Thursday Printed $118.24, Oil Settled $100.69, and Encelia Caught Fire Friday's Daily Update — twenty-four stories on Thursday's last sale, Brent's first close above $100 since May, a confirmed Encelia bow fire that is not a closed Red Sea, Alphabet and Tesla cash reactions, and Cursor still unclosed.
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U.S. cash last sold Thursday — Nasdaq 25,137.69, SpaceX $118.24, Micron $990.21, Reuters Brent settle $100.69 — as SPA confirmed Encelia's bow fire, Alphabet last sold $317.69, Tesla tumbled 14.5 percent, and Warren stayed listed at Philadelphia.
Thursday cash last sale: S&P 7,408.30, down 90.66 in Reuters; Dow 51,711.65; Nasdaq 25,137.69; Russell 2,940.16. SPCX $118.24; MU $990.21; Apple $321.66; GOOGL $317.69. Friday 9:30 Eastern has not opened. Indenture still stands. Cursor still Q3. Reuters Thursday WTI settle $92.19 / Brent $100.69, first Brent close above $100 since May 22. Wednesday $86.83 is prior. Flex Q3 5% gas is in its twenty-fourth morning. GL X stays revoked. SPA confirmed Encelia's bow fire; crew safe. Houthis also claimed Layla; that remains unconfirmed. Do not write a closed Red Sea. A 10-day ceasefire proposal is not a deal. Trump promised major military punishment. Warren listed at Philadelphia versus Luzardo. The first pitch has not been thrown. Wednesday split is prior. Thursday off. NYY still 57-45. Alphabet last sold $317.69, down 7 percent, after a capex raise. Tesla tumbled 14.5 percent after a $1.1 billion cash burn. Ivanti Sentry is a fortieth morning past June 14. Nara lots stay stop-use on a thirty-third staffed day. Browse past Daily Updates · Permalink for this edition