NYSE Content Advisory: Pre-market update + Accelerant celebrates IPO
Stocks are mixed Friday morning after the S&P 500 closed at a record for the 13 th time this year. The index has been bolstered by earning season so far with over 80% of quarterly figures topping expectations, according to FactSet.
Investors are paying close attention to the relationship between President Trump and Fed Chair Jerome Powell. On Thursday, the President paid a visit to the central bank, ramping up pressure to lower interest rates.
Accelerant (NYSE: ARX), a tech-forward platform that helps provide coverage for hard-to-insure companies, will ring the opening bell to celebrate its IPO. Shares surged by 26% during the company's first day of trade.
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Accelerant (NYSE: ARX) celebrates its initial public offering
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Manchester United (NYSE: MANU) celebrates its pre-season tour of the U.S.
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