7,580.07

-140.32

-1.82%

51,770.31

-572.25

-1.09%

25,437.00

-747.73

-2.86%

2,811.84

-47.37

-1.66%

4.9290

-0.0600

-1.20%

19.42

+2.22

+12.91%

3,884.90

-146.50

-3.63%

77,202.57

+144.13

+0.19%

Crude Oil Dec 26

102.95

+0.95

+0.93%

US Private Equity

10,932.82

-7.68

-0.07%

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