S&P 500 Ends Week Lower After Volatile Trading | Closing Bell

• S&P 500 ended the day flat (+0.03%) but logged back-to-back weekly losses; Dow Jones was down (-0.58%), while Nasdaq was up (+0.28%).
• Russell 2000 underperformed significantly, falling 1.8% today, breaking a two-week outperformance streak.
• Top S&P 500 gainers included Fortinet (+5.18%), CSX (+2.40%), and Alaska Air Group (+4.11%).
• Laggards included Intel (-17.00%) due to a weak forecast, Apple (-0.15%) extending its losing streak to eight weeks, and syringe makers Becton Dickinson (-2.06%) and West Pharmaceutical Services (-4.49%) due to fears of cannibalization from oral weight-loss drugs.
• US Treasury yields were lower across the curve, with modest declines today.

The video provides a closing bell recap of a volatile trading day and week, with the S&P 500 ending the week with back-to-back losses. Key discussions include mixed performance across major indices, notable individual stock movements like Intel's significant drop, and upcoming economic events such as the Fed meeting and major tech earnings. The overall market sentiment is cautious, with investors awaiting further clarity on economic direction and corporate performance.