That bell marks the end of regulation.

Access Financial ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange, 9-11 Day,

doing the honors at the NASDAQ.

Stocks mixed today with the Dow, the only index closing lower.

S&P and NASDAQ closing at record highs.

Utilities and energy were the leaders today, consumer discretionary and health care lag.

Treasury yields falling today after a softer than expected inflation report, a strong

10-year auction midday.

Crude and Brent in the green, as Poland says, it shot down Russian drones in its airspace.

The crypto space is higher.

Bitcoin up nearly a little over 2%. The Renaissance IPO, ETF, meanwhile, hitting a three-year

high with another big name hitting the tape today. That's Klarna. Klarna opening at $52 a share

after pricing at 40. Investors buying now. It closed up around 17%. That's a scorecard on Wall Street,

but winter stay late. Welcome to closing about overtime. I'm John Ford in Washington.

And I'm Morgan Brennan in San Francisco at the Goldman Sachs Communicopia and Technology Conference.

And we have got a big interview coming up later this hour. Goldman Sachs CEO,

David Solomon, a number of bank CEOs saying this week on CNBC that the economy is weakening.

Does he agree? We're going to talk about that and so much more straight ahead.

Plus, we're watching a big debut for another IPO. As I mentioned, Karna ending the day higher,

the stock, just one of the several new offerings this week.

We're going to dive into the state of the IPO market coming up.

But the big market story of the day, it's got to be Oracle, having its best day maybe ever,

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