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Dow, S&P 500 Futures Tick Up; Oil Slides, SpaceX IPO in Focus

Dow, S&P 500 Futures Tick Up; Oil Slides, SpaceX IPO in Focus

Stocks on Wall Street were poised to open a bit higher Friday, with U.S. futures steady to slightly up after a steep rally on Thursday. The S&P 500 futures edged up 0.2%. Dow futures gained 0.4%. Nasdaq futures barely moved, early AP market data showed. On Thursday, the Dow finished up 929.97 points, or 1.86%. The S&P 500 ended 1.75% higher at 7,394.30. The Nasdaq Composite rose 2.54% to 25,809.66. Oil prices tumbled in premarket trading after President Donald Trump scrapped planned strikes on Iran and said a peace agreement that might reopen the Strait of Hormuz could be signed as early as this weekend. Brent fell 4.22% to $86.57 a barrel. U.S. WTI crude dropped 4.33% to $83.91 a barrel, the lowest for both since April 17. "Headlines are driving the market once again," Tamas Varga, an analyst at PVM Oil Associates, told Reuters. ING analysts said oil could still jump if flows remain disrupted through late July.
Adobe Tumbles After CFO Departs, Even as Q2 Hits Records and AI Adds Growth

Adobe Tumbles After CFO Departs, Even as Q2 Hits Records and AI Adds Growth

• Adobe shares fell 6.25% to $218.80 at Thursday’s close. Premarket quotes early Friday pointed to around $208.17.• The company posted a Q2 revenue record at $6.62 billion and reported non-GAAP EPS of $5.96. Both numbers beat analyst expectations.• Still, investors zeroed in on CFO Dan Durn’s exit on June 15 and raised questions about Adobe’s approach to monetizing AI, despite a bump in the full-year outlook. Adobe Inc. shares kept falling, even after the company posted better-than-expected earnings. Investors stayed focused on questions about changes in leadership and how the company will make money from AI. The Nasdaq-listed software stock dropped 6.25% to close Thursday at $218.80. Google Finance pointed to shares near $208.17 before the bell Friday, off another 4.86%.
AI Names Drop, Oil Upends Inflation Bets, US Stocks Slip

Dow up 930 points after hours as tech lifts Nasdaq

U.S. stocks stuck to gains in after-hours action Thursday after Wall Street posted its strongest day in months. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust traded at $739.52, up 0.24%. Invesco QQQ Trust rose 0.31% to $719.34. The SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF added 0.18%, finishing at $510.29. iShares Russell 2000 ETF was also up 0.33% to $291.36, Investing.com’s after-market data showed. The move after hours came after stocks surged during the session, as technology bounced and traders took comfort from fading geopolitical tension. The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped 929.97 points, or 1.86%, to 50,848.75. The S&P 500 added 127.31 points, or 1.75%, to 7,394.30. The Nasdaq Composite advanced 640.16 points, or 2.54%, ending at 25,809.66, according to Reuters.
Adobe Drops Before Earnings With AI Jitters Knocking ADBE Near 2019 Risk Area

Adobe Drops Before Earnings With AI Jitters Knocking ADBE Near 2019 Risk Area

Adobe Inc. shares fell hard Thursday ahead of its fiscal Q2 results. The stock slid $10.72 to $222.66, with an open at $229.93. Shares traded between $220.24 and $234.30. Volume crossed 4.4 million by late morning in New York on the Nasdaq. Adobe lagged big tech as other growth stocks bounced. The Invesco QQQ Trust, tracking the Nasdaq-100, gained 1.09% recently. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF added 0.35%. Adobe’s move stood out on a day when tech was firmer.
Adobe Stock Heads Toward June 11 After Friday Drop

