Tesla shares attempted a rebound on Monday but failed to sustain momentum after last week’s disappointing delivery report. The stock was down around 2% at $353.41 in early trading. The broader market showed modest strength, with the Nasdaq up 0.3%, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average was flat. Tesla shares had already declined 5.4% on… Continue reading Tesla stock sinks 2% on Monday as analyst suggests caution
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Top S&P Index news to watch this week: US-Iran war, US CPI, earnings
The S&P 500 Index futures rose on Monday as market participants reacted to the latest reporting that the US and Iran were in talks and considering a 50-day ceasefire. They rose by 25 points to $6,600. Similarly, those tracking the Dow Jones and Nasdaq 100 rose by 25 and 115 points, respectively. Here are the… Continue reading Top S&P Index news to watch this week: US-Iran war, US CPI, earnings
India’s AC boom isn’t here yet: why cooling stocks are lagging
Despite scorching summers and rising temperatures across India, air conditioner makers like Voltas and Blue Star have struggled to translate long-term potential into consistent stock performance. Over the past year, Voltas shares have declined about 8%, while Blue Star has fallen nearly 28%. This underperformance comes at a time when India’s AC penetration remains just… Continue reading India’s AC boom isn’t here yet: why cooling stocks are lagging
Palantir’s AI edge shines, but is its sky-high valuation a risk?
Shares of Palantir Technologies continue to draw mixed views from analysts, as strong confidence in its artificial intelligence platform contrasts with growing concerns over its elevated valuation. While the company has received a fresh vote of confidence from Wall Street, analysts remain cautious about recommending the stock, citing limited room for error at current price… Continue reading Palantir’s AI edge shines, but is its sky-high valuation a risk?
Top-rated AI stocks for April 2026: 3 picks analysts refuse to ignore
Artificial intelligence investing still tends to begin with the same familiar names. Nvidia, Microsoft and other mega-caps still dominate the conversation, and it seems natural with the massive potential these names hold. But analysts are increasingly highlighting a second layer of AI-linked companies that are smaller, but carrying far more aggressive upside expectations. TipRanks’ April… Continue reading Top-rated AI stocks for April 2026: 3 picks analysts refuse to ignore
Foxconn Q1 revenue jumps 29.7% on AI demand
Taiwan’s Foxconn, the world’s largest contract electronics manufacturer, reported a sharp rise in first-quarter revenue. The strong numbers were supported by surging demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure — even as the company sounded a note of caution over what it described as a “volatile” global political and economic environment. Revenue for the January-to-March quarter climbed… Continue reading Foxconn Q1 revenue jumps 29.7% on AI demand
Dow Jones slips, S&P gains as oil surges and market volatility spikes
US stocks closed slightly mixed on Thursday after paring deeper losses, as diplomatic signals from the Middle East helped calm markets rattled earlier by President Donald Trump’s threats of tougher action against Iran ahead of the long holiday weekend. Investor sentiment steadied in the afternoon after Iran’s foreign ministry said it was drafting a protocol… Continue reading Dow Jones slips, S&P gains as oil surges and market volatility spikes
Rising jet fuel costs from Iran conflict threaten US airline profits
Airline investors are facing renewed caution as rising oil prices tied to the Iran conflict threaten to squeeze profits across the US aviation sector. While travel demand in the United States remains resilient for now, analysts warn that escalating fuel costs are putting significant pressure on airline margins, prompting lowered earnings forecasts and heightened uncertainty… Continue reading Rising jet fuel costs from Iran conflict threaten US airline profits
Wells Fargo backs Meta, Alphabet ahead of earnings despite cuts
As Meta Platforms and Alphabet-owned Google head into a closely watched earnings season after a major legal setback, analysts say the results could serve as the next catalyst for the stocks. Analysts at Wells Fargo have reiterated an overweight rating on both companies, signalling continued confidence in their long-term outlook, even though they have trimmed… Continue reading Wells Fargo backs Meta, Alphabet ahead of earnings despite cuts
