Dow Inc. reported Q2 net income of $802 million ($0.99/share) versus a loss of $801 million ($1.18/share) in the prior-year quarter.

The S&P 500 fell slightly and the Dow ended virtually unchanged as investors awaited key earnings reports to assess the health of the AI-driven market rally.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average unofficially closed at 52,257.20, up 32.56 points or 0.06%.

Dow Jones stocks are moving in today's session, with top gainers and losers one hour before the close listed.

Inflation-adjusted U.S. home prices have surpassed the 2006 housing bubble peak, with ownership costs soaring and annual income needed to afford a typical home reaching $109,152 in June.

US stocks ended mixed, with the Dow gaining just under half a percent, the S&P 500 virtually flat, and the tech-heavy Nasdaq sliding nearly two-thirds of a percent.

US indices close mixed on July 24; Dow up 0.45%, S&P up 0.05%, Nasdaq down 0.64%; crude oil settles at $89.31; Trump: Iran not ready to make a deal; US new-home sales 0.628M vs 0.610M estimate; July Flash S&P Global Manufacturing 53.8 vs 54.3 estimate; Canada June PPI -1.4% vs -0.4% expected; Canada new housing price index June -0.1% vs -0.3% last month.

Stocks ended the week lower after a volatile week settled into a calmer Friday.

Dow Jones futures open Sunday evening amid Apple, Microsoft, Meta and Amazon earnings, a Fed meeting with a possible rate hike, and AI stock sell-off.

U.S. stocks stabilized on Friday as oil retreated on peace talk hopes, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 0.5%, the S&P 500 up 0.1%, and the Nasdaq composite down 0.6%.

S&P 500 closed down 2.13 points, Nasdaq down 172.54 points, and Dow Jones up 207.55 points, with all three posting unofficial closing values.

MOC imbalances for S&P 500, NASDAQ 100, Dow 30, and MAG 7 were reported at 1252.9M, 203.1M, 686.3M, and 397.8M respectively.

President Trump met with top advisors and cabinet members to decide whether to intensify the U.S. military campaign against Iran, after the collapse of a ceasefire and a breakdown of a MOU intended for a nuclear agreement. Israel's Netanyahu is expected to visit the White House on Tuesday.

Pakistan is attempting to revive U.S.-Iran talks to end their conflict, supporting risk sentiment; U.S. stocks rose and crude oil declined to $88.25.

S&P 500 rose 0.05%, Nasdaq fell 0.11%, and Dow Jones rose 0.20% at market open on July 24.

Market-close order imbalance shows S&P 500 and DOW 30 with net selling pressure while NASDAQ 100 and Magnificent 7 stocks attracted net buying.

WTI crude oil surged 7% intraday, breaking above $93/barrel; Brent crude rose over 5% to $95.31/barrel.

Nasdaq, S&P 500, and Dow futures edge higher, brushing off fresh US-Iran clashes as quarterly earnings dominate the market narrative.

MOC Imbalance data shows S&P 500 -1132.1 MLN, NASDAQ 100 -196.9 MLN, DOW 30 -260.0 MLN, MAG 7 +118.9 MLN.