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7,157.23

+72.76 (+1.03%)

At close: 5:15PM EST

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Previous Close	7,084.46
Open	7,134.09
Volume	2,185,461,231

Day's Range	7,096.62 - 7,185.38
52 Week Range	6,190.17 - 8,133.30
Avg. Volume	2,442,763,114

MarketWatch17 hours ago
Are the stock markets (and bond trading) closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day?
U.S. stock and bond markets on Monday will be closed in observance of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, providing a natural pause after a bullish tilt on Wall Street to start 2019.
MarketWatch21 hours ago
Head of world’s largest asset manager says stock market has hit a bottom — but this would make it surge
Larry Fink, CEO of world’s largest asset management firm, BlackRock Inc., says that the stock market has probably put in a bottom but that for sentiment to take off the U.S.’s spat with China on trade needs to get resolved.
MarketWatch21 hours ago
The stock market hasn’t started a year this strongly since 1987 — uh-oh!
Small-cap stocks, as gauged by the Russell 2000 index (RUT) , are off to their best start to any year in the past 32 years, boasting a gain of 8.8% over the past 12 trading sessions, according to Dow Jones Market Data.
MarketWatch21 hours ago
On trade, China’s private-equity king is ‘hopeful for the best, prepared for the worst’
Weijian Shan says that reducing the trade deficit will be more complicated than the Trump administration hopes.
MarketWatch23 hours ago
Trump says stock-rallying reports of lifting Chinese trade 'sanctions' were premature
President Trump in comments Saturday said stock-rallying reports this week that trade talks with China would include the lifting of tariffs against the world's second-largest economy weren't true. The president referred to those tariffs as "sanctions" on Saturday. "Things are going very well with China and with trade," he said to reporters. "There were some false reports about sanctions being removed. We have taken in tremendous amounts of money into the United States because of the sanctions and we'll see how it goes. And if we make a deal, certainly we wouldn't have sanctions...," he said, expressing general optimism for progress. The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter, that the idea of lifting tariffs in part or whole was proposed by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin in a series of strategy meetings. The report added that U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer is concerned that any concession could be seen as a sign of weakness, however. Trade issues have been cited as the biggest headwind for stocks rallying in 2019 and the reported tariff removal pushed stock averages to session highs Thursday when the headlines hit.
Barrons.com2 days ago
Dow Surges 336 Points, Capping a 4-Session Hope-Fueled Streak
All three major indexes surged more than 1%, but not all investors were happy. Tesla slumped and the government shutdown was in its 27th day.
Associated Press2 days ago
Stocks keep climbing as hopes for US-China trade deal rise
Stocks in the U.S. and Europe jumped Friday as renewed hopes for progress in trade talks between the U.S. and China helped the markets finish the week with another strong gain. Indexes jumped after Bloomberg News reported that China's government offered to buy more goods and services from the U.S., potentially eliminating its trade deficit by 2024. For investors, the encouraging news on trade builds on recent positive signs for the U.S. economy and indications from the Federal Reserve that it will be patient when considering future interest rate hikes.
MarketWatch2 days ago
U.S. stock market has switched to bullish from bearish too quickly
The S&P 500 Index, since its Dec. 24 low at 2,351 points, has rallied 13%. In fact, the S&P 500 (SPX) Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) and Nasdaq (COMP) have recovered about half of last year’s losses. Does this mean the bear market is over?
Reuters2 days ago
GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks rally on trade hopes, dollar has 1st weekly gain of 2019
* S&P 500 ends up 1.3 pct * Dollar higher against basket of currencies * Industrials post among biggest sector gains on Wall Street (Updates with closing U.S. market levels) By Caroline Valetkevitch NEW YORK, Jan 18 (Reuters) - World stock indexes jumped on Friday, with Wall Street posting a fourth straight week of gains, and the dollar had its first positive week since mid-December as optimism increased that an end is in sight to the U.S.-China trade conflict. That followed a report on Thursday that U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin was considering lifting some or all tariffs imposed on Chinese imports. The Treasury denied Mnuchin had made any such recommendation.
The Wall Street Journal2 days ago