Adobe Stock Heads Toward June 11 After Friday Drop

Adobe Inc. slid 2.7% to $251.44 on Friday, with shares now down about 40% from the 52-week high. The Photoshop and Acrobat parent dropped during a wider selloff, but still looked soft before its next major event. Thursday’s the day. Adobe will put out its fiscal Q2 numbers after the close on June 11, then hold an investor call from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Pacific, the company said. With Nasdaq closed for the weekend, traders won’t get to adjust before that report until Monday’s open.
Wall Street’s AI rally stalls, eyes on what’s next this week

Wall Street’s AI rally stalls, eyes on what’s next this week

Wall Street’s AI-fueled run stumbled Friday, with chip stocks under pressure after a solid jobs number spurred bets on less Fed easing. The S&P 500 dropped 2.64%. The Nasdaq Composite fell 4.18%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average slid 1.35%. U.S. cash equities are closed for the weekend. S&P 500’s streak of nine straight Friday-to-Friday gains is over. Tech and semis stopped working as the go-to trade. The Nasdaq just saw its steepest one-day drop since April 2025. Oil kept climbing and the Middle East war didn’t hold buyers back until now.
ServiceNow Stock Gains as Wall Street AI Trade Turns

ServiceNow Stock Gains as Wall Street AI Trade Turns

ServiceNow shares surged Monday in New York, pacing gains in enterprise software as investors bought back into firms viewed as likely AI winners rather than those at risk from the technology. The stock traded at $134.95, up $10.58, or 8.5%. Shares reached as high as $139.10 earlier. More than 35 million shares changed hands so far, an active morning.
Adobe Stock Gains in Premarket With Wall Street Focused on AI

Adobe Stock Gains in Premarket With Wall Street Focused on AI

Adobe shares pushed higher before the open Monday, building on Friday’s big jump as buyers returned to big software AI plays. The stock last changed hands at $268.48, up 3.58% in the after-hours market, from Friday’s $259.21 close. Extended trading tends to see lighter volume outside normal hours. Stocks hovered close to all-time highs Monday, with AI demand helping to lift global markets despite fresh Gulf tensions. S&P 500 futures gained 0.3% and Nasdaq futures were up 0.5% after setting records last week, Reuters said.
Adobe stock jumps as Wall Street fixates on AI recurring revenue ahead of earnings

Adobe Stock Moves Higher After AI Struggles; Wall Street Sets Sights on Monday

Adobe Inc. rallied Friday, finishing 7.36% higher at $259.21 and erasing the week’s earlier losses. The stock ended the four-session week up about 5.9%. U.S. markets were closed Monday for Memorial Day. Volume on Friday beat the prior three sessions. Adobe is showing how investors are divided on software and AI this year. The stock has dropped as concerns built that generative AI could hurt pricing power for Adobe, since the tech can create images, text, and video from prompts. But on Friday, some buyers appeared to be coming back, weighing if AI might boost demand rather than only drag on it.
Adobe Stock Rises Before the Open as AI Selloff Faces a Fresh Test

Adobe Stock Rises Before the Open as AI Selloff Faces a Fresh Test

Adobe shares rose before the open on Tuesday, extending a rebound in a stock that has spent much of the year under pressure from fears that generative AI will eat into demand for traditional creative software. The shares were indicated at $261.10 in premarket trading, the early session before regular exchange hours, after closing Monday up 3.25%. That matters now because the broader tape was not helping much. Futures tied to the S&P 500 and the tech-heavy Nasdaq were recently down 0.4% and 0.8%, respectively, as investors stayed wary of technology stocks and rising Treasury yields.
US Stock Market Today: Wall Street Rises Again, but Oil and Fed Fears Keep the Rally on Edge

US Stock Market Today: Wall Street Rises Again, but Oil and Fed Fears Keep the Rally on Edge

