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On a day when the Dow Jones Industrial Average looked like it might make a run at a new all-time high, Boeing was a surprise laggard. Wall Street was expecting a huge order for new planes from the People's Republic of China. Maybe as many as 500 planes, mostly 737 Max airliners. President Trump, ...
NY Empire State Manufacturing Index Jumps in May.
Interest rates, economic growth expectations, inflation trends, and credit conditions often determine which parts of the market lead and which fall behind. Dow Industrials trading near the very round 50,000 level is beginning to resemble a potential double top relative to the February peak. Bearish RSI divergence, marked by lower highs in April and May even as the Dow pushed upward, suggests upside momentum is fading.
Shares of truck broker and third-party logistics provider C.H. Robinson Worldwide have had a rough few weeks, beset by all sorts of problems from artificial intelligence to Amazon.com to the Supreme Court. Recent declines have made shares look more attractive to a couple of Wall Street analysts. The problems started in February when a small company, Algorythm Holdings, said its AI tools could organize shipping better than traditional truck brokers.
Stocks tumbled at the open on Friday, pulling back from record levels after meetings between President Trump and China's leader Xi Jinping ended without a clear messaging of what’s to come. The Dow was down 408 points, or 0.8%, while the S&P 500 fell 1.1%, and the Nasdaq was down 1.6%. “We often get more market moving social media posts in the middle of the night than we got as part of this historic meeting,” wrote Peter Tchir, Head of Macro Strategy at Academy Securities.
Dow futures fell as oil prices and Treasury yields jumped. AI chip plays Applied Materials, Nvidia and Cerebras retreated. The Trump-Xi summit is over.
The first 1,000 points took 76 years. The last 10,000 took 21 months. The Dow Jones Industrial Average needed 76 years to climb its first 1,000 points. It needed 21 months to climb its last 10,000. That contrast, more than anything else, is the story of Dow 50,000. The index closed at 50,115.67 on Friday, ... Dow 50,000
News of the day for May 15, 2026
8am: Stocks set for pullback US stock futures are pointing to a softer open on Friday, with investors taking a step back after a barnstorming session on Thursday that saw both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq close at fresh record highs and the Dow Jones reclaim the psychologically important 50,000...
Heading into Friday trading, Tesla stock has risen for two consecutive weeks and three of the past four.
The benchmark US stock measures were tracking in the red before the open Friday as traders evaluate
Wall Street futures pointed lower pre-bell Friday as rising oil prices and interest rates tempered o
The "Dow 50,000" party hats are out to celebrate the blue-chip index' milestone. But the move is coming from an unexpected source.
Futures fell as Treasury yields and oil prices jumped on President Trump comments after Nvidia ran and the Cerebras IPO soared. The Trump-Xi summit is over.
President Donald Trump’s summit with China’s leader Xi Jinping might yield some long-awaited business for Boeing but not enough business for the stock. Boeing stock dropped 4.7% on Thursday and slid another 1.3% in Friday’s premarket. Trump told Fox News on Thursday that a 200-plane order from China could be coming.
May 15 (Reuters) - Futures tracking the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 tumbled more than 1% on Friday, with an AI-driven rally in U.S. stocks poised to stall, as Treasury yields jumped on concerns about
Wall Street closed higher on Thursday following positive developments at the U.S.-China summit.
The central bank may be transforming from Wall Street's foundation to a liability before our eyes.
Stocks looked set to fall on Friday as investors fretted about soaring Treasury yields and President Donald Trump’s summit with China's leader Xi Jinping concluded without any meaningful breakthrough on trade. “For some time, analysts have been puzzled by equity markets’ resilience in the face of rising bond yields and clear inflationary pressures,” said Kathleen Brooks, research director at the foreign-exchange brokerage XTB. “Today we may see the pressure of rising bond yields start to weigh on equities, and futures prices suggest that U.S. indices will pull back from record highs later today and could close the week on a dampener.”
President Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping agreed Iran shouldn't control the waterway. The S&P 500 rose 0.8%, and the Nasdaq Composite jumped 0.9%. Shares of Cerebras Systems priced at $185 in their public offering and opened trading at $350 on Thursday.
<body><p>STORY: U.S. stocks rallied on Thursday, with the Dow and S&P 500 each gaining about three-quarters of a percent, and the Nasdaq climbing nearly nine-tenths of a percent.</p><p>The Dow recaptured its position above the 50,000 mark, ending just shy of its all-time closing high. The S&P 500 posted its first close above 7500, and the Nasdaq also notched another record high close.</p><p>The market boost came largely from - what else? - AI-related tech stocks, including a blowout IPO from chip designer Cerebras, which jumped 68% in its U.S. market debut.</p><p>But Bob Lang, founder and chief options analyst at Explosive Options, warned that the enthusiasm could portend a sharp market selloff.</p><p>"I think right now with markets at all time highs, the Nasdaq pushing through around 30,000, the Dow about 50,000, again, you're going to hear all these headlines coming out in the news talking about these milestones. And it creates a wall of worry. And the wall of worry is that, you know, people on the sidelines are saying, ‘Hey, look, I got to get myself back in the game over here.' Well, it's those moments that tell us that we're probably closer to a correction or a severe pullback more than anything, because it's the last people who come in are going to create that last hop in the market."</p><p>Among other stock moves, shares of Cisco Systems surged more than 13% to touch an all-time high after the computer networking giant announced almost 4,000 job cuts as part of a restructuring scheme, and raised its annual revenue forecast.</p><p>U.S.-listed shares of AI infrastructure firm Nebius Group rose more than 6.5% after Northland Capital raised its target price to $248 per share.</p><p>And shares of AI chip leader Nvidia gained nearly 4.5% after the U.S. cleared the sales of the company's H200 chips to Chinese firms.</p></body>
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