U.S. stocks end mixed Friday, with all three major benchmarks on booking weekly gains after a strong week for the tech sector.

US stocks were mixed on Friday as Wall Street took stock of the US economy from a lofty, record-setting perch ahead of the Federal Reserve's highly anticipated decision on interest rates next week. Investors have taken in several weeks' worth of economic data to gain clues on the Fed's next move.

This article will be updated throughout the day, so check back often for more daily updates. As markets prepare to open for trading Friday, the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (NYSEMKT: VOO) looks mostly flat — maybe up a basis point or three depending on when you look.

After closing in record territory on Thursday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 declined after the opening bell on Friday as the stock-market rally takes a breather. Investors bid up stock

US stocks were on pace for record closes as Wall Street's attention turned from an upbeat day marked by renewed AI fervor to the next tranche of critical economic data.

A good one-week stretch is capped by a substantial analyst price target raise.

Nebius on Thursday priced a stock-market offering at a 44% premium to where it stood before inking a massive cloud deal with Microsoft, a demonstration of how quickly the market can re-price earnings expectations in the AI age.

South Korea's KOSPI rose 1.54% Friday to approach 4,000 points. The benchmark index broke its record for three consecutive days, rising over 6.5% this month.

Opendoor announced several leadership updates that sent the stock soaring. It's a win for Eric Jackson, who has pushed for the founders to return.