Nasdaq Closed 26,213.72, Skubal Threw One-Hit Ball, and Qatar Said Mediators Only Wednesday’s Daily Update — twenty-four stories on Tuesday’s quarter-end tape, a $69.50 oil session, a 9–3 in the Bronx, and a Qatari mediator sit that is not a direct U.S.-Iran meeting.
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U.S. stocks rose Tuesday to finish June, the Nasdaq at 26,213.72 and the Dow a second-straight record 52,319.20, as SpaceX last sold $170.86, CNBC’s WTI session printed $69.50, Tarik Skubal threw six one-hit innings in a 9–3 Tigers win, and Qatar said Witkoff and Kushner met mediators rather than Iranians while Cursor stayed a third-quarter close.
Tuesday cash: S&P 7,499.36 +0.8%; Dow 52,319.20 +0.3% second record; Nasdaq 26,213.72 +1.5%; Russell 3,024.37 +0.46%. Reuters: S&P and Nasdaq best quarter since 2020; S&P still a losing June. SPCX $170.86. MU $1,154.29. Apple $289.36. June 26 indenture still stands; NDX add still July 7. Cursor still Q3. CNBC Tuesday WTI $69.50, Brent ~$72.92. Monday’s Reuters $70.75 is prior. Flex Q3 5% gas opens today. Wright’s mines still geography. Al-Ansari: Witkoff and Kushner met Qatari mediators, not Iranians. Leavitt had billed high-level. Technical sessions began Tuesday night in an Iranian official’s telling. A completed Wednesday round is not this edition’s object. Tigers 9–3 Yankees, 7:05, 37,211: Skubal 6 IP, one hit, 9 K; five Tigers homers including Greene twice. Monday’s 7–3 Mize start is prior. Ivanti Sentry is a seventeenth morning past June 14. Nara lots stay stop-use on a tenth staffed day. Browse past Daily Updates · Permalink for this edition