^GSPC - S&P 500

SNP - SNP Real Time Price. Currency in USD
2,693.13
-15.51 (-0.57%)
At close: 4:58PM EDT
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Previous Close2,708.64
Open2,701.16
Volume2,168,636,678
Day's Range2,681.90 - 2,702.84
52 Week Range2,344.51 - 2,872.87
Avg. Volume3,733,159,838
  • MarketWatch9 minutes ago

    U.S. stock futures wobble as bond yields rise; GE higher after earnings

    U.S. stock futures struggle for direction on Friday, but head for a weekly win, as investors keep an eye on rising government bond yields and focused on fresh batch of earnings.

  • MarketWatch21 minutes ago

    Honeywell beats profit and sales expectations, raises outlook

    Honeywell International Inc. reported Friday first-quarter net income that rose to $1.44 billion, or $1.89 a share, from $1.33 billion, or $1.71 a share, in the same period a year ago. Excluding non-recurring ...

  • TheStreet.com33 minutes ago

    Global Stocks Hit by Asia Tech Weakness, Oil Price Rally; U.S. Futures Slip

    U.S stocks look set to end the week modestly lower, with major benchmarks only little changed over the past five days, after an overnight sell-off in tech stocks and a sustained rise in both crude oil and government bond yields cast a defensive tone across global financial markets. , which rose more than 3% in pre-market trading after topping Wall Street forecasts with $369 million in operating earnings attributable to shareholders. TSMC shares fell more than 6.3% in Asia trading, the biggest single-day decline in nearly five years, a moved that pulled sector-related stocks sharply lower around the region and clipped more than 1% from the region-wide MSCI Asia ex-Japan benchmark.

  • MarketWatch2 hours ago

    How to teach your children to be investors rather than spenders

    These tips for parents can help kids develop a healthy relationship with money.

  • MarketWatch2 hours ago

    Guess which of these S&P 500 valuation measures is telling the truth

    The U.S. stock market’s P/E ratio is either below 17, near 25 — or both, writes Mark Hulbert.

  • Global stocks set for second week of gains, commodities ease
    Reuters2 hours ago

    Global stocks set for second week of gains, commodities ease

    World stocks dipped on Friday but were set for a second week of gains after a strong start to the global corporate earnings season, while a rally in commodity prices fizzled out. The index is still on track for a 1 percent gain this week, as global markets recover from a turbulent first quarter which saw the return of volatility, trade tensions between the U.S. and China, and tensions in the Middle East. Shares in Europe were down 0.2 percent, but remain up half a percent on the week and set for their fourth straight week of gains.

  • CNBC2 hours ago

    US stocks set to for a negative open as earnings loom

    U.S. stock index futures fell ahead of Friday’s open, as investors awaited the latest corporate earnings.

  • MarketWatch4 hours ago

    Treasury yields lead dollar higher, Mexican peso suffers selloff

    The U.S. dollar gained ground against its rivals Thursday as the 10-year Treasury yield edged higher, flirting with the psychologically important 3% mark. The ICE U.S. Dollar Index (IFUS:DX-Y.NYB), which measures the greenback against six developed market currencies, climbed 0.3% to 89.889.

  • Reuters4 hours ago

    Global Markets: Asia tech shares spooked by phone warning, oil near highs

    Asian shares slipped on Friday as a warning on smartphone demand from the world's largest contract chipmaker slugged the tech sector, while high oil prices stirred inflation fears and undermined sovereign bonds. Spreadbetters pointed to a firm start for European shares, with FTSE futures up 0.3 percent but E-Minis for S&P 500 were a tad softer as were Dow futures. In Asia, Apple led the way after Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing cut its revenue target to the low end of forecasts and blamed softer demand for smartphones.

  • The Wall Street Journal7 hours ago

    U.S. Stocks Lose Steam After Three Days of Gains

    The S&P 500 snapped a three-day winning streak Thursday, as tumbling shares of consumer-staple companies pulled the broad index lower.

  • Financial Times7 hours ago

    [$$] Authers’ Note: Wages of sin

    Beyond death and taxes, perhaps the best candidate for a constant in life is sin. In investing, as the academics Elroy Dimson, Paul Marsh and Mike Staunton have shown, sin stocks are about as close as we come to a perpetual winner. This chart, taken from a presentation by Elroy, shows the returns over time for the Vice fund (sadly now renamed the Barrier fund, but still only investing in sinful companies), compared to one of the most prominent funds that screens out unethical stocks.

  • S&P 500 rolling over slightly during Thursday session
    FX Empire7 hours ago

    S&P 500 rolling over slightly during Thursday session

    The S&P 500 has broken down below the 2700 level during the Thursday session, showing signs of exhaustion and perhaps the market trying to find some type of value underneath 2 continue the uptrend.

  • China's Haven Moment Is Here
    Bloomberg7 hours ago

    China's Haven Moment Is Here

    Foreigners are looking for any excuse to make the shift.

  • 75% of the ultra-rich forecast a U.S. recession by 2020 says JPM survey
    Yahoo Finance Video18 hours ago

    75% of the ultra-rich forecast a U.S. recession by 2020 says JPM survey

    Recent market volatility is making some investors nervous that the bull run is ending. A survey by JPMorgan found that 75% of the ultra-rich forecast a U.S. recession in the next two years. Yahoo Finance's Seana Smith, Dan Roberts and Brittany Jones-Cooper discuss.