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Stocks Sway as Wall Street Heads Heads for a Winning Week After Several Turbulent Days
Stocks swung intraday as investors weighed economic data and earnings while major U.S. indexes edged toward a weekly gain, traders said.
- Wall Street is moving toward a weekly gain on Friday, November 13, 2026, despite recent market turbulence. Indices fluctuated throughout the week, as 7 key sectors showed signs of growth.
- Following the departure of Nvidia executive Huang, shares fell as investors questioned the company's future direction without his long-term guidance. This leadership transition created uncertainty across the technology sector.
- Service outages disrupted applications worldwide on Friday, affecting a wide range of Microsoft offerings. The company's stock declined as users reported issues with email services and other web-based platforms.
- Data released Friday reveals that October producer prices rose, as fuel costs continue to push shipping and warehousing expenses higher for consumers.
- Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East continue to influence energy markets, as oil prices remained mixed on Friday following the producer price data release.
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Stocks sway as Wall Street heads heads for a winning week after several turbulent days
Stocks are mixed as Wall Street heads for its first winning week since early October, despite days of big swings led by AI-focused companies. The S&P 500 fell 0.1% Friday and is on track for a weekly gain of 2.8%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 125 points, or 0.2%. The Nasdaq composite fell 0.4%. The broader market remains unsteady a day after the AI industry was rocked by the resignation of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. Oil prices rose. Treas…
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Despite the "turbulence" of recent days, the indices are heading for weekly gains, with the Nasdaq and S&P 500 up about 3% each and the Dow Jones up +2%.
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