Monday's 7,753.11 Holds, SpaceX Closed Above $135, and Tuesday 9:30 Has Not Opened Tuesday’s Daily Update — twenty-four stories on Monday’s S&P 7,753.11, SpaceX closing above $135, Sunday’s 10-2 still the last box, and existing spines on Pakistan’s Hormuz “close,” Vela Nova, and Colombia’s quake toll. Tuesday 9:30 Eastern has not opened.
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Monday cash is the last equity sale: S&P 7,753.11. SpaceX closed above $135. Tuesday 9:30 Eastern has not opened.
Monday last sale: S&P 500 7,753.11 down 0.06 percent; Nasdaq 26,605.36 down 0.32 percent; Dow 53,975.98 down 0.11 percent. SpaceX closed above $135, up about 4 percent. Tuesday 9:30 Eastern has not opened. Monday oil about Brent $86.74 and WTI $82.30. Pakistan said a Hormuz arrangement is close. That is not a signed instrument. Sunday at Kauffman is still the last box: Chicago 10, Kansas City 2. Monday was an off day. Tuesday at Nationals Park, 6:45 p.m., has not thrown. Existing Tuesday spines remain: Pakistan’s “close” quote, the Vela Nova shooting on container-line stocks, New York Fed card delinquencies, DoD’s 153 Yemen civilians, Syria’s IAEA work, a Lake Kariba ferry disaster, Assad sentenced in absentia, Colombia’s quake toll past 240, Lebanon’s death-penalty vote, and Palestine’s September football return. Port 8443 faces a fifty-eighth morning. Recalled lots stay stop-use on a fifty-first staffed day. Flex is in a forty-second morning of 5 percent against $82.30. Canada’s 50 percent Section 338 tariffs are still dated August 19. Cursor still Q3. Super Micro’s unused shoe did not print Monday. Browse past Daily Updates · Permalink for this edition