US stocks advanced to record highs as an unexpected decline in July nonfarm payrolls lowered expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate hikes.

Wall Street major indexes advanced toward strong weekly gains after a surprise drop in US nonfarm payrolls cooled concerns over potential Fed rate hikes.

Wall Street surged to new record highs as strong corporate earnings and falling crude prices outweighed ongoing geopolitical anxieties. Major indexes advanced despite warnings from executives over elevated valuations and artificial intelligence spending.

U.S. equities closed at fresh all-time highs driven by a surge in Palantir Technologies shares and falling oil prices that eased inflation worries.

Palantir Technologies delivered a blockbuster Q2 with revenue surging 93% to $1.94 billion, sending its stock soaring amid accelerated enterprise AI adoption.

Wall Street rallied sharply at the start of the week, driven by a drop in crude oil prices that helped ease investor worries over accelerating inflation.

Microsoft shares surged after reporting strong quarterly earnings and robust growth in its artificial intelligence and cloud computing segments.

Apple briefly crossed a market capitalization of $5 trillion for the first time during intraday trading, making it the second company in history to reach the milestone.

The Nasdaq-100 index slid into correction territory following a severe global sell-off in semiconductor and memory stocks driven by AI infrastructure spending concerns.

The FTSE 100 closed 29 points higher despite global concerns over surging energy prices and disappointing earnings from major US technology firms. Strong performances from UK engineering and medical companies helped the index buck the negative international trend.

Heavy investment in emerging technologies by Tesla and Alphabet has triggered a broad tech sell-off and prompted concerns over profitability.

Supermicro shares climbed after the company disclosed a sharper-than-expected margin outlook and a record-size order backlog. The results showed quarterly profit growth alongside a major upgrade to the company's gross margin projections.

SpaceX stock has dipped below its initial public offering price, prompting a shift in investor focus from market hype to the company’s underlying profitability challenges.

Apple's market capitalization briefly eclipsed Nvidia's as the company gained momentum ahead of its fiscal third-quarter earnings report on July 30.

SpaceX's 13th Starship test was halted seconds before launch after an automatic abort triggered by engine ignition failure. The incident caused company shares to fall to $131.11, dropping below the $135 IPO price for the first time.

Elon Musk's net worth has fallen below $1 trillion following a sharp decline in SpaceX share prices. A single-day drop of 16.43% for SpaceX shares erased $240 billion from his personal valuation.

SpaceX stock has slipped below its initial public offering price, marking a shift for the company following its market debut. Analysts are now closely watching upcoming earnings and insider lock-up expirations for signs of volatility.

Major equity indexes finished in positive territory as a decline in the Producer Price Index signaled cooling inflation, shifting expectations for Federal Reserve policy.

PayPal stock rose after reports of a $53 billion takeover offer led by Stripe and Advent International. Analysts are split on whether the bid reflects the company's intrinsic value.

SpaceX's stock is testing a psychological threshold near its IPO price, prompting investors to reassess the company's valuation and broader market appetite.