Friday Printed a Record 7,757.64, SpaceX Last Sold $133.11, and Gausman Debuted 6-4 Saturday’s Daily Update — twenty-four stories on Friday’s record S&P 7,757.64, SpaceX $133.11 after 237 million shares, a −23,000 jobs print that already met Friday cash, Iran’s three Hormuz conditions, and Chicago’s 6-4 at Kauffman. Saturday cash does not open.
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Friday cash is the last equity sale until Monday: S&P 7,757.64, a record, SpaceX $133.11. Jobs printed −23,000. Chicago won 6-4. Saturday cash does not open.
Friday last sale: S&P 500 7,757.64 up 0.62 percent, a record; Nasdaq 26,690.62 up 1.3 percent; Dow 54,036.93 up 0.3 percent. SpaceX last sold $133.11, up about 15.83 percent. Saturday cash does not open. Jobs printed −23,000 on Friday at 8:30 Eastern, unemployment 4.1 percent, participation 61.4 percent. That print already met Friday cash. It has not met a Monday open. Friday oil about Brent $83.55 and WTI $78.18. Iran’s three Hormuz conditions, already on this paper’s business spine, are not a signed reopening. Friday at Kauffman: Chicago 6, Kansas City 4. Gausman seven innings in a Cubs debut. Attendance 26,083. Thursday’s 3-2 in 11 at Wrigley is prior. Existing Saturday spines remain: Iran’s three conditions, a weekend jobs-repricing wrap, lettuce recalls, a Skycrane crash, a tanker leak off Oman, Typhoon Dolphin, Spain’s Italy checks, B.C.’s 105-fire emergency, smoke on skincare shelves, and Okanagan leave-now orders. Port 8443 faces a fifty-fifth morning. Recalled lots stay stop-use on a forty-eighth staffed day. Flex is in a thirty-ninth morning of 5 percent against $78.18. Canada’s 50 percent Section 338 tariffs are still dated August 19. Cursor still Q3. Browse past Daily Updates · Permalink for this edition