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Carpe diem. Grab your sunscreen and remember to hydrate because tomorrow is the first day of summer in the Northern Hemisphere, or as Neil deGrasse Tyson would call it, the summer solstice. It’s also the longest day of the year, with the day you fly home from a wedding coming in a close second.

—Dave Lozo, Sam Klebanov, Brendan Cosgrove, Matty Merritt, Holly Van Leuven, Abby Rubenstein

In today’s newsletter, we’ll look at:

  • Foreign World Cup fans’ American experience
  • Delayed US–Iran talks
  • Moms and dads both working full time

MARKETS: YEAR-TO-DATE

Nasdaq

26,517.93

S&P

7,500.58

Dow

51,564.70

10-Year

0.000%

Bitcoin

$63,058.50

SpaceX

$185.00

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*Stock data as of market close, cryptocurrency data as of 6:00pm ET. Here's what these numbers mean.

  • Markets: Like your friend who headed to happy hour at exactly 5:01pm on Thursday, stocks went into the long weekend on a high note. They rose Thursday amid optimism around the US–Iran deal, after falling the day before, as investors learned the Fed is likely to raise rates this year. With the market closed yesterday, SpaceX still hasn’t had a full week of trading, but it fell for a second day Thursday as post-IPO enthusiasm waned.
 

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