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CME Group is working on a futures contract that would be the first to focus on rare earths, specifically neodymium and praseodymium (NdPr). The proposed instrument is intended to give governments, companies, and banks a tool to hedge exposure to these critical minerals. Intercontinental Exchange is also exploring rare earth futures, but its plans l…
Science Applications International Corp. (NYSE: SAIC) reduced its fiscal 2027 revenue guidance after citing procurement delays and recent unfavorable recompete award outcomes. The company now expects fiscal 2027 revenue of $7.0 billion to $7.2 billion and an organic revenue decline of 2% to 4%. Management increased its adjusted EBITDA margin target…
U.K. equities finished higher after Wednesday trade, propelled by advances in Oil & Gas Producers, Mining and Household Goods & Home Construction sectors. The U.K. 100 climbed 1.09% to a new all-time high. Individual swings were large: Smurfit WestRock led gains, while Relx and Flutter posted notable declines and touched three-year lows.
London stocks closed higher Wednesday, driven by strength in Oil & Gas Producers, Mining and Household Goods & Home Construction. The Investing.com United Kingdom 100 index rose 1.09% to a fresh record. Gains in select materials and retail stocks contrasted with notable declines among several large-cap names. Commodity prices moved higher and major…
The IBEX 35 closed lower on Wednesday, slipping 0.43% as losses concentrated in Financial Services & Real Estate, Telecoms & IT and Consumer Services weighed on the market. A small cohort of industrials and energy names outperformed, with ArcelorMittal, Indra A and Repsol posting the session's largest gains. Broader market breadth was slightly nega…
Portugal's main stock index, the PSI, rose 1.31% at Wednesday's close, hitting a new five-year high as gains were led by the Basic Materials, Consumer Services and Utilities sectors. Advancers outnumbered decliners on the Lisbon exchange, with energy, paper and utilities names among the session leaders. Oil, crude and gold futures also moved higher…
Netherlands equities closed higher on Wednesday, with the AEX up 0.48% as Basic Materials, Telecoms and Oil & Gas stocks led the advance. Individual names recorded sizeable moves in both directions: Koninklijke Ahold Delhaize surged to an all-time high, while Randstad plunged to five-year lows. Market breadth was negative overall as commodities and…
Italian stocks finished lower Wednesday as losses in Financials, Travel & Leisure and Healthcare drove the market down. The domestic benchmark ended the session down 0.66%, with notable gains in automotive, utilities and energy-related names, and steep drops among several lenders and asset managers. Market breadth favored decliners and commodity pr…
Germany's equity market finished lower on Wednesday, led by declines in software, retail and construction stocks. The benchmark DAX ended the session down 0.43%, while the MDAX and TecDAX slipped 1.07% and 0.98% respectively. Several heavyweight names logged notable moves, with Siemens Energy reaching record highs even as other large-cap names such…
French equities closed modestly lower on Wednesday with the benchmark CAC 40 retreating 0.18% and the broader SBF 120 slipping 0.22%. Gains in heavyweight industrial and utilities names contrasted with sharp declines in several technology and communications groups. Market breadth favored decliners, and volatility measures rose to fresh yearly highs…
Belgian equities closed higher on Wednesday, with the BEL 20 index rising 0.22% to reach a fresh record high. Gains were concentrated in the Consumer Services, Utilities and Telecoms sectors, led by Elia, Anheuser Busch Inbev and Lotus Bakeries. Broader market breadth was narrow, and commodity prices climbed alongside small moves in currency market…
Swedish equities closed higher on Wednesday as broad sector strength in Basic Materials, Technology and Consumer Services pushed the OMX Stockholm 30 to a fresh record. AstraZeneca and Boliden were among the session's winners, while several mid-cap names lagged. Commodity benchmarks and FX pairs moved higher alongside the rally.
The OMX Helsinki 25 closed up 1.69% Wednesday, reaching a new record as advances in the Basic Materials, Utilities and Oil & Gas sectors led the market. Stora Enso Oyj R, UPM-Kymmene Oyj and Valmet Oyj posted the largest gains, while TietoEVRY Corp, Qt Group Oyj and Hiab Oyj weighed on the session. Commodity prices moved higher and currency markets…
Michelin said on Wednesday that a slowdown in the United States contributed to a drop in segment operating income in 2025 but that it expects operating profit across its main divisions to be higher in 2026 than in 2025. The group reported declines in volumes and sales last year, cited the outsized role of original equipment truck demand in the fall…
CME Group is developing a futures contract for combined neodymium and praseodymium (NdPr), according to people familiar with the matter, a move that would create the first listed rare earth futures instrument and offer a hedging tool for governments, manufacturers and banks exposed to a market dominated by China. Intercontinental Exchange is also e…
Carvana Co (NYSE:CVNA) shares tumbled 10% on Wednesday as the online used-vehicle retailer faced a wave of investor caution ahead of its upcoming quarterly earnings release and fresh legal developments. The decline follows a critical report from a short seller alleging accounting and related-party concerns, and a judge's order to produce previously…
Ford Motor said companywide bonuses will be set at 130% following improvements in initial vehicle quality, a metric measuring repairs within the first 90 days of ownership that sources say is the best in a decade. The payout applies to the automaker's global salaried workforce and is calculated from a set of annual metrics that also historically in…
Warsaw stocks finished the session higher as sector strength in Basic Materials, Oil & Gas and Energy supported the market. The WIG30 rose 0.37% with KGHM, PGE and Polski Koncern Naftowy ORLEN among the strongest performers, while CD PROJEKT, Asseco Poland and mBank were the largest decliners. Commodity moves in crude, Brent and gold accompanied eq…
Denmark's main equity gauge, the OMX Copenhagen 20, closed lower after Wednesday trading as losses across Personal & Household Goods, Technology and Oil & Gas sectors pushed the index down 1.18%. Although a number of industrial names reached record highs, decliners significantly outnumbered gainers on the exchange.
Amazon announced plans to extend same-day prescription delivery to nearly 4,500 cities and towns by the end of 2026, deploying varied local logistics and expanding clinical tools through One Medical. The move coincided with notable share drops among independent telehealth firms and a decline in GoodRx after federal drug pricing and distribution dev…
Piper Sandler published its latest rankings for the digital infrastructure and connectivity software category, identifying five companies that stand out for market positioning, subscription progress and go-to-market execution. Rubrik tops the list, followed by Nutanix, Axon Enterprise, Pure Storage and Commvault Systems. Each firm is singled out fo…
TD Cowen downgraded NuScale Power to Hold from Buy, pointing to the possibility of a negative outcome from an imminent Nuclearelectrica shareholder vote on the Doicesti SMR project in Romania. While the broker still expects the project to proceed, revised approval conditions transfer more performance and financial risk onto NuScale and push the exp…
A Jefferies note says Chinese developers now occupy three of the top five global rankings for agentic AI performance and six of the top ten overall. The report highlights rising enterprise adoption of agents, a shrinking performance gap with U.S. models, and a pricing advantage for Chinese systems, while cautioning that widespread corporate deploym…
Norway's equity benchmark closed higher on Wednesday, with the Oslo OBX up 0.52% to a fresh record. Gains were concentrated in Healthcare Equipment & Services, Pharma Biotech & Life Sciences and Utilities, while a handful of large-cap stocks finished lower. Oil and other commodity prices were higher, and currency moves were modest.
Israel's equity market closed lower Wednesday with the TA-35 falling 0.79%. Gains in a handful of large-cap names were outweighed by losses in Communication, Technology and Biomed sectors. Market breadth favored decliners, while oil, Brent and gold rose and the shekel weakened slightly versus the dollar and euro.
