US equities fell from record highs on Tuesday as investors weighed elevated valuations against stimulus hopes. Stocks are poised to snap a six-day streak of
Dow, S&P 500 close at record highs as stimulus optimism continues
Emily GraffeoFeb 9, 2021, 03:17 IST
Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock exchangeSpencer Platt/Getty Images
All three major indexes closed at record highs on Monday as investors remain optimistic for a robust stimulus package.
Oil prices hit their highest level in over a year as an expected recovery in demand brightened a recently grim outlook for the industry.
Bitcoin soared 16% to all-time-highs of $44,795.20 as Tesla invested in the cryptocurrency.
All three major indexes closed at record highs on Monday as investors remain hopeful falling coronavirus cases and a robust stimulus package from the Biden administration will bolster the economic recovery in the coming months.
US stocks rose for the fourth straight session on Thursday as investors cheered strong economic data. Weekly jobless claims dropped to 779,000 last week, landing
US stocks closed mixed as investors digested corporate earnings and progress towards economic stimulus. Alphabet and Amazon reported earnings on Tuesday evening
The S&P 500 notched its biggest gain in 12 weeks on Monday, rebounding from last week s 3% decline. Last week s volatility was sparked by a number of short