Monday Printed $113.50, Oil Settled $82.61, and New York Won 9-5 Tuesday's Daily Update — twenty-four stories on Monday's last sale, Reuters oil at a more-than-one-week low, Trump's good talks that are not a deal, Monday's 9-5 at Guaranteed Rate Field, and Cursor still unclosed.
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U.S. cash last sold Monday — Nasdaq 24,932.08, SpaceX $113.50, Micron $900.20, Reuters WTI settle $82.61 — as Trump said talks were good, New York beat Chicago 9-5, and Tuesday stayed listed.
Monday cash last sale: S&P 7,413.18; Dow 52,210.08; Nasdaq 24,932.08; Russell 2,948.03. SPCX $113.50; MU $900.20; Apple $336.91. Tuesday 9:30 Eastern has not opened. Indenture still stands. Cursor still Q3. Reuters Monday WTI settle $82.61 / Brent $88.36, lowest since July 17. Friday $89.31 / $96.78 is prior. Flex Q3 5% gas is in its twenty-eighth morning. GL X stays revoked. Trump said the United States was having good talks and warned strikes would resume if talks failed. Iran has said it is not seeking to resume peace talks. That is not a deal. Hormuz is not fully reopened. Monday NYY 9, CHW 5 at 6:40 local, 22,357, 3:13. Headrick 1.1. Sanchez homered. Bednar 21st save. Tuesday listed at Chicago, unthrown. NYY 60-46. Ivanti Sentry is a forty-fourth morning past June 14. Nara lots stay stop-use on a thirty-seventh staffed day. This week's Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta prints have not posted. Browse past Daily Updates · Permalink for this edition