All major indexes on Wall Street finished in the green. This is how the indicators performed on Monday:
- The Standard & Poor’s 500 index rose 0.05 percent to 4,452 points.
- The Dow Jones index rose 0.01 percent to 34,620 points.
- The Nasdaq index rose 0.01 percent to 13,710 points.
The yield on ten-year US government bonds is 3.85 percent, while the VIX index, also called the fear index, rose 2.3 percent to 14.11.
The price of a barrel of North Sea oil rose 0.35 percent to $94.52 per barrel. West Texas Intermediate crude oil reached $91.65 per barrel.
Warren Buffett Stocks
Berkshire Hathaway B shares rose 2.27 percent on Monday, trading at a record high of $370.13 per share. stock. The previous record was in August 2023 when the stock closed at $363.73. So far this year, Buffett’s shares are up 20 percent.
Tesla fell hard
There has been a mixed development for technology companies on Wall Street. Apple saw a boom, while Tesla saw a big decline. This is how it unfolded:
- Tesla shares fell 3.35 percent to 265.19.
- Apple shares rose 1.69 percent to 178.18.
- Amazon shares fell 0.44 percent to 139.95.
apple Today it released the latest update to its software, iOS 17. This year’s update includes several improvements to some of its most used apps, including the Phone app, Messages, and Safari.
armThe British chip giant’s shares fell 4.53 percent to close at $57.86 per share. The stock after its debut on the stock market last Thursday. The stock is now being closely monitored in light of the challenging stock market climate regarding new listings.
Bitcoin surpassed $27,000
Monday was a good day for cryptocurrency holders:
- Bitcoin rose 1.26 percent to $26,845.
- Ethereum rose 0.95 percent to $1,641.
One Bitcoin costs approximately $27,000 around 5:00 PM US time, which represents the highest rate we have seen during the month of September. Over the course of the month, Bitcoin rose 4 percent overall.
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