DuPont, Phillips 66, Marriott, and More
Key Points
- The mix of U.S. stocks have hardly changed as Fed Chairman Jerome Powell made no major headlines as he gave his first day in his testimony before Congress.
- Dupont has released a lot of profits and guidance on its rising sales of electronics.
- Tesla’s shares fell when CEO Elon Musk led a group to buy Chatgpt owner Openai.
U.S. stocks are mixed together and rarely change at noon after the chairman’s comment on Fed policy Jerome Powell In the first of his two reports to Congress. this Dow Jones Industrial Average Slightly higher than Nasdaq A little lower, S&P 500 Close to flat.
DuPont (DD) Stocks rose after chemical and material manufacturers reported better than expected earnings and provided reliable guidance as sales of their electronics grew.
Phillips 66 shares (psx) Growing in words Radical Investors Elliott Investment Management has collected $2.5 billion in its shares at the big oil refinery and plans to call for operational changes.
Econab(ECLStocks jumped when stock providers of water, sanitation and prevention solutions providers have a positive outlook for 2025, citing increased demand for U.S. macroeconomic trends.
Marriott International (InternationalMarch) When hoteliers issued weaker guidance, the stock fell as it saw rooms grow lower than analyst demand.
Human shares (snort) Fall after health insurance companies announced that they would cut their membership Medicare Advantages Plans to improve its federal Medicare quality rating.
Tesla (TSLA) Stocks fell as CEO-led team Elon Musk supply purchase Artificial intelligence (AI) giant Openai reportedly has $97.4 billion.
Oil futures climbed. The price of gold has barely changed. The yield on the Ministry of Finance’s bills rose for 10 years. One dollar was obtained on the yen, but lost the euro and pound. Bitcoin transactions are low.
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