Morgans AM

US equity markets rose overnight to recover from its previous session falls.  U.S. stocks rose on Tuesday, with artificial intelligence-linked and other technology shares bouncing back from sharp losses the previous day as investors snapped up bargains.

US equity markets declined sharply overnight with a large sell off in the Information Technology sector to kick of the week’s trading. Investors await a slew of key earnings reports this week along with the release of a competitive AI model from a Chinese start up Deep Seek- a competitor to ChatGPT.

US equity markets rallied to record highs on Thursday after President Donald Trump called for lower interest rates and cheaper oil prices.
The 30-stock Dow added +408 points, or +0.92% to end at 44,565.07.  The S&P 500 gained +32.34 points of +0.53% to close at 6,118.71, while the Nasdaq Composite rose +44.34 points or +0.22% to 20,053.68.

US equity markets Stocks climbed on Wednesday, with the S&P 500 hitting all-time high again, as technology shares such as Oracle and Nvidia rallied on artificial intelligence optimism
The 30-stock Dow added +130 points, or +0.30% to end at 44,156.  The S&P 500 gained +37.13 points of 0.61% to close at 6,086.37, while the Nasdaq Composite rose +252.56 points or +12.8% to 20,009.34.

US equity markets the Dow Jones advanced on Tuesday as Wall Street viewed President Donald Trump’s comments and first-day actions around international trade as softer than initially believed.

The 30-stock Dow added +538 points, or +1.24% to end at 44,025.  The S&P 500 gained +52.58 points of 0.88% to close at 6,049.24, while the Nasdaq Composite rose +126.58 points or +0.64% to 19,756.78.

US equity markets were closed overnight for the Martin Luther King Day holiday, as Donald Trump was sworn in a second time as U.S. president

US equity markets climbed on Friday, as the three major averages posted their first weekly gain of the new year.

Major US indexes were little changed at midday on Thursday but closed slightly down, as investors reacted to quarterly reports, while major tech companies gave back some of the previous session’s gains. Dow slipped -68 points or -0.16%, the 30-stock index dragged down by United Health (down -6.04%) and Apple (down -4.04%).

US equity markets up strongly on Wednesday, driven by a lower-than-expected consumer inflation print, and strong earnings released by the big financials. Dow up 703 points or 1.65%, the 30-stock index led by Goldman Sachs (up 6.02%), and American Express (up 3.98%).
The broader S&P500 closed up, 1.83% higher, having its best trading day since November, following the tame inflation report. Consumer Discretionary the top sector performers, up 3.02%.