Nasdaq 100 Flirts with Records, Oil Sinks for Fifth Day: Stock Market Today
Nasdaq 100 printed an intraday record on AI enthusiasm while financials slid nearly 2% and crude fell for a fifth straight session.
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Nasdaq Hits New Record As Crude Oil Slides Further; Investor Sentiment Improves Slightly, But Fear & Greed Index Remains In ‘Fear’ Zone
Markets mixed: Nasdaq hit a record, Dow fell, oil extended losses. Fear & Greed rose to 35 but stayed in fear; manufacturing weakened.
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