Visa stock price today: V rises on Argentina Prisma-Newpay deal as Mexico Prosa snag surfaces
Visa Inc climbed $2.49 to $321.42, up 0.8%, late Friday afternoon.
Coinbase stock rises as Bitcoin ticks higher — but a DEX balance glitch puts nerves back in play
Coinbase Global climbed Friday, gaining $4.56 to $170.50, or 2.7%, boosted by a stronger bitcoin. The crypto exchange did, however, note a glitch affecting balances for decentralized-exchange tokens.
Carvana stock rebounds after earnings miss; costs and a Feb. 26 investor call in focus
Carvana Co. shares picked up around 2% to $339.76 Friday afternoon, clawing back some ground after a sharp drop earlier in the week that followed earnings. The stock’s been bouncing between $318 and $345 during the session.
Figma stock price today: FIG climbs as Wall Street sizes up March AI pricing shift
Figma climbed roughly 2.4% to $26.45 Friday afternoon, trading as low as $25.07 and reaching $28.40 at its peak.
Goldman Sachs stock swings as hot inflation data meets new deal mandates
Goldman Sachs shares were up 0.2% at $918.83 in afternoon trade on Friday, after moving between $900.78 and $921.28 as macro headlines pushed traders back and forth. JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley also edged higher, while financial-sector ETFs traded modestly firmer.
GE stock price rises as Morgan Stanley starts GE Aerospace; American Airlines keeps CFM LEAP engines
GE Aerospace climbed about 2% to $341.50 as of 3:06 p.m. EST Friday, easily ahead of the S&P 500’s roughly 0.5% move.
Mortgage rates today: 30-year hits 6.01% low, but Rocket and homebuilder stocks wobble
U.S. mortgage rates dipped once more, with the 30-year fixed now at 6.01%, marking the lowest point since September 2022, according to Freddie Mac’s latest weekly data. Mortgage-related stocks split direction on Friday: Rocket Companies slipped 2.4% to $17.91, while UWM Holdings dropped 3.1% to $4.65 by early afternoon.
Johnson & Johnson stock falls on DePuy sale talk — what to watch next for JNJ shares
Johnson & Johnson was changing hands at $243.81, off 1.3% Friday afternoon, after dipping to $240.43 earlier. Shares had fallen $3.10 compared with the previous close, with trading volume at roughly 7.8 million shares.
Gasoline prices near $3 as RBOB futures hold weekly gain; refiners in focus
Gasoline futures in the U.S. hovered at $2.0065 a gallon Friday afternoon, holding steady after moving between $1.9961 and $2.0244. That’s roughly a 5% gain compared to where things stood at the end of last week.
Heating oil price slips today, but distillate stock squeeze keeps traders on edge
Heating oil futures in the U.S. slipped on Friday, giving up a portion of Thursday’s gains as crude prices hovered close to six-month peaks. The March NY Harbor ULSD contract dropped 2.2 cents, or 0.8%, settling at $2.59 per gallon. April contracts slid roughly 1% to $2.48. That keeps the front months trading above later ones—traders call this “backwardation,” and it typically points to a tight supply in the near term.
Oil prices near six-month highs as Trump’s Iran deadline keeps Brent and WTI in focus
Oil eased off on Friday, though prices stayed close to the highs not seen in six months, with traders eyeing the ongoing U.S.-Iran standoff alongside a notably steep drop in U.S. crude inventories. Brent was down 19 cents at $71.47 a barrel, a 0.27% dip as of 12:36 p.m. ET. U.S. West Texas Intermediate gave up 14 cents, or 0.21%, to trade at $66.29. Still, both contracts looked set to notch roughly 5.3% weekly gains, their first advance in three weeks, as Brent call options attracted fresh buying. “Caught in between” was how Phil Flynn at Price Futures Group put it—anticipation versus denial. Saxo Bank’s Ole Hansen described the mood as a “wait-and-see day,” after Iran’s foreign minister signaled a draft counterproposal could surface within days.
GRAIL stock dives nearly 50% after UK Galleri trial misses key goal, raising FDA questions
GRAIL, Inc. shares tumbled 49.8% to $51.00 during Friday afternoon trading, hitting a session low of $45.51 earlier amid heavy volume.
Wall Street jumps after Supreme Court kills Trump tariffs as US data revives inflation debate
Stocks in the U.S. moved higher Friday, following the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn President Donald Trump’s broad “Liberation Day” tariffs. The ruling offered relief to consumer companies with significant import exposure after a turbulent period for riskier assets. By 11:56 a.m. ET, the Dow ticked up 0.23%, the S&P 500 advanced 0.64%, and the Nasdaq jumped 1.10%. https://www.reuters.com/business/us-stock-futures-muted-ahead-economic-data-2026-02-20/
Silver price jumps above $82 as U.S. tariff ruling and weak GDP jolt markets; SLV climbs
Silver surged over 4% Friday, with spot prices breaking past $82 an ounce. The metal was recently up 4.53% at $82.0605, having swung from $77.4985 to as high as $82.5165 during the session. Thursday’s finish stood at $78.502.
Natural gas prices jump near $3.14 as cold snap meets Golden Pass LNG countdown
Natural gas futures in the U.S. bounced higher on Friday, recouping losses after days weighed down by robust output and mild weather projections.
Bitcoin price today: BTC rebounds near $68,000 as ETF outflows and Fed signals keep traders cautious
Bitcoin pushed higher Friday, tacking on roughly 1.9% to reach $67,590. Earlier in the session, it slipped to $66,255—its low for the day. The cryptocurrency has been moving between $66,255 and $68,241 so far.
Gold price pops above $5,000 as weak U.S. GDP and tariff ruling shift Fed bets
Gold climbed on Friday, sending spot prices north of $5,000 an ounce after disappointing U.S. growth figures kept the door open for possible Federal Reserve cuts. Traders also digested a Supreme Court setback for President Donald Trump’s tariff proposal.
Australia stock market today: ASX 200 near record, banks lead week; Rio, GYG slide
Australian stocks edged down on Friday, with the S&P/ASX 200 dropping 4.8 points to 9,081.4. Still, the index wrapped the week up 1.8%—hovering right below Thursday’s record high of 9,118.3. Banks gained 0.7% while miners slipped 0.7%, dragged lower as Rio Tinto tumbled 3.1%. “All the major banks have now reported, and most delivered results ahead of consensus,” said Philip Pepe, senior equities analyst at Shaw and Partners, countering the “ex-growth” label critics have pinned on the sector, a term suggesting it’s out of earnings momentum.
Exxon stock price slips today: XOM drops as Guyana gas plans collide with market nerves
Exxon Mobil shares were down $3.94, or 2.6%, at $147.03 in late morning trading on Friday, after touching a session low of $147.01.
PANW stock jumps: Palo Alto Networks rebounds as CyberArk note deadline puts a date on the calendar
Palo Alto Networks shares gained Friday, bouncing back somewhat after this week’s post-earnings slide, with investors juggling the company’s acquisition-fueled growth story against its dimmer profit forecast.
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