^IXIC - NASDAQ Composite
| Previous Close | 7,854.4434 |
| Open | 7,829.8027 |
| Volume | 1,530,317,860 |
| Day's Range | 7,811.1528 - 7,849.8491 |
| 52 Week Range | 6,177.1899 - 7,867.1499 |
| Avg. Volume | 2,067,152,063 |
Yahoo Finance Video•13 hours agoMarket recap for Thursday, July 19th
Trump effect back to hitting markets, with Treasury yields slipping as the president blasts the Fed.
Yahoo Finance Video•20 hours agoMARKETS: Dollar surges as stocks, yuan and commodities drop—except crude oil
Yahoo Finance's Alexis Christoforous and Jared Blikre break down the latest market action after the Philadelphia Fed Business Survey beats analyst expectations and Jobless Claims print the lowest headline number since December, 1969.
Yahoo Finance Video•20 hours agoTrump turns to jobs and the economy after latest Putin summit explanation
President Trump is trying to change the narrative again, after his latest explanation on the summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin. He’s focused today on jobs and the economy. Yahoo Finance’s Alexis Christoforous, Editor-in-Chief Andy Serwer and Ethan Wolff-Mann have details.
- TheStreet.com•49 minutes ago
Stocks Weaken as Trump's Fed Rate Comments Open New Front in Global Trade War
U.S. dollar index falls more than 1.6% from Thursday's 52-week high after President says he's "not thrilled" with Fed tightening. China's PBOC fixed yuan at lowest level in 13 months as currencies move to center stage in trade war. Global stocks were mixed Friday, with modest gains in Asia offset by a weaker start in Europe, as investors continue to fixate on developments in trade disputes between the U.S. and China and comments from President Donald Trump that could suggest the dollar may by the next weapon in the White House's arsenal in the brewing trade war.
Associated Press•57 minutes agoWorld stocks mixed under pressure of more US tariffs
World markets were mixed Friday as deliberations over more U.S. tariffs on European countries and China weighed on sentiment. ASIA'S DAY: Despite a muted start, most Asian markets finished higher. AUTO TARIFFS UNDER FIRE: The U.S. Commerce Department sought feedback on President Donald Trump's plans to consider taxing auto imports on Thursday.
Associated Press•6 hours agoAsian markets fall as China, US ready for more tariffs
Asian markets wobbled Friday on signs that China and the U.S. were preparing to impose more tariffs on each other's products. KEEPING SCORE: Japan's Nikkei 225 lost 0.5 percent to 22,652.42 and South Korea's ...
- The Wall Street Journal•8 hours ago
U.S. Stocks Fall as Foreign-Investment Deal Heightens Trade Tensions
U.S. stocks declined Thursday as a deal to toughen foreign-investment reviews stoked trade tensions and a round of lukewarm corporate-earnings reports weighed on sentiment. The proposed policy changes, announced Thursday by Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn of Texas, would mark the first major shift in a decade to laws used to vet foreign investment. The deal strengthens the Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S. and the export control system, ostensibly to hinder foreign investment from countries such as China that could threaten national security.
- CNBC•11 hours ago
Asian stocks come under pressure as the yuan weakens further
Asian stocks closed higher on Friday as markets recovered after a session of choppy trade. The yuan pared all its early losses after touching a one-year low earlier in the day. The Shanghai composite jumped 2.04 percent on the yuan's recovery.
- Associated Press•13 hours ago
How major US stock indexes fared Thursday
Banks and other large U.S. stocks fell Thursday, but smaller companies climbed, which made for a mixed finish on Wall Street. Representatives of the auto industry addressed Congress and spoke out against ...
- Reuters•14 hours ago
Dollar pares back after Trump comments; world stocks dip
The U.S. dollar pulled back from year-high levels on Thursday after U.S. President Donald Trump expressed concern about a strong currency, while disappointing earnings reports and escalating trade tensions weighed on stocks. Trump told CNBC television that he was unhappy about the Federal Reserve's decision to hike interest rates, saying he was concerned about their potential impact on the U.S. economy and American competitiveness. The dollar fell from a one-year peak against a basket of currencies to trade just slightly higher after Trump's comments, while the greenback also gave back some of its gains against the Chinese yuan, which had earlier dropped to a one-year low against the dollar.
Reuters•14 hours agoDollar pares back after Trump comments; world stocks dip
The U.S. dollar pulled back from year-high levels on Thursday after U.S. President Donald Trump expressed concern about a strong currency, while disappointing earnings reports and escalating trade tensions weighed on stocks. Trump told CNBC television that he was unhappy about the Federal Reserve's decision to hike interest rates, saying he was concerned about their potential impact on the U.S. economy and American competitiveness. The dollar fell from a one-year peak against a basket of currencies to trade just slightly higher after Trump's comments, while the greenback also gave back some of its gains against the Chinese yuan, which had earlier dropped to a one-year low against the dollar.
