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Stock Market 21 May 2026

Dow Jones Falls as Bond Yields Signal Trouble for Bulls

Dow 50,000 Watch: Oil, Walmart, Nvidia in Focus

Dow trades near 50,000 as Nvidia beat falls flat, oil jumps The Dow Jones Industrial Average hung near 50,000 on Thursday, swinging between gains and losses after giving up some of Wednesday’s advance. Oil prices climbed. Nvidia’s latest earnings beat did little to help the broader market. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq were down in early trading, while the Dow kept moving around the flatline.
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Nike stock climbs but analysts hold back on turnaround calls

Nike stock climbs but analysts hold back on turnaround calls

Nike shares were up Wednesday, lifted by lower oil prices and falling U.S. Treasury yields. That gave investors a reason to pick up consumer stocks that have been under pressure from inflation and concerns about household budgets. Nike jumped nearly 4% in afternoon trade, then settled at $44.07, up 3.4% on the day, according to a Stock Story piece on TradingView.
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Walmart tops estimates, Wall Street reacts to warning

Walmart tops estimates, Wall Street reacts to warning

Walmart stuck with its full-year sales and profit guidance on Thursday after topping forecasts in the first quarter. But the retailer put out a weaker outlook for the current quarter and flagged higher fuel costs that took a bite out of operating income. Net revenue came in at $177.8 billion, a 7.3% gain. Shares dropped about 2% in premarket trading after management projected second-quarter sales and profit would miss estimates.
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  • Europe Lifts Global EV Demand in June as China, U.S. Registrations Drop
    July 9, 2026, 9:37 PM EDT. Global electric vehicle (EV) demand climbed 7% in June, the fourth month in a row showing gains, Benchmark Mineral Intelligence said. Europe led with a 31% jump to a June record of 530,000 units. China registrations fell 11% to roughly 1 million units, while North America was down 13%, hit by the end of the U.S. EV tax credit. Chinese EV makers are moving into new export markets as domestic sales slip. For the first half of 2024, global EV volumes rose 2% from a year earlier. Europe remains the main growth region.
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