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Crude Oil Gains 3%; Core & Main Earnings Top Views
US stocks traded lower, with Nasdaq falling over 1%. Energy shares jumped 2.4% while industrials fell 2.4%. Core & Main Inc reported upbeat earnings. Cracker Barrel and Yuanbao shares surged, while Super Micro and Global Mofy AI shares dropped. Oil rose 3.2% and gold fell 3.1%. European shares were mostly higher while Asian markets closed mostly lower. US mortgage applications rose 10.8% and inflation hit 4.2% in May.
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