S&P 500 Closes at Record 6,902 as Tech and Healthcare Lead New Year Rally
The S&P 500 notched a fresh all-time high on January 6, 2026, closing at 6,902.05 as technology and healthcare stocks powered the market's strong start to the year.
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The S&P 500 notched a fresh all-time high on January 6, 2026, closing at 6,902.05 as technology and healthcare stocks powered the market's strong start to the year.
The Materials Select Sector SPDR ETF climbed 2% to near 52-week highs as gold, silver, and copper rally, propelling mining stocks to their best start in years.
Data center electricity demand is reshaping America's power sector. From Vistra to natural gas producers, investors are betting big on the AI-driven energy surge.
XRP spot ETFs reach $2 billion in AUM just 50 days after launch, marking the second-fastest adoption for any cryptocurrency ETF behind Bitcoin.
For the first time in years, all 21 Wall Street strategists surveyed predict the S&P 500 will gain in 2026, with targets ranging from 7,100 to 8,000.
After their best year since 2020, Treasury investors face a more challenging landscape as Fed policy uncertainty clouds the outlook for 2026.
Ali Moshiri, Chevron's former Latin America chief, is raising $2 billion to invest in Venezuelan oil projects following Maduro's capture.
Silver prices jumped to $78.77 per ounce on January 6, 2026, extending a three-day rally as investors seek safety amid Venezuela uncertainty and persistent supply constraints.
Defense AI company BigBear.ai will redeem $125 million in convertible notes by January 16, slashing total debt from $142M to $17M and positioning for growth.
After a two-year deal drought, private equity firms are sitting on record dry powder and facing pressure to deploy capital. 2026 could mark the return of mega-deal M&A activity.
Fundstrat's Tom Lee doubles down on his bullish Bitcoin outlook, calling for a new all-time high by the end of January 2026 while warning of a volatile year ahead.
Goldman Sachs is targeting $500 million for a new Japan-focused real estate fund, betting that the world's third-largest economy offers compelling property opportunities.