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Europe’s markets ended the week caught between resilience and reckoning. In London, the FTSE 100 eked out gains as banks rallied on fresh hints that rate cuts could be on the horizon, even as tech-linked names stayed under pressure. Across the continent, regulators sharpened their focus on Big Tech, with Brussels formally charging TikTok over… Continue reading Europe bulletin: FTSE 100 surges, EU charges TikTok, Stellantis stock plunges

Stellantis (NYSE: STLA) suffered a historic collapse this morning, plunging more than 25% in a single session, which marks its worst day since the 2021 merger of Fiat Chrysler and PSA Group. The carnage started today after management announced an “alarming” €22.2 billion ($26.5 billion) impairment charge, admitting that it drastically overestimated the pace of… Continue reading Stellantis stock: why is its EV reset being punished harder than GM and Ford?

Tesla stock rose on Friday as the company attempted to close out a difficult week for technology stocks on a stronger footing, even as broader concerns about demand and competition continued to cloud its outlook. In midday trading, Tesla shares were up about 3.5% at $411.28. The broader market also advanced, with the S&P 500… Continue reading Why Tesla stock is rebounding over 3% on Friday

Nvidia stock (NASDAQ: NVDA) surged about 5% on Friday, leading a tech rebound after a bruising week for software and data stocks. Traders said the move comes on the back of multiple factors, including fresh demand signals for AI hardware and upbeat comments from a key supplier. NVDA’s rally came even as investors digest bigger… Continue reading Why is Nvidia stock soaring over 5% today?

For years, the primary cloud hanging over Nio Inc (NYSE: NIO) has been its inability to translate technological brilliance into sustainable profitability. Its persistent “cash burn” often scared away value-oriented investors, keeping the stock price under pressure despite rising delivery numbers. However, that major overhang just evaporated. In a historic “profit alert” issued today, the… Continue reading Nio stock just got rid of a major overhang: find out more

Precious metals are experiencing renewed selling pressure, with silver prices falling sharply on Thursday. This decline has largely erased the brief rebound the sector saw earlier this week. On COMEX, the March silver contract shed more than 13% on Thursday, while gold fell more than 2% below $4,900 per ounce.  Meanwhile, oil prices also fell… Continue reading Commodity wrap: silver plummets 13%, gold below $4,900; oil dips on Iran talks

As investors concentrated on political developments and a packed schedule of corporate earnings, Ibovespa futures were trading higher on Thursday, indicating a cautiously optimistic tone in Brazilian markets. The February futures contract was up 0.17% at 182,705 points at 9:07 a.m. Brasília time. According to local media outlet InfoMoney, most of the market’s focus was… Continue reading Brazil markets rise as Lula interview and earnings season take center stage

Qualcomm (NASDAQ: QCOM) shares opened about 11% down on Feb. 5 after the semiconductor giant issued cautious guidance for its fiscal Q2 that overshadowed its record-breaking performance in the holiday quarter. In its earnings release, the company based out of San Diego, CA, cited the global memory shortage that’s forcing smartphone manufacturers to scale back… Continue reading Qualcomm stock: why the ‘memory problem’ may be overstated

US stocks head into Thursday’s session on the back foot after another bruising tech selloff knocked Wall Street’s most popular trades off their pedestal. The S&P 500 dropped around 0.46%, while the Nasdaq Composite slid about 0.6%, extending a sharp two‑day retreat in high‑growth names. The Dow Jones Industrial Average shed roughly 240 points, or… Continue reading US stocks open lower as Nasdaq falls 0.6% and tech selloff deepens