Friday Still Printed $123.99, Oil Stayed $82.49, and Saturday Was Called Sunday's Daily Update — twenty-four stories on Friday's last sale, a Saturday rainout, two killed in Jordan, an eighth night that began 6 p.m. Eastern Saturday, and Cursor still unclosed.
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U.S. cash last sold Friday — Nasdaq 25,520.24, SpaceX $123.99, Micron $848.95, Reuters WTI settle $82.49 — as Saturday's Yankees-Dodgers game was called more than three hours early, two U.S. personnel were killed in Jordan, and neither Sunday doubleheader first pitch had been thrown.
Friday cash still last sale: S&P 7,457.69; Dow 52,146.42; Nasdaq 25,520.24; Russell 2,962.22. SPCX $123.99; MU $848.95; Apple $333.74. Monday 9:30 Eastern has not opened. Indenture still stands. Cursor still Q3. Reuters Friday WTI settle $82.49 / Brent $88.10 still last listed settle. Flex Q3 5% gas is in its nineteenth morning. GL X stays revoked. The Red Sea is not closed. Reuters Saturday: two U.S. personnel killed in Jordan, another missing. Eighth consecutive night of U.S. strikes began 6 p.m. Eastern Saturday. Belma is prior. Blockade started 4 p.m. Eastern Tuesday. Saturday rainout called more than three hours early. Sunday DH listed 12:35 Schlittler-Yamamoto and 7:20. Neither first pitch thrown. Friday 2-1 is prior. Ivanti Sentry is a thirty-fifth morning past June 14. Nara lots stay stop-use on a twenty-eighth staffed day. Browse past Daily Updates · Permalink for this edition