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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq set record closing highs on Friday as investors bought energy, financial and materials shares and sold big tech stocks in anticipation of new fiscal aid from Washington to help the U.S. economy recover.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq set record closing highs on Friday as investors bought energy, financial and materials shares and sold big tech stocks in anticipation of new fiscal aid from Washington to help the U.S. economy recover.

The dollar was slightly higher on Friday, coming off its strongest level for the day, as risk appetite returned to the market in the afternoon with U.S. equities recovering from early losses and Treasury yields extending their rise.

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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq traded sideways on Friday in a tight range, with investors buying energy, financial and materials shares and selling big tech stocks as they wait for progress on new fiscal aid from Washington to spur the market to new highs.

Canada's main securities regulator has cleared the launch of the world's first bitcoin exchange traded fund, an investment manager said on Friday, providing investors greater access to the cryptocurrency that has sparked an explosion in trading interest.

Canada's main securities regulator has cleared the launch of the world's first bitcoin exchange traded fund, an investment manager said on Friday, providing investors greater access to the cryptocurrency that has sparked an explosion in trading interest.

Once upon a time, federal income tax credits for car buyers buying electric cars -- ranging as high as $7,500 for a single car -- helped to make Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) the success story it has become.However, because those credits phase out as a car manufacturer approaches 200,000

The S&P 500 drifted higher on Friday, recovering from early weakness as financial and materials stocks gained ground while investors held out for signs of progress on the next batch of fiscal aid.

What happenedShares of electric-truck start-up Lordstown Motors (NASDAQ: RIDE) were trading lower on Friday. A Wall Street analyst with a large following among electric-vehicle investors initiated coverage of Lordstown with a bearish take.

What happenedShares of California-based electric-vehicle start-up Fisker (NYSE: FSR) were trading sharply higher on Friday after an influential Wall Street analyst initiated coverage of the company with a bullish note.

The recent announcement by Tesla (TSLA) that it would begin accepting Bitcoin as payment for its cars – and that it was buying $1.5 billion of the cryptocurrency – put digital finance under the spotlight like never before

Wall Street's main indexes eased on Friday ahead of a long weekend, as investors digested recent gains driven by stimulus bets and accelerated vaccine roll outs.

The dollar gained on Friday after several days of losses this week, as risk appetite soured with stocks and some commodity prices lower, while investors also consolidated gains made on other currencies ahead of a long weekend in U.S. markets.

What happenedShares of Churchill Capital IV (NYSE: CCIV) have been rising steadily for the past month since a report by Bloomberg on Jan. 11 that the special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) was in talks to merge with luxury electric vehicle maker Lucid Motors.

From cat food to cannabis, it's boom time for quirky ETFs offering the chance to punt on niche themes in fast-growth sectors, but their huge gains are unnerving some who see them as another price-inflated asset that may threaten market stability.

The energy industry is changing rapidly as formerly dominant fuels like coal and oil are being supplanted by cheaper renewable energy sources. We can also anticipate a significant demand shift due to the rise of technological innovations like electric vehicles. And the disruption

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