A Nine-Day Streak Ended, Services Prices Hit 71.3, and the House Voted 215–208 Thursday’s Daily Update — twenty-four stories on the S&P snapping a nine-day winning streak, ISM Services at 54.5 with prices at 71.3, Brent at $97.81, and a House war-powers concurrent resolution.
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Wednesday cash snapped the S&P’s nine-day streak as oil settled near $98, ISM Services printed 54.5 with prices at 71.3, and the House passed a war-powers resolution the White House said would not reach the desk.
S&P 7,553.68 (−0.7%) ended a nine-day winning streak; Dow 50,687.07; Nasdaq 26,853.98; PANW cash $280.43. ISM Services 54.5; employment 47.9; prices paid 71.3, highest since August 2022. ADP private payrolls +122,000. Brent settled $97.81; WTI $96.02; EIA commercial crude −8.0 million barrels; pump weekly $4.305. House agreed to H.Con.Res.86, 215–208; four Republican yeas; SAP says a concurrent resolution has no force of law. CrowdStrike added $256 million net-new ARR to $5.51 billion; CISA put Magento CVE-2026-45247 on KEV, due June 6. Backrooms crossed $100 million domestic in six days; Jared Verse said he will not fill Myles Garrett’s shoes. Browse past Daily Updates · Permalink for this edition