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Stocks dip ahead of tomorrow’s scheduled talks between the US and Iran
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While the S&P 500 fell on the day, the benchmark index posted a winning week amid ceasefire optimism.
Key facts
- Charter, which owns Spectrum, reported adjusted earnings of $9.17 per share, below Wall Street estimates of $9.96 per share from analysts polled by FactSet
- Nvidia, the world’s most valuable company, is poised to close at a record high for the first time since October 29, 2025, on Friday (if it ends above $207.04)
- The Russell 2000 fell on the day, while the Nasdaq 100 edged higher
- The pill was prescribed about 3,700 times in its second week, according to IQVIA data cited by Deutsche Bank analysts, compared to the roughly 8,000 they were expecting
Summary
The S&P 500 broke its seven-day winning streak ahead of tomorrow’s scheduled talks between the US and Iran, but the benchmark index ended the week up 3.6%. March consumer prices were in line with analysts’ expectations, rising 3.3% higher year over year due to spiking energy prices. AI hardware stocks IREN, Oklo, Marvell Technology, POET Technologies, Applied Digital, Broadcom, Nebius, Astera Labs, Cipher Digital, Super Micro Computer, Applied Optoelectronics, and Coherent soared, boosted by Anthropic’s compute maneuvers. CoreWeave soared after striking a deal with Anthropic to rent data center capacity to build and deploy its Claude AI models.