Stocks Climb Farther As Fears of Economic Slowdown Subside
U.S. stocks climbed Friday, notching their fourth consecutive week of gains, as the fears of an economic slowdown that gripped markets in December have subsided in the new year. Data showing a healthy labor market, as well as signals from central bankers that the Federal Reserve will be flexible with monetary policy, have offered relief to investors who were spooked late last year that the Fed’s pace of interest-rate increases could jolt an economy on shaky footing. “Investor sentiment has really improved from the turmoil just before Christmas,” said Brian Jacobsen, multisector strategist at Wells Fargo Asset Management.
Investor's Business Daily2 days ago
Dow Jones Rises 600 Points For The Week; Will These 4 China Stocks Beat Apple In 2019?
The Dow Jones industrial average gained for a fourth straight week and marked a bullish close above its 50-day line. Will these China stocks win big?
GuruFocus.com2 days ago
US Market Indexes Keep Positive Momentum, Close Higher for a Fourth Day
S&P 500 gains 1.32% on Friday
Reuters2 days ago
Wall Street extends rally on U.S.-China trade optimism
U.S. stocks rallied on Friday, helping Wall Street's major indexes advance for the fourth consecutive week, as increased hopes the United States and China would resolve their trade dispute lifted shares across sectors. The market was boosted after a Bloomberg report said China sought to raise its annual goods imports from the United States by a combined value of more than $1 trillion in order to reduce its trade surplus to zero by 2024. The news followed a report on Thursday that U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin was considering lifting some or all tariffs imposed on Chinese imports.
Reuters2 days ago
US STOCKS-Wall Street extends rally on U.S.-China trade optimism
U.S. stocks rallied on Friday, helping Wall Street's major indexes advance for the fourth consecutive week, as increased hopes the United States and China would resolve their trade dispute lifted shares across sectors. The market was boosted after a Bloomberg report said China sought to raise its annual goods imports from the United States by a combined value of more than $1 trillion in order to reduce its trade surplus to zero by 2024. The news followed a report on Thursday that U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin was considering lifting some or all tariffs imposed on Chinese imports.
Associated Press2 days ago
How major US stock indexes fared Friday
Stocks in the U.S. and Europe jumped Friday as renewed hopes for progress in trade talks between the U.S. and China helped the markets finish the week with another strong gain.
MarketWatch2 days ago
Stocks close higher for fourth day as optimism mounts over U.S.-China trade
The stock market close higher Friday, extending its winning streak to a fourth session, on media reports that stoked hopes for progress in trade talks between the U.S. and China.
Reuters2 days ago
US STOCKS SNAPSHOT-Wall St rises over 1 pct, posts 4th straight week of gains
U.S. stocks rose on Friday, helping Wall Street's major indexes advance for a fourth consecutive week, as increased hopes that the United States and China would resolve their trade dispute lifted shares ...
MarketWatch2 days ago
Dow logs 300-point gain as stocks string together four-day winning streak
U.S. stocks ended the week strong on Friday, booking a four-day streak of gains, after reports that Washington and Beijing were debating concessions to help secure an eventual resolution to the ongoing U.S.-China trade dispute. The S&P 500 rose 1.3% to end around 2,671. The Dow Jones Industrial Average picked up 342 points, or around 1.4%, to end around 24,713, based on preliminary numbers. The Nasdaq Composite rose 1% to around 7,157. For the week, the Dow was up 3%, the S&P was up 2.9% and the Nasdaq was up 2.7%. Investors pinned hopes on progress in U.S.-China trade talks after a report from Bloomberg News said that Chinese officials would increase imports from the U.S. to close their bilateral trade deficit to zero by 2024. As for corporate news, shares of Netflix Inc. fell around 4% after revenue growth fell short of expectations.
MarketWatch2 days ago
Mnuchin flew on Milken's private aircraft in December: report
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin flew from Washington to Los Angeles on Michael Milken's private jet, according to a report Friday in The New York Times. Milken is the Wall Street bond trader who went to prison after pleading guilty to securities fraud charges. A Treasury spokesman said Mnuchin has already reimbursed Milken for the cost of the flight and said he did not need an ethics waiver for the trip. Mnuchin's use of military aircraft for domestic travel caused some controversy early in his term. Last year, Treasury's inspector general said Mnuchin's staff had not provided complete proof about why the Treasury secretary needed to use military aircraft. Mnuchin had asked to use a government jet on his European honeymoon, but later withdrew the request.
