Microsoft shares were up about 0.9% at $470.28 in late trading on Monday, after the company rolled out a fresh in-house artificial intelligence chip and new software aimed at loosening Nvidia’s grip on developers.
American Express Company shares gained $1.64, or 0.5%, closing at $363.33 in after-hours trading Monday, a period known for lighter volume after the 4 p.m. ET market close. The stock fluctuated between $360.10 and $364.75 during the session.
Palo Alto Networks climbed roughly 2.2% to $184.19 in late Monday trading, following a broader uptick in cybersecurity stocks. The stock fluctuated between $179.88 and $185.59, with about 5.3 million shares traded.
Booking Holdings Inc common stock edged up 0.5% to $5,125.96 in late Monday trading, moving between $5,080.10 and $5,164.97 throughout the session. At that time, the Nasdaq-listed online travel firm was about $27 higher than its prior close.
Shares of Amphenol Corp climbed roughly 3% on Monday, edging back toward recent peaks as the day progressed. The stock closed at $155.53, up 3.0%, with intraday trading ranging from $150.02 to $156.63.
Arista Networks shares jumped roughly 5% Monday, pushing the stock close to last week’s peak as investors swung back into tech ahead of a packed slate of market events. The stock climbed 5.4% to $143.70, hitting an intraday high of $146.40.
Shares of Central Puerto S.A. on the U.S. market climbed 2.8% to $16.91 Monday afternoon, hitting a high of $17.95 earlier. The stock dipped to $16.23 at its lowest point, with roughly 731,000 shares changing hands.
Carvana Co. shares held steady near $473.22 on Monday, oscillating between $470 and $483 in a volatile session. The S&P 500 edged up, but used-car rivals CarMax and AutoNation slipped lower.
Pfizer shares climbed 0.7% to $25.84 in afternoon trading Monday, bouncing between $25.60 and $25.89 earlier. The stock had closed at $25.65 previously.
Shares of Shopify Inc. fell about 1.2% to $136.18 Monday afternoon, pulling back from an intraday low of $135.89. The stock traded down $1.71 from Friday’s close, with roughly 4.1 million shares changing hands.
Citigroup shares climbed $1.44, or 1.3%, to $115.03 in Monday afternoon trading, hitting an intraday peak of $115.46. The stock fluctuated between $113.16 and $115.46, with roughly 4.8 million shares changing hands.
Caterpillar shares climbed roughly 1.7% to $637.22 in Monday afternoon trading, bouncing between $620.25 and $639.00 earlier. Around 1.3 million shares changed hands.
Coca-Cola shares edged down 0.1% to $72.83 on Monday, as investors took a cautious stance ahead of the Federal Reserve’s policy announcement later this week.
Bitcoin was up about 1% at $88,152 in New York afternoon trade on Monday, after sliding to $86,126 earlier in the session. Trade stayed jumpy, with buyers still wary of fast reversals.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 304.08 points, or 0.62%, to 49,402.79 by Monday afternoon. Apple and Cisco Systems led the gains. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite each advanced roughly 0.6%. Gold and silver futures remained elevated following another strong rally, while the dollar index edged lower.
Morgan Stanley shares climbed 1.5%, reaching $181.61 in early afternoon trading on Monday. During the session, the stock fluctuated between $178.00 and $182.27.
Sprott Physical Silver Trust jumped Monday, boosted by a strong silver rally that pulled new money into metal-backed ETFs. PSLV gained $4.35, about 13.1%, reaching $37.57 in midday trading in New York.