United States Stock Market Index (US30)2022 Data - 1896-2021 Historical

Wall Street closed higher in the first session of the third quarter, as stocks bounced back from earlier losses amid thin trading volumes ahead of a holiday-extended weekend, with utilities, consumer services, and retailers leading gains. The Dow was up 322 points, the S&P 500 rose 1.1%, and the NASDAQ booked a 0.9% gain. Still, all three indexes posted weekly losses, NASDAQ underperformed with a 4.1% loss, the S&P fell 2.2% and the Dow shed 1.3%. Results from surveys of manufacturers showed activity levels in June remained near two-year lows, adding to a slew of weak data earlier this week, namely dire consumer morale and worse-than-expected GDP figures. Among individual stocks, chipmakers sank to the bottom after Micron released a gloomy outlook and retailer Kohl's plunged 19.7% after publishing disappointing guidance. Last session, the Dow and the S&P 500 booked their worst 1st half performances since 1962 and 1970, respectively, while the Nasdaq saw its worst-ever half-year run.