The S&P 500 slid Friday after a batch of disappointing quarterly reports, as Wall Street heads for a losing weekly performance.
The Dow Jones Industrials moved forward 89.55 points to kick off the week's last session at 33,789.43.
The much-broader index eked up 1.39 points to 4,082.89.
The NASDAQ Composite faltered 48.62 points to 11,740.96.
All major averages are on track to end the week with losses. Down 1.5%, the S&P 500 is poised for its first weekly decline in three weeks. It's also on track for its largest one-week loss since December. The Dow looks to lose 0.6%, and the NASDAQ is on pace to lose 2.3%.
Ride-hailing platform Lyft tanked nearly 35% after a disappointing fiscal fourth-quarter report. Expedia also saw its shares fall by more than 7% after its earnings and revenue fell below analysts' expectations.
Those are the latest reports in what has been considered an underwhelming quarter for Wall Street. With nearly 70% S&P 500 companies reporting, around 70% of those companies beat analyst expectations for the quarter. That's a smaller share of companies surpassing expectations than the three-year historical average of 79%
Prices for the 10-year Treasury slipped, raising yields to 3.70% from Thursday's 3.67%. Treasury prices and yields move in opposite directions.
Oil prices gathered 98 cents to $79.04 U.S. a barrel.
Gold prices faded $7.20 to $1,871.30 U.S. an ounce.