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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.
U.S. stock futures, led by the Dow Jones Industrial Average, are signaling a positive open as investors pivot their attention toward the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index. This critical inflation reading will serve as a primary catalyst for the Federal Reserve’s upcoming interest rate trajectory and broader market sentiment.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average edged lower on February 19, 2026, as a significant rally in energy markets weighed on broader investor sentiment. Crude oil prices climbed to their highest levels since last summer, reigniting concerns over persistent inflation and the potential for a more restrictive interest rate environment.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell on February 19, 2026, as escalating tensions involving Iran triggered a sharp rise in global oil prices. Investors are pivoting toward defensive positions as energy costs threaten to reignite inflationary pressures and disrupt global supply chains.
U.S. equity markets showed divergent performance at Tuesday's opening bell, with blue-chip stocks finding support while the tech-heavy Nasdaq faced pressure. The mixed start reflects a cautious atmosphere as market participants digest the latest round of corporate earnings and anticipate upcoming economic indicators.
U.S. equities staged a late-session recovery on Tuesday as technology shares bounced back from early losses triggered by AI-related concerns. Supported by a robust financial sector and speculative interest in cruise lines, the Dow and S&P 500 managed modest gains while investors weighed upcoming inflation data.
US stock indices retreated on Thursday as escalating geopolitical tensions involving Iran pushed oil prices higher for a second consecutive session. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell over 200 points, reflecting investor anxiety over potential energy supply disruptions and their inflationary impact.
The Dow and Nasdaq remained flat on Tuesday as investors shifted focus from macro trends to sector-specific developments in legacy media. Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount Global led market discussions, fueled by renewed speculation regarding strategic partnerships and the ongoing shift toward streaming profitability.
The Dow and S&P 500 secured their third consecutive session of gains on February 18, 2026, as a recovery in the artificial intelligence sector and a 4.5% spike in crude oil prices drove broad market optimism. While the Nasdaq led the tech rebound, the surge in energy costs introduced new variables for inflation-wary investors.
U.S. equities extended their winning streak on Wednesday, with the Dow and S&P 500 marking three consecutive days of gains while the Nasdaq surged. Investors demonstrated renewed confidence in the artificial intelligence sector and digested the latest policy signals from the Federal Reserve's meeting minutes.
U.S. equity markets opened a holiday-shortened week with a cautious tone, as the Dow Jones remained flat while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq posted modest gains. Investors are pivoting toward upcoming economic data releases following a period of volatility, while the commodities sector saw a significant retreat with gold falling below the $5,000 mark.
Wall Street futures are showing modest gains as investors prepare for the release of the Federal Reserve's January meeting minutes. While tech stocks lead the advance amid subsiding AI-related concerns, traders remain focused on the central bank's interest rate trajectory and a fresh batch of corporate earnings.