Iwona Majkowska

Iwona Majkowska is a financial markets journalist at TS2.tech, specializing in stocks, artificial intelligence and technology. A graduate of the Warsaw School of Economics, she previously worked in equity research and financial analysis before focusing on market reporting. Her daily coverage helps investors follow major developments across U.S. and global markets. Follow Iwona Majkowska on Google News.

Battalion Oil Shares Jump With Traders Looking to BATL on Iran Tension

Battalion Oil Shares Jump With Traders Looking to BATL on Iran Tension

Battalion Oil Corporation shares jumped Wednesday as traders hunted for gains in smaller U.S. energy names after a U.S.-Iran flare-up brought supply risk back in focus. BATL finished at $2.06, up 57.25%. The stock opened at $1.32 and touched $2.93 at the day’s high. Volume hit 199.66 million. Benzinga said shares tacked on another 16.44% to $2.40 in after-hours trading, but early Thursday numbers on Investing.com showed the rally getting pared back.
11 June 2026
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Fermi (FRMI) Jumps After OpenAI Data Center Report; Project Matador Lease Bets Return

Fermi (FRMI) Jumps After OpenAI Data Center Report; Project Matador Lease Bets Return

Fermi Inc. shares surged 22.6% to finish at $6.89 on Wednesday. The stock ticked up to $6.91 in early trading Thursday as traders looked for signs that big AI clients could still lock in massive, power-heavy data center contracts. The move wasn’t driven by a Fermi deal itself. Instead, OpenAI is reportedly talking to lease a 10-gigawatt data center project in Ohio, with Nvidia possibly backing it financially. That report put Fermi’s Project Matador back in play for the “power is the bottleneck” crowd.
11 June 2026
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Outlook Therapeutics Gains as FDA Timeline for Lytenava Comes Up

Outlook Therapeutics Gains as FDA Timeline for Lytenava Comes Up

Outlook Therapeutics shares surged Wednesday as the stock once again drew regulatory-timer trades after the company filed its newest FDA application for ONS-5010/LYTENAVA, its candidate for wet age-related macular degeneration. The stock was last quoted near $0.89, up about 26% from Tuesday's close, with shares trading between $0.6853 and $0.8999 and volume near 21.9 million shares.
10 June 2026
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Ming Shing Group Holdings shares surge, then fall back after $110M graphene move raises dilution questions

Ming Shing Group Holdings shares surge, then fall back after $110M graphene move raises dilution questions

Ming Shing Group Holdings Limited traded among the choppier Nasdaq microcaps Wednesday. The Hong Kong construction-services player told investors it wrapped up a $110 million buy that puts it into graphene-based thermal management, which deals with heat controls for electronics and products. Ming Shing said the deal went from pitch to closed after Tuesday’s close, and investors took note since Ming Shing’s payment structure could later mean a large batch of new shares come into play.
10 June 2026
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US stock futures slip with CPI ahead as Iran oil risk stirs Fed worries

US stock futures slip with CPI ahead as Iran oil risk stirs Fed worries

Stock futures dipped early Wednesday as traders waited for the May inflation print, a report that could shape whether the latest Wall Street slide turns into a buying opportunity or a reset for high-growth names that track rates. E-mini S&P 500 futures last traded at 7,330.25, off 62.50 points. Nasdaq 100 futures were lower by 371.25 points at 28,745.75, while Dow futures dropped 374 points to 50,535, per Barchart data.
10 June 2026
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Social Security Risks 22% Cuts by 2032—Timing Moves Up

Social Security Risks 22% Cuts by 2032—Timing Moves Up

Social Security’s main retirement and survivor benefits fund is now seen running out of reserves in late 2032, according to the latest trustees report Tuesday. If Congress doesn’t act, automatic benefit cuts would hit, and only about 78% of scheduled payments would go out based on incoming payroll taxes. That would affect millions.
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  • ECB Looks at Reserve Hike, Tiered Rates, Fees to Offset Stimulus-Driven Losses
    July 23, 2026, 3:21 PM EDT. The European Central Bank is weighing increasing minimum reserve requirements, introducing tiered interest rates, or imposing fees on banks in a bid to limit losses stemming from its prolonged stimulus measures. Raising the reserve ratio to 2% could yield close to €4 billion in annual savings. Discussions are still underway, with decisions expected by autumn, as the ECB seeks to ease the Eurosystem's interest costs on excess liquidity exceeding €2 trillion.