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Third Session & Oil Spike
Dow and S&P 500 secure 3rd gain; Crude oil jumps 4.5% to lead market performance.
Mixed Close
Dow ends flat while Nasdaq and S&P 500 secure marginal gains at the bell.
Commodity Retreat
Gold prices breach the $5,000 support level, triggering sell-offs in silver.
Intraday Lows
Tech-heavy indices hit their session lows, dropping as much as 1.5%.
Market Open
Equities open lower as AI-related skepticism triggers a selloff in major tech names.
Futures Dip
Stock futures show downward pressure amid anticipation of key economic data.
Market Close
Major indices finish with modest gains as tech shares complete a full recovery.
Sector Rotation
Financial stocks and cruise lines begin to rally, providing a floor for the S&P 500.
Second Session Gains
Indices maintain momentum as AI-related sell-offs slow down.
Market Holiday
U.S. markets closed for Presidents Day.
Rally Begins
Markets start recovery after a period of high volatility in the tech sector.
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