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S&P 500 7,575▲ 0.42%
NASDAQ 26,282▲ 0.28%
DOW 52,637▲ 0.29%
RUSSELL 2000 2,995▲ 1.30%
SKHY▲ 13%
META▲ 5.95%
MRNA▼ 10.8%
WTI CRUDE▼ 0.08%
S&P 500 7,575▲ 0.42%
NASDAQ 26,282▲ 0.28%
DOW 52,637▲ 0.29%
RUSSELL 2000 2,995▲ 1.30%
SKHY▲ 13%
META▲ 5.95%
MRNA▼ 10.8%
WTI CRUDE▼ 0.08%
Est. 2024  ·  US Central (Chicago)

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SK Hynix's $26.5 Billion Debut Caps a Choppy Week That Ended in the Green
A week that opened with a Samsung-driven chip selloff and a mid-week Iran ceasefire scare closed with the largest foreign IPO in U.S. history. SK Hynix surged 13% on its Nasdaq debut, Meta logged its best week since early 2024, and all three major indexes finished Friday higher.
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