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Alphabet 26Q1 Earnings Review: Cloud Surges 63%, Capex Rises—Is AI Payoff Here?
U.S. Stocks: Dow Inc fell by 152 dollars, while Nasdaq closed above 25,000 for the first time (on the 1st). ☆Revised
According to Jiji Press New York, the New York stock market ended lower on the weekend of the 1st amid lingering uncertainty over talks aimed at concluding combat between the United States and Iran. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, comprised of blue-chip stocks, closed at 49,499.27, down 152.87 dollars from the previous day's closing level. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq Composite Index, dominated by tech stocks, rose by 222.13 points to close at a record high of 25,114.44, surpassing the 25,000 mark for the first time. Trading volume at the New York Stock Exchange was 381 million shares higher than the previous day.
NYSE Stocks Highlights (1st): Amgen down 4%, selling pressure on auto shares as Apple rises.
Amgen fell 4.75% to $329.82. The company reported revenue and profit growth for the January-March quarter of 2026, but its upward revision for the full-year 2026 earnings forecast was only marginal. Chevron declined 1.39% to $190.63. The company’s January-March results showed higher revenue but lower profits. Although crude oil prices increased, a timing mismatch in profit recognition due to financial derivative transactions aimed at hedging price fluctuation risks contributed to a profit reduction of approximately $2.9 billion. Similarly, in their January-March earnings report, de...
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