The Coca-Cola Company closed out Friday with shares at $79.03, a 0.66% gain that leaves the stock hovering close to its recent top as the week approaches.
Advanced Micro Devices rallied 8.2% to finish at $208.44 on Friday, snapping back just before the weekend. With U.S. markets closed Sunday, that marks the final price ahead of Monday trading.
Netflix, Inc. closed out Friday gaining 1.6%, finishing at $82.20. That leaves shares poised for Monday’s session with fresh regulatory uncertainty looming over its move toward Warner Bros Discovery assets. After hours, the stock slipped, changing hands at $82.06.
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China’s Class A shares face renewed focus on the lender’s retail gold operations, after quota limits started applying to weekend and holiday trades from Feb. 7. Domestic bullion markets have been volatile. Shares finished Friday at 7.26 yuan, a 0.55% drop.
Caterpillar, Inc. finished Friday’s session at $726.20, jumping $47.71, or roughly 7%, from the previous close. Shares changed hands between $681.36 and $727.36, with volume coming in around 3.36 million, LSEG data show.
Cisco Systems finished Friday at $84.82, climbing 2.99% and putting the networking gear giant just shy of multiyear highs as it enters a pivotal earnings week.
Procter & Gamble shares ended Friday at $159.17, up 59 cents, or 0.37%, and go into Monday with the tape still leaning toward defensive names. The stock traded between $157.59 and $159.97 on the day, with about 10.4 million shares changing hands.
AbbVie Inc finished Friday’s session 2.0% higher at $223.43, notching a better gain than the broader U.S. stock market and staying in step with the rally among major pharma names.
Micron Technology, Inc. closed Friday at $394.69, up roughly 3%. Shares bounced from $371.27 to $401.50 during a busy session, with volume reaching 37.2 million shares.
SK hynix ended Friday at 839,000 won, slipping 0.36% after bouncing between 791,000 and 850,000 won in volatile trading. The company’s investor relations page put turnover at 5.58 million shares.
Roche Holding is drawing attention as Swiss markets reopen Monday, following word from the drugmaker that its investigational multiple sclerosis therapy, fenebrutinib, met its primary endpoint in a late-stage trial targeting primary progressive multiple sclerosis. Roche closed out Friday at 356.40 Swiss francs, down 0.6%.
Chevron wrapped up Friday on a positive note, its shares finishing higher as the company gears up for Monday with oil prices again taking center stage following another week packed with headlines for crude.
Bank of America Corp closed out Friday with a 2.9% gain, landing at $56.53 per share. That move gives the lender a bit more stability after what’s been a turbulent run for rate-sensitive names.
Oracle bounced sharply Friday, ending the session up 4.6% at $142.82 and snapping a rough losing streak that had stretched over the past week. The stock outpaced a number of big-name tech names in what turned out to be a risk-on session for U.S. equities.
Visa Inc is set to resume trading Monday, after capping Friday’s session up 0.74% to close at $331.58. Volume hit roughly 7.8 million shares. On the day, the stock traded between $327.10 and $335.13.
Johnson & Johnson closed out Friday’s session at $239.99, gaining 0.93%, before edging down 0.12% to $239.70 in after-hours trading. Shares never strayed far from the 52-week high, staying inside a tight $237.98 to $240.93 range.
ASML Holding NV’s U.S. shares jumped 4.6% to finish at $1,413.01 on Friday, a strong rally ahead of the weekend, with semiconductors out in front during a broad risk-on push.