Nasdaq Closed 26,040.03, Micron Gave Back a Tenth, and Doha Ended a Round Thursday’s Daily Update — twenty-four stories on Wednesday’s red open to H2, a $68.30 oil session, a 6–2 extra-inning sweep in the Bronx, and a concluded Doha round that is not a peace deal.
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U.S. stocks opened the second half lower Wednesday, the Nasdaq at 26,040.03 and Micron at $1,033.29 after giving back about a tenth, as SpaceX last sold $157.54, Investopedia’s WTI session printed $68.30, the Tigers beat the Yankees 6–2 in eleven for a first sweep since 2008, and indirect Doha talks concluded with a communication channel due Thursday while Cursor stayed a third-quarter close.
Wednesday cash: S&P 7,483.23 −0.2% eighth loss in eleven; Dow 52,305.24 −0.03% after an intraday record 52,742.66; Nasdaq 26,040.03 −0.7%; Russell 3,012.59 −0.4%. SPCX $157.54. MU $1,033.29. Apple $294.38. Ives $190 used Tuesday’s close. June 26 indenture still stands; NDX add still July 7. Cursor still Q3. Investopedia Wednesday WTI $68.30, Brent settled $71.57. Tuesday’s CNBC $69.50 is prior. Flex Q3 5% gas is in its second morning. Wright’s mines still geography. Indirect talks concluded Wednesday. Gharibabadi: a communication channel by Thursday to report MoU violations — not live at 6:00 a.m. Pacific. Trump said progress; Reuters saw no lasting headway. Witkoff and Kushner missed the technical sessions. Tuesday’s mediator sit is prior. Tigers 6–2 Yankees in 11, 1:35, 37,117: Torkelson’s bases-loaded walk, McKinstry single, Montero 5–5, Doval 3–1. First Yankees sweep since 2008. NYY 48–38 seven-game skid. Tuesday’s 9–3 is prior. Texas has not played. Ivanti Sentry is an eighteenth morning past June 14. Nara lots stay stop-use on an eleventh staffed day. Browse past Daily Updates · Permalink for this edition