman Sachs observed.
Yahoo Finance•2 days agoHow America's crazy politics could finally rattle the markets
Nothing is as it seems in Washington — it's a challenging environment for investors to understand.
- TheStreet.com•11 minutes ago
European Markets Mixed, Euro Falls on Spain Turmoil
U.S. futures pointed to a higher opening, as European markets are mixed on political turmoil in Spain.
- MarketWatch•44 minutes ago
U.S. stocks aim for all-time highs, with more earnings ready to provide a spur
U.S. stock futures inch higher on Monday, setting Wall Street on track for a round of fresh records as traders continue to cheer the prospects of tax reform and a better-than-expected earnings season.
- Reuters•2 hours ago
Victory for Abenomics lifts world stocks to new record
By Georgina Prodhan LONDON (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's convincing election victory lifted the Nikkei to its highest in 21 years and world stocks to an all-time high on Monday, despite ...
Reuters•5 hours agoJapan shares at two-decade top, yen near three-month low as Abe wins
Japanese shares jumped on a weaker yen on Monday as an election win for Shinzo Abe's ruling bloc gave a green light for more policy stimulus, while the euro eased as Spain's constitutional crisis aggravated concerns about political unity in the region. The U.S. dollar was the major beneficiary as President Donald Trump and Republicans took a small step toward tax cuts, boosting Wall Street stocks and lifting bond yields. Japan's Nikkei raced up 1 percent to its highest since 1996 after Prime Minister Abe looked to have easily won in national elections over the weekend.
- TheStreet.com•12 hours ago
Futures and Dollar Rise as Trump Narrows Down Pool for Next Fed Chair
A decision should be made 'in the coming days.'
- Reuters•12 hours ago
Yen at three-month lows on Abe win, euro struggles with Spain
Japan's yen hit three-month lows on Monday as an election win for the government gave a green light for super-easy monetary policy, while the euro eased as Spain's constitutional crisis aggravated concerns about political unity in the bloc. The U.S. dollar was the major beneficiary as President Donald Trump and Republicans took a small step toward tax cuts, boosting Wall Street stocks and lifting bond yields. Nikkei futures (NKc1) also pointed to opening gains of around 1 percent for Japanese shares after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe looked to have easily won in national elections.
- Reuters•12 hours ago
Yen at three-month low on Abe win, euro struggles with Spain
Japan's yen hit three-month lows on Monday as an election win for the government gave a green light for super-easy monetary policy, while the euro eased as Spain's constitutional crisis aggravated concerns about political unity in the bloc. The U.S. dollar was the major beneficiary as President Donald Trump and Republicans took a small step towards tax cuts, boosting Wall Street stocks and lifting bond yields. Nikkei futures (NKc1) also pointed to opening gains of around 1 percent for Japanese shares after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe looked to have easily won in national elections.
- MarketWatch•12 hours ago
IBM earnings beat is a product of tax avoidance, and it’s nothing new
IBM Corp. somehow managed to maintain its rock-bottom effective tax rate and enjoyed an earnings beat and stock gains Tuesday afternoon thanks to a continuing ability to avoid taxes.
- MarketWatch•12 hours ago
Atlassian hits $10 billion market cap, and keeps on going
Nearly two years after its initial public offering, Atlassian Inc. is heading toward a market cap of $10 billion and is unlikely to stop there.