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Dow Jones breaks 50,000 for first time as Nvidia rebounds; Wall Street turns to delayed jobs report

Dow Jones breaks 50,000 for first time as Nvidia rebounds; Wall Street turns to delayed jobs report

The Dow Jones Industrial Average finally cracked 50,000 on Friday, closing at 50,115.67 for a 2.47% jump as chip stocks drove a rally. Nvidia surged 7.8%, fueling moves in both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq. Amazon dropped 5.6%. Molina Healthcare shares plunged 25.5% after the company issued a weaker outlook for 2026. “There’s enough evidence that there’s real demand for AI products,” said Ross Mayfield, investment strategy analyst at Baird.
Dow Jones jumps nearly 700 points after tech rout — but AI spending fears still bite

Dow Jones jumps nearly 700 points after tech rout — but AI spending fears still bite

The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 687.55 points, or 1.41%, to 49,596.27 by 9:55 a.m. ET Friday, clawing back some losses after a tech-driven selloff shook U.S. equities this week. Amazon slipped roughly 8.7%, while Nvidia surged over 5%.
Caterpillar stock price drops for a second day after a record high — what to watch next for CAT shares

Caterpillar stock price drops for a second day after a record high — what to watch next for CAT shares

Caterpillar Inc. shares dropped 1.95%, closing at $678.31 on Thursday. This marked their second straight day of losses, pushing the stock roughly 6% below Wednesday’s 52-week peak of $723.16, according to market data. The construction-equipment giant underperformed some of its rivals, with Deere & Co slipping slightly while Toro Co ended the day higher.
6 February 2026
Dow Jones jumps 1% on a chip bounce as shutdown delays jobs report — what investors watch next

Dow Jones jumps 1% on a chip bounce as shutdown delays jobs report — what investors watch next

The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed about 1% in midday trading on Monday, lifted by a bounce in chip and other heavyweight shares after a bruising slide in precious metals. At 12:09 p.m. ET, the Dow was up 490.04 points, or 1%, at 49,382.51; the S&P 500 added 45.73 points, or 0.66%, to 6,984.82 and the Nasdaq Composite gained 175.21 points, or 0.75%, to 23,637.02. “We’re heading into a new week with plenty of catalysts in front of us,” said Art Hogan of B. Riley Wealth, as Sandisk jumped 16%, Western Digital rose 7.8% and Seagate Technology gained 5.8%.
Caterpillar stock pulls back after tariff warning — what Wall Street watches next

Caterpillar stock pulls back after tariff warning — what Wall Street watches next

Caterpillar, the top construction-equipment manufacturer globally, dropped 1.1% to $657.36 on Friday. The company flagged tariff-related costs could hit roughly $2.6 billion in 2026, up from $1.8 billion projected for 2025. This comes as data-center clients increase orders for nonstop “prime power” generators, pushing the power and energy division past construction in sales. Jefferies’ Stephen Volkmann noted that while sales improved, “tariff headwinds” capped margin gains for the quarter.
31 January 2026
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