Tuesday Printed $123.54, Oil Settled $84.91, and Three Tankers Turned for Suez Wednesday's Daily Update — twenty-four stories on Tuesday's last sale, three Saudi-crude U-turns toward Suez that are not a closed Red Sea, a listed Pittsburgh doubleheader that has not started, a 10-day proposal that is not a deal, and Cursor still unclosed.
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U.S. cash last sold Tuesday — Nasdaq 25,837.21, SpaceX $123.54 back above $120, Micron $970.82, Reuters WTI settle $84.91 — as three Saudi-crude tankers turned for Suez, Yanbu kept loading, and Cole and Fried stayed listed.
Tuesday cash last sale: S&P 7,509.20; Dow 52,224.64; Nasdaq 25,837.21; Russell 2,987.40. SPCX $123.54; MU $970.82; Apple $327.74. Wednesday 9:30 Eastern has not opened. Indenture still stands. Cursor still Q3. Reuters Tuesday WTI settle $84.91 / Brent $91.01, highest closes since June 11 and June 10. Monday $83.23 is prior. Flex Q3 5% gas is in its twenty-second morning. GL X stays revoked. Three Saudi-crude tankers U-turned toward Suez. Yanbu was still loading. Monday's Houthi Saudi blockade declaration is prior. That is not a closed Red Sea. A 10-day ceasefire proposal is not a deal. Iranian-port blockade started 4 p.m. Eastern Tuesday July 14. Cole listed versus Keller at 1:05. Fried listed versus Chandler at 7:05. Neither first pitch has been thrown. Monday 8-5 is prior. NYY still 56-44. Ivanti Sentry is a thirty-eighth morning past June 14. Nara lots stay stop-use on a thirty-first staffed day. A 50 percent Canada tariff proclamation is set for August 19, not collecting this morning. Browse past Daily Updates · Permalink for this edition