Stock Market Today: Rally heads into third day; Nasdaq 100 touches year high
Powell testimony continues. Tesla lower as European sales slump. FedEx shares slide on tariff woes.

Updated: 10:25 a.m. EDT
Tech stocks lead market higher; Tesla off
Tech stocks were driving the market averages higher in early trading Wednesday.
The Nasdaq 100 Index hit a 52-week high of 22,329 but faded to 22,258, up 67 points. The Nasdaq Composite had risen 68 points to 19,980.
Health-care company Grail GRAL, chip giant Nvidia (NVDA) and bitcoin specialist MicroStrategy (MSTR) were the Nasdaq 100 leaders.
The Standard & Poor's 500 Index added nearly 6 points to 6,098. The index nearly broke its 52-week high of 6,147 on Tuesday when the market enjoyed a stupendous rally on the news of the U.S. attack on Iran's nuclear facilities .
The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 58 points to 43030.
Some profit-taking was probably in order after Tuesday, when the Dow finished with a 507-point gain.
Oil prices were higher, and bond yields moved higher. The 10-year Treasury yield was at 4.325%, up from Tuesday's 4.296%.
Tesla (TSLA) shares were down 5% at $321 as sales in Europe continued to slump. Tesla's new-car registrations fell more than 40% in May, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing data from a European industry body.
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Stocks were looking at continuing this week's rally even as oil prices and interest rates were moving higher.
Futures trading suggests the Standard & Poor's 500 Index will open higher by about 8 points, and the Nasdaq-100 Index was looking at a 75-point gain. Both indexes flirted with all-time highs on Tuesday when stocks enjoyed a stupendous rally.
Futures trading in the Dow Jones Industrial Average suggest the blue chips will open down slightly.