Stock Market Today: Dow ends higher on tech gains as earnings season to heat up
Investing.com -- The Dow closed higher Monday, as investors ramped up bullish bets on big tech, shrugging off an ongoing climb in Treasury yields as attention shifts to a step up in pace of quarterly earnings expected this week.) cut the bulk of its losses to end flat after the stock was pressured by worries that sales of its iPhone 15 were lower in China in the earlier weeks after release, when compared to the iPhone 14, pointing to softer demand.
Charles Schwab is down about 34% year to date, as the brokerage firm has suffered as client moves cash into high-yield products. Pfizer on Friday cut its full-year guidance on earnings and revenue after warning of $5.5 billion in write downs in Q3 related to lower-than-expected sales of its COVID-19 vaccine and treatment.
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