The Nasdaq Composite briefly bounced back into the green in recent trading, opening the door to another record finish on Friday. At its most recent level, the tech-heavy index was also on track to eke out another weekly advance.

Stock index futures were close to the flatline Thursday with tariff moves continuing to dominate Wall Street in a week with few major economic indicators or earnings. S&P futures (SPX) and Nasdaq 100 futures (US100:IND) were little changed.

Caesars Entertainment Inc (NASDAQ:CZR) stock is near the bottom of the SPX, last seen down 4.3% to trade at $30.17. Shares are pulling back from yesterday's 6.5% gain -- the largest since May 12 -- as they struggle with overhead pressure at $32, which has been capping rallies since early March. So far in 2025, the casino stock has shed 9.7%.

U.S. stock markets are poised to open lower on Friday as futures for the major indexes signal a retreat, with investors bracing for renewed trade tensions following two days of gains. The pullback comes in response to rising anxiety over President Donald Trump’s latest trade actions,

Investors were watching for fresh updates on trade Thursday and tuning into Fed speakers, while the Nasdaq Composite fights to advance its string of record closing highs this year.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq rose to highs even as Nvidia-backed CoreWeave dived, leading another tough day for growth stocks.

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It was another risk-on day on Wall Street, with two of the three major U.S. stock-market indexes closing at record levels and bitcoin pushing above [its own record high from a day ago.](

The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished on a high note Wednesday even as President Donald Trump issued further tariff directives. NvidiaNVDA made history on the stock market today by becoming the first company to hit a $4 trillion valuation.

Major U.S. equity indexes were heading in different directions on Thursday, with the Dow climbing and the Nasdaq sinking. The Dow got a boost as shares of McDonald's Corp., Caterpillar Inc. and American Express Co.