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📉 TL;DR – Last Week in 60 Seconds
Stocks took a breather: the S&P 500 slipped, while small-caps kept sprinting. Mega-cap tech cooled after a strong run, but “real economy” sectors held up. The U.S. dollar firmed and metals jumped as traders watched Treasury yields and a fresh batch of inflation data. The Fed hinted it may not rush rate cuts, keeping nerves alive.
Bitcoin bounced, helped by steadier risk appetite. Earnings season kicked off with banks setting the tone. Trade noise returned too: President Trump floated new tariffs on NATO allies, adding another headline risk for global supply chains and defense budgets.
Quick Levels → Last week’s change
S&P 500: 6,940.00 | ↓0.38% Nasdaq 100: 25,529.26 | ↓0.92% Dow: 49,359.34 | ↓0.29% Russell 2000: 2,677.74 | ↑2.04% | Gold/oz: $4,670 | ↑1.92% Silver/oz: $93.47 | ↑12.74% Bitcoin (BTC): $92,975 | ↑3.02% DXY (US Dollar Index): 99.38 | ↑0.24% |
🚀 Top Movers Last Week
CoreWeave (CRWV) ↑26.32% — AI cloud demand buzz; CEO eased data-center delay worries; momentum traders piled in.
AST SpaceMobile (ASTS) ↑18.53% — Picked as SHIELD contractor, boosting odds of Pentagon task orders and future funding.
Bloom Energy (BE) ↑11.51% — AEP signed $2.65B fuel-cell deal, exercising option and fueling data-center power hype.
Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) ↑5.80% — Blowout Q4 results and 2026 AI capex plan drove a broad chip-sector rally higher.
AppLovin (APP) ↓12.19% — Analyst upgrade couldn’t stop profit-taking; SEC probe chatter and ad-tech jitters weighed.
Constellation Energy (CEG) ↓10.16% — Trump power-market plan spooked investors; fears of weaker tech power deals hit hard.