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U.S. markets closed lower on Friday due to trade tensions and economic uncertainty. New single-family home sales rose 10.9%. Futures surged on Tuesday after Trump delayed EU tariffs.

Mixed U.S. markets closed as Treasury yields eased concerns about deficits. Jobless claims fell, while PMIs show strong economic momentum. Asian markets up.

Recent polls on Stocktwits also indicate renewed retail investor optimism toward U.S. markets and economic health.

US markets closed mixed, with S&P 500 and Nasdaq up due to cooling inflation and US-China trade truce. Dow down on UnitedHealth shares drop.

US markets mixed on 5/15, Cisco up on AI demand, UnitedHealth down on fraud probe, Amazon & Walmart slip on tariffs. Optimism for trade deals, soft data & uncertain forecasts.

On May 14, US markets closed mixed. S&P 500 rose slightly, Dow slipped and Nasdaq advanced. Tech stocks rose on AI deals. Economic data awaited.

Mixed markets as investors focus on trade talks, jobless claims drop while productivity declines. Asian markets higher on trade deal optimism.

U.S. markets closed higher on new trade deal and positive economic data. Asian markets mostly up, commodities and futures mixed. Dollar declined.

Trump's tariff uncertainty and Fed's upcoming decision weigh on US markets. Trade deficit rises, while Asian and European markets show mixed results.

US markets closed lower due to Trump's tariff on foreign films. Investors await Fed decision amid inflation & profit concerns. Crude oil & gold prices rose, while US futures & USD fell.

US markets closed higher on strong jobs data and trade hopes, with S&P 500 marking longest winning streak in 20 years. Asia markets mixed.

US markets closed higher on strong earnings from Microsoft and Meta. Economic data showed mixed results. European and Asian markets also rose.

Dow and S&P 500 rebound after GDP decline, consumer spending up, tech giants surge. Asian markets rise, Europe closed for holiday. Oil, gold down.

US markets closed higher as strong earnings, trade developments, and recession concerns were weighed. DJIA up 0.75%, S&P 500 up 0.58%, Nasdaq up 0.55%.

US markets closed mixed on Monday, with tech earnings and trade negotiations causing caution. Data showed TX manufacturing weakening. Asian markets mostly up.

Argentina's lifting of currency controls has boosted investor confidence, as reflected in ARGT's 3.5% jump, outperforming leading indices like EEM and SPY.

US markets closed higher on Friday, led by AI-related megacaps. Economic data showed weak consumer sentiment. Asian markets also rose despite trade uncertainty.