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U.S. stock indexes finished higher on Monday, led by advances in Technology, Healthcare and Industrials. The Dow rose 0.50%, the S&P 500 gained 0.83% and the NASDAQ Composite climbed 1.38%. Market breadth was mixed across exchanges, with notable single-day percentage moves among small-cap and specialty listings. Key commodity and currency benchmark…
Canadian equities closed modestly higher on Monday, with the S&P/TSX Composite finishing up 0.32% as IT, materials and industrials stocks outpaced losses elsewhere. Volume breadth favored decliners, while volatility measures eased slightly and commodity prices, notably crude oil, moved lower on the session.
The Bovespa finished higher on Monday, supported by advances in the Public Utilities, Electric Power and Industrials sectors. The benchmark rose 0.86% in Sao Paulo, with a handful of stocks posting double-digit relative gains while others lagged, leaving decliners to outnumber advancers on the day.
Anthropic has filed suit against the U.S. government, saying the administration retaliated after the company refused a Defense Department demand to remove safety restrictions on its Claude model. The company says it modified Claude for classified use, declined to permit deployment for lethal autonomous weapons or mass domestic surveillance, and was…
Hewlett Packard Enterprise has projected second-quarter revenue between $9.6 billion and $10.0 billion, a range that sits above the Wall Street consensus. The company attributes its outlook to growing demand for AI-optimized servers fitted with Nvidia chips, while reporting an 18% year-over-year rise in first-quarter revenue to $9.30 billion.
On March 10, Air New Zealand halted its fiscal 2026 earnings guidance, pointing to the escalation of conflict in the Middle East and sharp, unprecedented volatility in global jet fuel markets. The airline had already signaled potential weaker second-half results in interim results released last month, when it reported a NZ$59 million loss before ta…
Walter 'Ted' Carter Jr. resigned as president of Ohio State University after informing the board of trustees that he had allowed an inappropriate relationship with someone who sought public resources to support her personal business. Carter had led the university for two years. The university provided no further details about the resources or the b…
U.S. equity benchmarks climbed Monday afternoon after President Trump suggested the U.S.-Iran conflict could be winding down. The remarks, shared in excerpts posted by CBS from an interview on X, included assertions about Iran's diminished military capabilities and a comment that U.S. progress has outpaced his initial 4-5 week estimate. Oil prices …
On March 9, Anthropic sued the U.S. government, President Donald Trump, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and other officials seeking to prevent the Department of Defense from blacklisting the company. The complaint advances claims under the First and Fifth Amendments, argues the presidential directive exceeded legal authority, and contends the DOD’s …
Novo Nordisk and U.S. telehealth provider Hims & Hers Health reached an agreement for Hims to sell branded Wegovy and Ozempic on its platform, resolving a recent legal dispute. The pact requires Hims to stop advertising compounded GLP-1 drugs, to offer approved injectables and the Wegovy pill at Novo’s self-pay prices, and leads Novo to withdraw it…
Airlines in the Middle East and Asia have placed negotiations for new aircraft and leasing agreements on hold amid a 10-day war in Iran that has dented travel demand and driven jet-fuel prices higher. The pause affects carriers in the Gulf and several Asian airlines, prompting concerns among aircraft manufacturers and leasing firms about delayed or…
Apple has delayed the launch of its smart home display, internally designated J490, until about September after repeated setbacks in completing an upgraded version of its Siri voice assistant. The hardware has reportedly been finished for months, but the company is holding the product until the software - a central element of the device's interface…
United Therapeutics saw its stock rise 9% on Monday after the company’s board approved a $2 billion repurchase program. The plan includes an initial $1.5 billion accelerated share repurchase (ASR) executed with Citibank, while up to $500 million remains available for discretionary buybacks. The announcement follows positive late-stage ralinepag tri…
Venture Global LNG has informed customers of its under-construction Plaquemines export facility in Louisiana that Phase 1 will commence contracted deliveries on the previously agreed schedule and pricing. The company sent a letter to buyers, including major energy firms, saying the project remains on track for long-term shipments beginning October …
Bernstein downgraded Brown-Forman to Market-Perform from Outperform after new details in the company’s earnings report showed that the rising cost of barreled whiskey will likely compress gross margins over the next two fiscal years. The brokerage set a $29 target and reduced earnings and valuation forecasts, while noting continued market share gai…
Stocks experienced notable intraday swings with semiconductor and optical-equipment names leading gains and several financial and media names posting declines. The session featured large moves across market-cap buckets driven by corporate announcements, analyst actions and clinical trial news in the biotech space.
Traders will focus on a sequence of U.S. data releases on Tuesday, March 10, 2026, led by existing home sales. The housing report, due at 9:00 AM ET, is forecast at 3.89M (previous: 3.91M) and will be released alongside several other high-frequency indicators and scheduled government auctions that together offer a snapshot of consumer demand, labor…
Faced with a proposed 100% tariff on imported branded and patented medicines, major pharmaceutical companies are expanding U.S. production, reallocating inventory and negotiating exemptions. Measures include multi-billion-dollar investments to build or expand manufacturing sites, multi-year tariff carve-outs tied to pricing commitments, and acceler…
Morgan Stanley singled out six companies it believes are well positioned to benefit from changes in global gas markets, citing infrastructure strength, contractual protections and growth tied to expanding LNG capacity. Picks span Indian distributors and terminals, an integrated Thai energy player, Japan’s Tohoku Electric, and two North American pip…
Halkbank has entered a deferred prosecution agreement with the U.S. Justice Department, according to a Manhattan federal court filing. The settlement ends the prolonged criminal prosecution of the Turkish state-owned bank and imposes specific compliance obligations, including hiring an anti-money-laundering and compliance expert, and a prohibition …
A recent jump in energy prices tied to the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran is amplifying pressures on European retailers. The sector, still fragile after the inflationary wave triggered by the 2022 gas shock and already burdened by trade tensions and weak growth, faces renewed cost increases across transport, store operations and food production.
U.K. equities closed lower on Monday, with the United Kingdom 100 retreating 0.26% to a new one-month low. Losses were concentrated in REITs, real estate and household goods & home construction segments, while major energy names outperformed. Market breadth was negative as decliners significantly outnumbered advancers. Commodity and currency market…
U.K. equities closed lower on Monday, with losses concentrated in Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), Real Estate and Household Goods & Home Construction sectors. The Investing.com United Kingdom 100 fell 0.26% to a fresh one-month low as decliners outnumbered advancers on the London Stock Exchange.
Spain's benchmark IBEX 35 fell 0.76% at Monday's close, marking a one-month low, with losses concentrated in Consumer Goods, Consumer Services and Telecoms & IT. While a handful of large-cap names posted gains, more than twice as many listings fell as advanced, and commodity markets saw notable moves in oil and gold.
Portugal's main stock index closed lower on Monday, with the PSI declining 0.78% to a fresh one-month low. Losses were concentrated in the Telecoms, Industrials and Basic Materials sectors. A small group of names gained, led by an energy firm that reached a 52-week high, while market breadth showed far more decliners than advancers. Commodity marke…
