The Dow Jones index fell Thursday, following a record high in the previous session after news of the U.S. government shutdown ending.

U.S. stocks have been swinging into and out of the green all morning, but as of the latest trading, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 were both higher, while the Nasdaq Composite remained stuck in the red. The Dow was up 128 points, or 0.3%, at ...

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Elsewhere, West Texas Intermediate crude oil futures rebounded 2.6% to around $60.25 a barrel, while SPDR Gold SharesGLD lost 1.3% but held support at its 21-day line.

How U.S. stock-index futures are trading: Dow Jones Industrial Average futures are down 485 points or 1% S&P 500 futures are down 81 points or 1.2% Nasdaq-100 futures are down 333 points or 1.3% On Thursday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 301 points ...

The Dow is rising, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq are down as the stock market awaits an end to the government shutdown.

Consumer sentiment comes in weak as government shutdown drags on

The Nasdaq-100 index looks stretched, suggesting "tactical caution" concerning technology stocks as the market awaits "a heavy dose" of Big Tech earnings and the outcome of the Federal Reserve’s policy meeting, according to BTIG. "Parts of the market ...

Today, we investigate simmering new volatility in the Nasdaq Composite, which for so long had risen in a steady, almost monotonous fashion since the April low – powered on by the Mag-7 and rocketing AI stocks.