Jerzy Lewandowski

Jerzy Lewandowski

Jerzy Lewandowski is a senior markets editor at TS2.tech. His coverage ranges from stocks and semiconductors to AI and the broader global markets. He studied economics at the University of Warsaw and worked in investment analysis before becoming a financial journalist. Follow Jerzy Lewandowski on Google News.

NIO stock stretches Goldman gain as 2026 targets get tougher

NIO stock stretches Goldman gain as 2026 targets get tougher

NIO Inc. climbed 3.7% to $5.11 in premarket trading Tuesday, building on Monday’s 3.1% rise after Goldman Sachs Group Inc. upgraded the stock to Buy. But the key number is 45,850 — that’s the average monthly deliveries NIO needs in the second half to hit Goldman’s target of 43% full-year volume growth. The stock is rallying on hopes NIO can ramp up deliveries before it actually does.
ASX 200 holds steady as oil jumps 9%

ASX 200 holds steady as oil jumps 9%

ASX futures pointed to just a minor dip for Australian shares Tuesday, with SPI 200 futures off 8 points, or 0.09%, at 08:32 AEST. That comes even as oil surged more than 9% and the Nasdaq slid 1.55%. The ASX 200’s big weighting in banks and energy is helping buffer local stocks compared to tech-heavy markets overseas.
Palantir’s $400 Billion Target Is Closer Than It Looks — August 3 Earnings Carry the Harder Test

Palantir’s $400 Billion Target Is Closer Than It Looks — August 3 Earnings Carry the Harder Test

Palantir Technologies said after Monday’s U.S. market close that it will report second-quarter results on Aug. 3, also after the close, putting a firm date on the next test of its premium artificial-intelligence valuation. The shares finished 2.6% higher at $130.04 while the Nasdaq Composite fell 1.55%, an outperformance of about 4.1 percentage points.
S&P 500 Tech Slide Masked 0.76-Point Shift—Banks in Focus as Results Loom

S&P 500 Tech Slide Masked 0.76-Point Shift—Banks in Focus as Results Loom

S&P 500 dropped 0.8% Monday as chip stocks tumbled and oil spiked nearly 10%, shaking risk appetite. But the bigger story for investors was under the surface: the index’s equal-weight version slipped just 0.03%. A big financials ETF moved up 0.65%, while its tech fund counterpart fell 2.42%. The 0.76 point gap between the main and equal-weight S&P suggested big caps were rotating, not dumping stocks.
Nu Holdings Bags Mexico Bank Win, Quietly Expands Deposit Cover 16x

Nu Holdings Bags Mexico Bank Win, Quietly Expands Deposit Cover 16x

Nu Holdings Ltd. shares dipped 0.4% to $13.71 ahead of the bell Monday. Investors gave only a muted reaction after the company secured final sign-off for its unit in Mexico to run as a bank. The bigger impact could be behind the scenes, with legal protection on customer deposits set to jump sixteen times once the switch goes through.
13 July 2026
Hormuz Is ‘Open’—But Ship Traffic Is Down 95%. The Oil Signal Investors Are Missing

Hormuz Is ‘Open’—But Ship Traffic Is Down 95%. The Oil Signal Investors Are Missing

Only six vessels crossed the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday, about 95% to 96% below the 125 to 140 daily sailings recorded before the war. Brent crude, the global oil benchmark, was up a comparatively modest 2.2% at $77.68 a barrel at 0955 GMT on Monday. “The focus will remain on the number of inbound tankers,” UBS analyst Giovanni Staunovo said, because too few ships heading into the Gulf can force producers to curb output.
13 July 2026
Beazley Stock Has a 1.8% Takeover Gap — Zurich Just Bought More

Beazley Stock Has a 1.8% Takeover Gap — Zurich Just Bought More

Beazley Plc shares barely moved on Monday after Zurich Insurance Group disclosed that it bought another 494,252 Beazley shares on Friday, lifting its holding to 37.97 million shares, or 6.31%. Zurich paid a weighted average of 1,286.81 pence and spent £6.36 million, calculations from the filing show. Beazley was up 0.04% at 1,287p at 11:08 a.m., inside a 1.5p session range.
Gold, Silver Week Ahead: Why a Hormuz Shock May Hurt Bullion Before It Helps

Gold, Silver Week Ahead: Why a Hormuz Shock May Hurt Bullion Before It Helps

With bullion markets closed for the weekend, gold and silver are set to reopen in Asian trade on Monday into a fresh escalation around the Strait of Hormuz. But the first response may again be higher oil and rate expectations rather than a clean safe-haven bid: Iran said the waterway was closed, while U.S. Central Command said traffic was flowing after heavy strikes on Sunday.
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