U.S. stocks overview on the 27th: Dow Jones up 182 points, reaching record highs with Nasdaq

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Thu May 28, 2026 8:13 am JST Market

On May 27, the U.S. stock market saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average rebound 182.60 points to close at 50,644.28, as a decline in U.S. crude oil futures eased inflation concerns. Falling long-term interest rates provided additional tailwinds for equities, lifting both the Dow and the Nasdaq Composite Index to fresh record highs.

Among individual components, Boeing and Home Depot posted solid gains, while Bath & Body Works surged. Conversely, JPMorgan Chase & Co. edged lower, Capri Holdings turned in a lackluster performance, and Boston Scientific fell sharply.

The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index rose 18.55 points to finish at 20,674.73, extending its winning streak to a fifth consecutive session with a modest gain. Meta Platforms and Tesla advanced, and Travere Therapeutics skyrocketed. On the downside, chip giants NVIDIA and Advanced Micro Devices faced selling pressure, while Verra Mobility , Zscaler , and Insulet finished lower.

Source: MINKABU PRESS

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