Wednesday Printed $115.26, Oil Settled $86.83, and New York Split Thursday's Daily Update — twenty-four stories on Wednesday's last sale, five Red Sea course changes that are not a closed channel, a Pittsburgh split at Yankee Stadium, Alphabet's night capex raise that is not Thursday cash, and Cursor still unclosed.
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U.S. cash last sold Wednesday — Nasdaq 25,690.90, SpaceX $115.26 deeper under $120, Micron $959.48, Reuters WTI settle $86.83 — as five tankers changed course, New York split a day-night doubleheader, and Alphabet raised 2026 capex after the close.
Wednesday cash last sale: S&P 7,498.96, down 10.24 in Reuters; Dow 52,218.58; Nasdaq 25,690.90; Russell 2,959.94. SPCX $115.26; MU $959.48; Apple $325.89. Thursday 9:30 Eastern has not opened. Indenture still stands. Cursor still Q3. Reuters Wednesday WTI settle $86.83 / Brent $94.07. Tuesday $84.91 is prior. Flex Q3 5% gas is in its twenty-third morning. GL X stays revoked. Five tankers changed course Wednesday. Tuesday's three U-turns are 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. Wednesday PIT 5, NYY 3 in 10, then NYY 2, PIT 0. Fried five scoreless. Thursday off. Next box Friday at Philadelphia. NYY 57-45. Alphabet reported after the close: Cloud $24.8 billion, 2026 capex $195-205 billion. That after-hours print is not Thursday cash. Super Micro rallied 19.8 percent on more than $60 billion in new orders; the unused shoe still sits. Ivanti Sentry is a thirty-ninth morning past June 14. Nara lots stay stop-use on a thirty-second staffed day. Browse past Daily Updates · Permalink for this edition