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📈 TL;DR – The Week in 60 Seconds
The S&P 500 closed at another record Friday, stretching its winning streak to five weeks. Big tech did most of the lifting, after Apple and other profit reports steadied nerves. Small caps rose too, but the Dow lagged behind as investors stayed pickier.
Gold cooled, silver slipped slightly, Bitcoin hung around $78k, and the U.S. dollar weakened. This week, markets will watch whether strong earnings can keep carrying stocks while oil, inflation worries, and central bank signals try to steal the mic.
Quick Levels → Last week’s change
S&P 500: 7,230.12 | ↑0.91% Nasdaq 100: 27,710.36 | ↑1.49% Dow: 49,499.27 | ↑0.55% Russell 2000: 2,812.82 | ↑0.93% | Gold/oz: $4,566 | ↓2.04% Silver/oz: $73.47 | ↓0.45% Bitcoin: $78,932 | ↓0.14% U.S. Dollar Index: 98.21 | ↓0.30% |
🚀 Top Movers Last Week
Source: Aurora Innovation
Centene (CNC) ↑27.55% — Raised its 2026 profit forecast after medical costs improved and earnings beat expectations.
Nokia (NOK) ↑27.15% — Rallied on stronger quarterly results, steady 2026 outlook, and a fixed-wireless asset sale.
Bloom Energy (BE) ↑25.67% — Jumped after record revenue, higher 2026 targets, and expanded artificial intelligence power demand.
Aurora Innovation (AUR) ↑24.85% — Rose after Hirschbach outlined plans for 500 Aurora-powered driverless freight trucks.
Seagate Technology (STX) ↑24.00% — Surged after its sales forecast topped estimates as data-center storage demand stayed hot.
Robinhood (HOOD) ↓13.04% — Fell after quarterly results missed expectations and crypto trading revenue dropped sharply.