US stocks close lower after job data; UBER, SOFI surge

US stocks closed higher for the third straight session on Tuesday, October 25, as the falling Treasury yields have lifted the market spirits.

US stocks closed the session higher on Monday, October 24, as investors have shifted their focus on the third quarter earnings season, with some major companies scheduled to report their earnings this week.

Us stocks closed the session on a positive note on Friday, October 21, while notching solid weekly gains, as investors have shifted their focus on the ongoing earnings season.

Benchmark US indices closed the session on a low note on Thursday, October 20, as hawkish remarks from the policymakers have offset the investors' optimism over a flurry of positive earnings.

Benchmark US indices closed the session lower on Wednesday, October 19, snapping their two-day rally this week as the investors treaded cautiously amid several economic challenges.

US stocks closed higher for the second straight session on Tuesday, October 18, as the investors put their focus on the better-than-anticipated corporate earnings from the big companies.

Wall Street indices started the week on a positive note on Monday, October 17, as the investors appear to be shifting their focus into the third quarter earnings season.

US stocks closed the session on a low note on Friday, October 14, a day after the CPI report showed that inflation remained at a higher level despite aggressive efforts by the Federal Reserve.

Wall Street indices closed the session higher on Thursday, October 13, after the CPI report by the Labor Department showed that the core inflation has advanced at its highest pace since August 1982.

US stocks inched lower on Wednesday, October 12, as the investors assessed the stronger-than-anticipated PPI data and Fed's minutes from their September meeting that showed that the higher rates are likely to stay in coming days.