^GSPC - S&P 500

SNP - SNP Real Time Price. Currency in USD
2,840.69
+22.32 (+0.79%)
At close: 4:48PM EDT
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Previous Close2,818.37
Open2,831.44
Volume1,990,092,035
Day's Range2,831.44 - 2,850.49
52 Week Range2,417.35 - 2,872.87
Avg. Volume3,353,606,093
  • Market recap for Thursday, August 16th
    Yahoo Finance Video11 hours ago

    Market recap for Thursday, August 16th

    The Dow pops for its best day in 4 months

  • Walmart reports best sales growth in a decade, shares spike
    Yahoo Finance18 hours ago

    Walmart reports best sales growth in a decade, shares spike

    Comparable store sales excluding gas jumped 4.5%.

  • Contagion from Turkey's lira crash could reach the US
    Yahoo Finance19 hours ago

    Contagion from Turkey's lira crash could reach the US

    "There are lots of shocks going on at the same time. Turkey is just a small piece of that."

  • U.S. stocks on track to catch their breath after prior day’s strong rally
    MarketWatch48 minutes ago

    U.S. stocks on track to catch their breath after prior day’s strong rally

    U.S. stock futures are making small moves early Friday, suggesting the equity market could take a breather after the Dow industrials jumped by 396 points on Thursday.

  • Financial Times1 hour ago

    [$$] Stocks anchored as US-China trade worries ebb

    Stocks found support on Friday as concerns from earlier in the week over Turkey’s economy and the US-China trade war continued to subside. The Turkish lira was slightly weaker while the Australian dollar gained on comments from the country’s central bank governor and gold was poised for its worst week since mid-2017. The CSI 300 of stocks on mainland China fell 1.4 per cent overall.

  • The Wall Street Journal5 hours ago

    [$$] Why China’s Yuan Fall Hasn’t Stopped Stocks—Yet

    The S&P 500 fell more than 10% within a few days, the usual definition of a correction, and global stocks plummeted. The answer is a reflection both of the relative strength of China and the U.S., and investors’ views of Chinese policy. The risk was that devaluation would spread falling prices from China’s businesses to the rest of the world, when the global economy was already perilously close to deflation.

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  • Asian Shares Open Mixed: Supported by U.S. Gains, Pressured by Nvidia Low Revenue Guidance
    FX Empire7 hours ago

    Asian Shares Open Mixed: Supported by U.S. Gains, Pressured by Nvidia Low Revenue Guidance

    U.S. futures contracts are drifting lower during the pre-market session early Friday. The selling pressure is being fueled by a drop in Nvidia stock. Shares of the company fell by 6 percent on Thursday after the company reported better-than-expected earnings and lower-than-expected revenue guidance.

  • The Wall Street Journal8 hours ago

    Consumer-Staples Rally Underscores Investor Wariness

    Shares of companies selling everyday household goods such as laundry detergent, cereal and razors are climbing, suggesting that even as the S&P 500 inches toward new highs, investors are hedging their bets through what they see as a safe corner of the market. The S&P 500 consumer-staples sector has jumped 10% over the past three months, outpacing the S&P 500’s 4.3% gain over the same period. The sector’s rally has helped it chip away at its loss for the year, although it still trails the S&P 500’s 6.2% gain and remains the index’s second-worst-performing sector in 2018.

  • The Wall Street Journal8 hours ago

    U.S. Stocks Surge on Upbeat Earnings

    U.S. stocks soared Thursday, bringing the Dow Jones Industrial Average its biggest one-day gain in four months, as upbeat earnings reports and stabilizing commodities prices helped calm investors’ fears about the global economy. Stocks around the world had slumped just a day earlier as fears about an economic crisis in Turkey spread through a variety of markets, pulling everything from copper to oil prices lower. Much of the slide had been driven by concerns among investors that what had begun as a relatively limited pullback in emerging markets could trigger a more violent, durable reversal across risky assets around the world.

  • CNBC8 hours ago

    Asia markets mostly positive following US-China trade developments

    Asia markets were mostly higher in Friday afternoon trade. On Thursday, White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow confirmed that the U.S. would hold a fresh round of trade talks with China later in August. Chinese tech giant Tencent saw its stock rebounding in the morning as it recovered from the losses sustained earlier in the week.