Industrial Average fell 0.58% to 49,098.71, while the S&P 500 edged up a marginal 0.03% to 6,915.61. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite managed a 0.28% gain, closing at 23,501.24. Despite the mixed close, all three major indices recorded their second consecutive week of losses, reflecting underlying investor uncertainty.

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