U.S. stocks end previous three-week winning streak
Jinse Finance reported that the three major U.S. stock indexes closed mixed, ending a previous three-week winning streak. The Nasdaq fell 0.21%, down 3.04% for the week; the S&P 500 rose 0.13%, down 1.63% for the week; the Dow Jones rose 0.16%, down 1.21% for the week. Major technology stocks were mixed: Tesla fell more than 3%, Google dropped over 2%, Apple and Microsoft saw slight declines; Intel rose over 2%, while Nvidia, Netflix, Amazon, and Meta saw modest gains. Notably, Microsoft fell for eight consecutive days, marking its longest losing streak since November 2011.
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