Thursday's 7,798.99 Holds, Retail Fell 0.6 Percent, and Friday 9:30 Has Not Opened Friday’s Daily Update — twenty-four stories on Thursday’s record S&P 7,798.99, July retail sales down 0.6 percent, SpaceX at $141.29, a 7-0 at Nationals Park, and existing spines on a Garden City Hormuz riff, a Conseil constitutionnel ruling, and a Flores 7.7. Friday 9:30 Eastern has not opened.
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Thursday cash is the last equity sale: S&P 7,798.99. July retail sales fell 0.6 percent. Friday 9:30 Eastern has not opened.
Thursday last sale: S&P 500 7,798.99 up 0.65 percent; Nasdaq 26,803.03 up 0.81 percent; Dow 53,839.99 up 0.13 percent. SpaceX last sold $141.29, down 3.33 percent. Friday 9:30 Eastern has not opened. July retail sales fell 0.6 percent to $763.6 billion. July PPI is prior, unchanged month over month. Thursday oil about Brent $87.38 and WTI $81.04. Thursday at Nationals Park: Washington 7, Chicago 0, 4:05 p.m., 21,463. Cavalli eight innings, one hit, ten strikeouts. Gausman 6-11. Cubs 71-51. Existing Friday spines remain: a Garden City Hormuz riff, a Conseil constitutionnel under-15 ruling, teen card products, a Flores 7.7, recommendation laws, Samui jet-ski trackers, Caracas prisoner counts, a Croatian coastal fire, an eight-game NFL ban, and a 16-hour Ko Samui rescue. Port 8443 faces a sixty-first morning. Recalled lots stay stop-use on a fifty-fourth staffed day. Flex is in a forty-fifth morning of 5 percent against $81.04. Canada’s 50 percent Section 338 tariffs are still dated August 19. Cursor still sits in a third-quarter 8-K. Wright’s mines remain geography. Do not write Anysphere closed. Browse past Daily Updates · Permalink for this edition