Industrials, particularly bearing-related stocks, are identified as a potential next major bottleneck trade.

S&P 500 shows net outflow of 149 million shares at market open, while NASDAQ 100 and MAG 7 show inflows of -27.3 and -14.8 million respectively, and DOW 30 shows outflow of 46.9 million.

U.S. equity indices opened lower on July 23, 2026: NASDAQ down 449.63 points (1.75%), S&P 500 down 85.14 points (1.14%), and Dow Jones down 602.85 points (1.15%).

U.S. equities fell on Thursday as oil prices surged above $100/barrel amid escalating Middle East conflict, with the Dow dropping 500 points and technology stocks including Alphabet and Tesla declining.

MOC imbalance figures show net sell orders at the close: S&P 500 -2542.7 MLN, NASDAQ 100 -2270.8 MLN, DOW 30 -998.1 MLN, MAG 7 -1150.7 MLN.

China's 'National Team' purchased nearly $9 billion of shares to support the stock market amid a deepening selloff in chip and tech stocks globally.

Market-on-close imbalance data shows $4.0182 billion for the S&P 500, $2.4461 billion for the Nasdaq 100, $731 million for the Dow 30, and $860.7 million for the Mag 7.

TSMC indicated that more fabrication plants in Arizona are possible, with four additional facilities being evaluated.

Apple, Goldman Sachs, and Chevron are the top performers in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which has been flat in July.

Chinese domestic futures closed mixed overnight, with PTA down over 2%, synthetic rubber up over 1%, and plastic and soybean meal up nearly 1%.

Nike may be removed from the Dow Jones Industrial Average, with a trillion-dollar stock that has rallied 6,100,000% suggested as an ideal replacement.

U.S. stocks rose on strong bank earnings and cooler CPI data, while a profit warning from IBM dragged down the Dow and software stocks.

Pre-market S&P 500 and Dow 30 show large sell imbalances while NASDAQ 100 and MAG 7 show buy imbalances.

TSMC reported record second-quarter revenue, rising 36% year-on-year, driven by surging demand for AI chips.

Dow Jones Futures Loom Amid New U.S.-Iran Attacks; Nvidia, Micron, Sandisk Near Buy Points

The post lists top gainers and losers among Dow Jones stocks in the middle of Thursday's trading session.

The post reports that Chinese PPI year-on-year came in at 4.1%, matching the forecast and above the previous 3.9%.

The post reports a broad rebound in chip and memory stocks, the Dow closing above 53,000, and President Trump endorsing Dell, while Microsoft job cuts failed to reassure investors.

The post recaps a daily FX and equities wrap for the Americas on July 6, noting the Dow hit a record, mixed USD moves, an ISM Services PMI in line with estimates, and record closes for the German DAX and Italy FTSE MIB.