Markets enter Friday with the Russell 2000 at a record, yields lower, gold back above $4,000, and Big Tech still uneven.

Wednesday’s close showed better breadth, lower yields, and sharp relief in oil but Nasdaq weakness stayed in control.

Markets enter Wednesday with tech under pressure, crude near $73, and the dollar still firm.

Monday’s close left the Russell 2000 first, Nasdaq last, yields firmer, and energy pressure sharply reduced.

The latest close left small caps first, Nasdaq second, yields easier, and energy pressure still contained.

Thursday closed with the Nasdaq up 1.9%, the Russell 2000 up 2.1%, and the dollar near a one-year high.

Wednesday closed with the S&P 500 down 1.2%, the 2-year yield at 4.207%, and rate-hike odds rising.

Tuesday closed with the Dow near 52,000, Nasdaq down 1.2%, crude below $80, and the Fed decision next.

Markets enter Tuesday after the Nasdaq led, crude fell nearly 5%, and risk appetite strengthened.

Markets enter Monday after a broad Friday gain, a record IPO debut, and Brent falling to $87.33.

Thursday closed with the Russell 2000 up 3%, crude lower, yields softer, and producer inflation still hot.

Markets enter Thursday after the Dow lost 953 points, crude rose nearly $2, and tech sold off again.

Markets enter Wednesday after the S&P 500 and Nasdaq fell while crude dropped to its lowest close since April.

Markets enter Tuesday after the Nasdaq regained ground while Treasury yields held near restrictive levels.

Markets enter Monday after a 172,000 payroll print pushed yields higher and stocks lower.

Thursday closed with a record Dow, softer yields, lower oil prices, and pressure inside AI-linked tech.

The S&P 500 snapped its run as oil climbed, yields rose, and small caps sold off hardest.

The S&P 500, Dow, and Nasdaq added to records while oil and rates kept the backdrop tight.

Monday closed with new highs across large-cap indexes, higher oil prices, and firmer Treasury yields.

Stocks added to record levels as growth led again and rates moved lower.

Thursday’s live market read showed firm growth leadership, elevated yields, and renewed energy pressure.

Stocks held close to record levels as oil dropped, yields cooled, and the dollar stayed firm.

Tuesday closed with fresh highs in growth indexes, lower Treasury yields, and a pullback in oil.

Stocks ended the week higher as yields cooled, small caps led, and the dollar stayed firm.

Stocks recovered from early pressure as oil reversed lower and long-term rates cooled.