Dow Closed 52,900.07, Micron Gave Back Another 5.5 Percent, and Friday Cash Is Closed Friday’s Daily Update — twenty-four stories on Thursday’s holiday-eve tape, a 57,000 jobs print, a $68.69 oil settle, a 10–4 in Arlington, and a Doha progress line that is not a lasting peace.
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U.S. stocks mixed Thursday into the observed Independence Day close, the Dow a record 52,900.07 and the Nasdaq 25,832.67 as Micron last sold $975.56, June payrolls printed 57,000, Reuters’ WTI settled $68.69, the Rangers beat the Tigers 10–4 after Eovaldi took a no-hitter into the fifth, and Qatar posted positive progress while Reuters still saw no lasting peace and Cursor stayed a third-quarter close.
Thursday cash: S&P 7,483.24 unchanged; Dow 52,900.07 +1.14% record; Nasdaq 25,832.67 −0.8%; Russell 2,996.11 −0.5%. Jobs 57,000 vs 110,000; unemployment 4.2%. SPCX $162.00. MU $975.56. Apple $308.63. June 26 indenture still stands; NDX add still July 7. Cursor still Q3. Friday cash closed. Reuters Thursday WTI $68.69, Brent $71.80. Wednesday’s Investopedia $68.30 is prior. Flex Q3 5% gas is in its third morning. Wright’s mines still geography. Qatar: positive progress; Reuters: no lasting peace. Next meeting after July 9 funeral processions. Channel was due Thursday — not a logged violation here. Wednesday’s concluded round is prior. Rangers 10–4 Tigers, 7:05, 33,450: Eovaldi no-hitter into the fifth, nine K; Valdez five earned, 35-game streak over. Wednesday’s 6–2/11 is prior. Friday series pause for World Cup. Ivanti Sentry is a nineteenth morning past June 14. Nara lots stay stop-use on a twelfth staffed day. Browse past Daily Updates · Permalink for this edition