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Dow climbs past 52,000 as banks, industrials help counter tech weakness

Dow climbs past 52,000 as banks, industrials help counter tech weakness

Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 52,003.34 on Tuesday, gaining 332.31 points, or 0.64%. Investors shifted money into banks, industrials and other blue chips, cutting tech. The climb marked a fresh closing high for the Dow after it touched 52,189.97 during the session, Investing.com historical data show. S&P 500 and Nasdaq lagged near the close, with growth names under pressure but no sign of panic selling.
Dow closes up as Iran deal hopes and lower oil prices draw focus

Dow closes up as Iran deal hopes and lower oil prices draw focus

Dow Jones closed up on Friday, with the index gaining 353.42 points, or 0.71%, to finish at 51,208.20, according to Reuters’ preliminary figures. The move capped a rebound week for Wall Street as investors bought back into cyclical and financial names. S&P 500 added 0.51%, Nasdaq Composite rose 0.30%.
Dow surges almost 930 points after the bell as oil drops on Iran strike reversal

Dow surges almost 930 points after the bell as oil drops on Iran strike reversal

Dow Jones bounces back after Thursday’s close, gaining 929.60 points, or 1.86%, to finish at 50,848.38. That’s up from Wednesday’s close at 49,918.78. The rebound lifts the index after the previous day’s selloff, but it’s still under last week’s 51,561.93 close for June 4.
Caterpillar Slips, Drags Down Dow as AI Rally Gets Tested

Caterpillar Slips, Drags Down Dow as AI Rally Gets Tested

Caterpillar Inc. shares fell hard Wednesday, putting pressure on the Dow Jones Industrial Average as the stock retreated after flirting with record highs days earlier. CAT was last seen at $858.12, off $56.58, or 6.2%. Shares changed hands between $855.13 and $911.91 during the session. Because the Dow is price-weighted, big moves in stocks like Caterpillar, with higher prices, move the index more than lower-priced names.
Dow Jones Pulls Back as Hot CPI and $100 Oil Test the 50,000 Trade

Dow Jones Pulls Back as Hot CPI and $100 Oil Test the 50,000 Trade

Late in the morning, the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped, giving back gains from the same playbook that pushed it close to 50,000: heavyweight industrials, financials, and growth-tied blue chips, all riding hopes of a gentle inflation backdrop. By 10:00 a.m. ET, the Dow was down 297.98 points, sitting at 49,406.49. The DIA ETF, which tracks the benchmark, showed a 0.61% drop to $494.06 as of a 10:53 a.m. ET read.
Dow Jones Today: Why the Dow Is Rising as Oil Falls and Earnings Take Over

Dow Jones Today: Why the Dow Is Rising as Oil Falls and Earnings Take Over

Stocks rebounded Tuesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average clawing back some ground lost in Monday’s slide. The Dow added 265.17 points, or 0.54%, pushing it to 49,207.07, according to Reuters market data. The S&P 500 advanced 0.80%, and the Nasdaq Composite notched a 0.93% gain. Brent crude slumped 3.47% to $110.47, easing pressure from earlier oil spikes.
Fake Heavy-Equipment Websites Put BBB Trust Push to the Test After Buyers Lose $107,600

Fake Heavy-Equipment Websites Put BBB Trust Push to the Test After Buyers Lose $107,600

Midwest buyers are being warned after a Better Business Bureau probe found three consumers wired a total of $107,600 to what appeared to be a Sioux Falls-based scheme, while another fraudulent site mimicked a Nebraska company with years in business. The scams are hitting shoppers of pricey used equipment—a segment where purchases are regularly hashed out online and money moves via bank wire.
28 April 2026
Dow Jones Today: Industrial Average Climbs as Oil Retreats, but Inflation Risk Keeps Wall Street Wary

Dow Jones Today: Industrial Average Climbs as Oil Retreats, but Inflation Risk Keeps Wall Street Wary

By 12:40 p.m. ET on Thursday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 247.66 points, or 0.52%, at 48,155.97, tacking on to Wednesday’s massive 1,326-point rally as new indications of easing Middle East tensions calmed Wall Street nerves. The S&P 500 climbed 0.50%, while the Nasdaq Composite advanced 0.60%.
Jim Cramer Says Wednesday’s Rally Revealed What Stocks to Buy as Micron, Memory Names Stay in Focus

Jim Cramer Says Wednesday’s Rally Revealed What Stocks to Buy as Micron, Memory Names Stay in Focus

Jim Cramer pointed to Wednesday’s strong bounce in U.S. equities as a clear signal for investors: pay attention to which names lead on a relief rally. Among the standouts, the CNBC host mentioned Sherwin-Williams, Caterpillar, Home Depot, and Goldman Sachs—stocks that, he said, could see renewed institutional interest if Middle East tensions cool.
HPE, Progressive Gain Fresh S&P 500 Backing as GoDaddy, Caterpillar, eBay, Molson Coors Face Warnings

HPE, Progressive Gain Fresh S&P 500 Backing as GoDaddy, Caterpillar, eBay, Molson Coors Face Warnings

StockStory’s latest breakdown of S&P 500 names split the field, favoring Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Progressive but sounding alarms for GoDaddy, Caterpillar, eBay, and Molson Coors—highlighting which companies are holding on to earnings momentum and which are feeling the pinch from weaker demand or rising costs. The analyses, posted from March 24 to March 27, are detailed here:
US Stock Market Today: Dow Jones rises, S&P 500 stalls, Nasdaq slips as oil rebounds

US Stock Market Today: Dow Jones rises, S&P 500 stalls, Nasdaq slips as oil rebounds

Wall Street wobbled late Tuesday morning, with the momentum from Monday’s relief rally starting to fade. At 11:53 a.m. ET, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 178.17 points, or 0.39%, sitting at 46,386.64. The S&P 500 ticked higher by 12.94 points, or 0.20%, to 6,593.94, while the Nasdaq Composite slipped 44.61 points, or 0.20%, to 21,902.15.
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