Stocks climbed Thursday afternoon, with crude oil paring back earlier gains and optimism over a potential U.S.-Iran ceasefire calming some nerves. As of 1 p.m. Eastern, the Dow Jones Industrial Average had advanced 337 points, or 0.7%. The S&P 500 was also up 0.6%, and the Nasdaq Composite tacked on 0.7%. The shift proved significant. Earlier, the ceasefire bounce had shown signs of unraveling. Oil spiked toward $103 a barrel in the morning, but prices quickly retreated after Israel announced plans for direct talks with Lebanon—a headline that steadied both crude and broader risk assets.
S&P 500, Nasdaq and Dow Slip Again as $100 Brent and Soft GDP Rattle Wall Street

S&P 500, Nasdaq and Dow Slip Again as $100 Brent and Soft GDP Rattle Wall Street

Stocks edged lower Friday afternoon. Tech names led declines, pulling the Nasdaq Composite down 0.91%, while the S&P 500 slipped 0.38%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average hovered just 0.03% lower. Brent crude stayed north of $100 a barrel. LSEG data on Reuters market pages was delayed. Markets caught a short-lived bounce when January inflation matched expectations, but the optimism faded fast. Traders reverted to fretting over sluggish growth mixed with persistent inflation. The focus now shifts to next week’s Federal Reserve meeting, where stagflation worries are front and center. Energy prices remain elevated with the Iran war dragging on, fueling investor anxiety.
What to Know About AI Stocks Before the US Market Open Today: Oracle Revives the Trade, Adobe Up Next

What to Know About AI Stocks Before the US Market Open Today: Oracle Revives the Trade, Adobe Up Next

AI-linked names caught a lift from Oracle, which projected robust data-center growth tied to artificial intelligence through 2027, shaking up sentiment ahead of Thursday’s U.S. open—even as oil’s climb past $100 pressured stock-index futures. “A beat and a stress test result” for the AI play, said eMarketer analyst Jacob Bourne of the quarter. Oracle reported a 325% surge in its remaining performance obligations, bringing the figure to $553 billion from a year ago. Third-quarter revenue hit $17.2 billion, up 22%. The company also upped its fiscal 2027 revenue goal, now aiming for $90 billion. Investors are watching Oracle closely as it’s become a key barometer for whether big, debt-fueled investments in AI infrastructure are translating to actual sales. Adobe is next in line, set to report after Thursday’s close, offering another snapshot of software AI demand.
Adobe stock jumps as Wall Street fixates on AI recurring revenue ahead of earnings

Adobe stock jumps as Wall Street fixates on AI recurring revenue ahead of earnings

Shares of Adobe surged nearly 4% Thursday, with the stock reaching $283.86 in the afternoon—a 3.9% rise—as traders positioned ahead of its quarterly report. Adobe has bounced back, and its trajectory says a lot. The company stands as a barometer for just how fast generative AI is upending pricing across the creative software space. The question: can an established name still charge top dollar when competitors are rolling out comparable tools at a sliver of the cost?
Adobe stock jumps 4% ahead of March 12 earnings — what investors will be listening for

Adobe stock jumps 4% ahead of March 12 earnings — what investors will be listening for

New York, March 3, 2026, 15:02 EST — Regular session Adobe Inc climbed $10.81, or 4.1%, to $271.69 by mid-afternoon Tuesday—one of the few bright spots as U.S. markets sagged. Shares ranged from $255.65 to $272.78. The Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 each slipped, dropping around 0.7% and 0.6%, respectively. Adobe’s valuation hovered close to $151 billion.
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  • Dow Futures Edge Lower After Strong First Half for Major Indexes
    June 30, 2026, 6:50 PM EDT. Dow futures are off 0.2% after the blue-chip index posted its best first-half gain since 2021, up 8.9% for the start of 2026. The S&P 500 climbed 9.6%, Nasdaq added 12.8%, and the Russell 2000 jumped almost 22%, its strongest open to a year since 1991. Chipmakers and AI stocks led the move, with names like Micron, Intel, and AMD adding $2 trillion in value in Q2. Bespoke's Paul Hickey said semis are looking overheated and advised caution. Traders are looking to Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's remarks and fresh economic data as talk of possible rate hikes continues.
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