Global Edition | MON, AUG 3, 2026
S&P 500 ▲ 5,234.18 (+0.42%) |
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BTC/USD ▲ $67,420 (+1.80%) |
ETH/USD ▲ $3,480 (+2.40%) |
GOLD ▲ $2,420.50 (+0.85%) |
CRUDE OIL ▼ $78.20 (-0.50%) |
FTSE 100 ▲ 8,210.40 (+0.32%) |
NIKKEI 225 ▲ 38,900.15 (+1.10%) |
S&P 500 ▲ 5,234.18 (+0.42%) |
DOW ▼ 38,714.77 (-0.18%) |
NASDAQ ▲ 17,890.12 (+0.65%) |
BTC/USD ▲ $67,420 (+1.80%) |
ETH/USD ▲ $3,480 (+2.40%) |
GOLD ▲ $2,420.50 (+0.85%) |
CRUDE OIL ▼ $78.20 (-0.50%) |
FTSE 100 ▲ 8,210.40 (+0.32%) |
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