Investor's Business Daily2 days ago
Stocks Today: Dow Jones Led By Home Depot, Chevron; China New Issue Soars
Stocks today rallied powerfully after China offered $1 trillion to seal a trade deal with the U.S. Caterpillar, Home Depot and Chevron led the Dow Jones.
Benzinga2 days ago
Consumer Discretionary Q4 Earnings: U.S. Consumer Appears Strong Amid Heightened Global Uncertainty
Ahead of upcoming earnings, the consumer discretionary sector has seen some volatility as many retailers issued new guidance once the holiday shopping season came to an end. For some time, different pockets of the consumer discretionary sector have faced challenges amid a competitive environment. For example, sporting goods retailers had a string of bankruptcies over the past few years, resulting in a more consolidated industry with a few major companies like Dick’s Sporting Goods Inc (NYSE: DKS).
Investor's Business Daily2 days ago
Stock Indexes Rally; What Chinese Stocks Say About Trade Talks
Stock indexes were up more than 1% Friday afternoon, after hopeful news on the trade squabble with China cheered investors.
MarketWatch2 days ago
The Dow is now within striking distance of its 200-day moving average
A powerful four-day rally on Friday has helped to drive U.S. stock benchmarks to multiweek highs, but the degree by which sentiment has improved since a rough 2018 is perhaps best exemplified by the moves in the Dow Jones Industrial Average. The Dow on Friday afternoon was up more than 320 points at 24,694, a gain of 1.3%, climbing nearly 700 points in the past several days. That move has placed the blue-chip gauge within reach of its 200-day long-term average at 24,968.10, according to FactSet data. That's a surprising burst higher for the Dow which only Thursday closed above its 50-day moving average, then at 24,346, for the first time since Dec. 3. Moving averages are used by market technicians to help gauge bullish and bearish momentum in an asset over the long and short term. Trading above its 200-day would help to signal that the Dow, and the rest of the stock market, is re-establishing some semblance of structure after all three indexes, including the S&P 500 index and the Nasdaq Composite Index ended 2018 with their worst annual declines since 2008. Those declines also saw the Dow form a death cross, where the 50-day - a short-term trend tracker - crosses below the 200-day, used to determine a long-term trend in an asset, formed on Dec. 18. The recent updraft has been attributed to a series of stories indicating that a lasting problem for the stock market and the global economy--a trade spat between China and the U.S.--may be near a resolution.
MarketWatch2 days ago
Dow jumps 1.5% amid report that China open to extending $1 trillion-a-year olive branch on trade
U.S. stock indexes Friday midday clambered higher after a report from Bloomberg said Chinese officials were open to eliminating an imbalance with the U.S. that has been a source of trade tension between the two largest economies in the world and a major headwind for stocks. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 368 points, or 1.5% at 24,734, the S&P 500 index advanced 1.5% at 2,674, while the Nasdaq Composite Index rose 1.4% at 7,181. Bloomberg on Friday, citing sources familiar with talks, reported that China has offered to go on "a six-year buying spree to ramp up imports from the U.S., in a move that would reconfigure the relationship between the world's two largest economies." China would increase purchases of U.S. imports over six years to reach more than $1 trillion per year, according to the report, which comes a day after the Wall Street Journal reported that Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin had debated eliminating China tariffs as a tactic toward advancing talks on their protracted trade dispute and easing tensions. However, a Treasury spokesman has walked back that story, saying that discussions continue and no decisions have been made. Trade issues have been the greatest source of friction for stock markets here and abroad, market participants have said.
Reuters2 days ago
US STOCKS-Wall Street rally builds on trade optimism
Technology and industrial stocks powered Wall Street's rise on Friday, setting the three main indexes on track for their fourth week of gains, amid growing optimism that the United States and China would resolve their bitter trade dispute. U.S. stocks steadily extended gains after a Bloomberg report said China had offered to go on a six-year buying spree to ramp up U.S. imports in order to reconfigure the relation between the two countries. This follows another report on Thursday that said U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin was considering lifting some or all tariffs imposed on Chinese imports.