Today: 24 April 2026

Khadija Saeed

A dedicated markets reporter, she covers stocks, macroeconomics, and major business developments with a sharp eye for detail and accuracy.

Goldman Sachs stock slips as year-end volumes thin and Fed minutes loom

Goldman Sachs stock slips as year-end volumes thin and Fed minutes loom

Goldman Sachs shares fell 0.9% to $883.73 in late morning New York trading Tuesday, slipping below the $900 mark as U.S. financial stocks eased in thin, year-end volumes. JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, and Citigroup also traded lower. Investors are awaiting Federal Reserve meeting minutes and upcoming jobless claims data. U.S. markets will be closed Thursday for New Year’s Day.
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Cisco stock today: CSCO slips in late-morning trade as tech pressure lingers ahead of Fed minutes

Cisco stock today: CSCO slips in late-morning trade as tech pressure lingers ahead of Fed minutes

Cisco shares fell 0.46% to $77.44 by late morning Tuesday, lagging a steady broader market in thin, year-end trading. About 2.1 million shares changed hands as investors awaited Federal Reserve minutes and eyed Cisco’s Jan. 2 ex-dividend date. Peers Arista Networks and Dell moved in opposite directions. U.S. markets will close Thursday for New Year’s Day.
GE Vernova stock today: Why GEV is holding near $665 as Fed minutes loom

GE Vernova stock today: Why GEV is holding near $665 as Fed minutes loom

GE Vernova shares rose 0.2% to $664.52 Tuesday morning, bucking a broader market dip in thin year-end trading. An analyst note highlighted the company’s acquisition-driven grid expansion and premium valuation near 50 times forward earnings. Investors await Fed minutes later Tuesday and GE Vernova’s Jan. 5 dividend record date. The stock is up about 93% over the past year, with a market value near $180 billion.
30 December 2025
Exxon Mobil stock rises today as oil steadies on geopolitics — what traders are watching next for XOM

Exxon Mobil stock rises today as oil steadies on geopolitics — what traders are watching next for XOM

Exxon Mobil shares rose 0.5% to $121.19 in late morning trading as crude prices held firm after a sharp jump the previous day. Oil markets tracked supply risks from export disruptions on the CPC route for Kazakhstan crude. U.S. crude inventories increased by 405,000 barrels last week, defying expectations. The next weekly supply update is due Wednesday, Dec. 31.
Netflix stock slips as Warner seen rejecting Paramount bid; what investors are watching next

Netflix stock slips as Warner seen rejecting Paramount bid; what investors are watching next

Netflix shares slipped 0.5% to $93.70 Tuesday morning as reports said Warner Bros Discovery is expected to reject Paramount Skydance’s $108.4 billion bid, keeping Netflix’s $82.7 billion deal in focus. Warner Bros Discovery shares rose 0.4%. Netflix also released a trailer for the “Stranger Things” finale, set to premiere on New Year’s Eve.
Strategy (MSTR) stock rises as bitcoin steadies after fresh $109 million purchase

Strategy (MSTR) stock rises as bitcoin steadies after fresh $109 million purchase

Strategy Inc shares rose 0.8% to $156.66 Tuesday after the company disclosed it bought 1,229 bitcoins last week for $108.8 million, funded by selling 663,450 shares. The SEC filing showed Strategy now holds 672,497 bitcoins, purchased at an average of $74,997 each. The company still has $11.7 billion available for future share sales under its at-the-market program. Bitcoin rose about 0.9% on the day.
Google stock today: Alphabet (GOOG) ticks higher as Fed minutes loom and new Gemini AI tools roll out

Google stock today: Alphabet (GOOG) ticks higher as Fed minutes loom and new Gemini AI tools roll out

Alphabet Class C shares rose 0.3% to $315.41 Tuesday morning as traders awaited the Federal Reserve’s December meeting minutes. Google announced new Gemini AI features, including video verification using SynthID watermarks. Broader indexes were flat, with SPY and QQQ little changed. Meta gained 1.8%, Microsoft edged up, and Nvidia slipped.
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Stock Market Today

  • 3 TSX Stocks to Own Amid Market Volatility
    April 24, 2026, 1:32 PM EDT. Volatility in markets demands stocks with strong cash flow, solid brands, and resilient management. Three TSX picks fit the bill. Loblaw (TSX:L) showed a 6.3% rise in retail revenue and expanded with a $2.4 billion 2026 plan, highlighting growth despite cautious consumers. Restaurant Brands (TSX:QSR), owner of Tim Hortons and Burger King, posted a 10.7% EPS gain and continues international expansion, supported by a 3.4% dividend yield. TFI International (TSX:TFII), spanning North American logistics, faces freight softness and rising diesel costs but remains a notable player. These stocks offer defensive qualities with growth potential, suited for choppy markets.

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Charter Communications Stock Plunges After Broadband Losses Rattle Wall Street

Charter Communications Stock Plunges After Broadband Losses Rattle Wall Street

24 April 2026
Charter Communications shares fell 22% Friday after the company lost 120,000 internet customers in the first quarter, double last year’s loss and worse than analyst forecasts. Revenue slipped 1% to $13.6 billion; net income dropped to $1.16 billion. The stock traded at $187.65, down $54.13. Charter is still seeking California approval to close its $34.5 billion Cox Communications deal.
Eli Lilly’s New Weight-Loss Pill Has an Early Problem: Novo’s Head Start

Eli Lilly’s New Weight-Loss Pill Has an Early Problem: Novo’s Head Start

24 April 2026
Eli Lilly’s new oral weight-loss drug Foundayo was prescribed 3,707 times in its second week on the U.S. market, well below Novo Nordisk’s oral Wegovy, which saw 18,410 prescriptions in the same period after launch. Lilly shares fell about 4% following the data, while Novo Nordisk’s U.S. shares rose nearly 6%. Foundayo was approved by the FDA on April 1 and began shipping April 6.
Why Cheetah Net Stock Jumped Today: CTNT Deal, Heavy Volume and Dilution Risk

Why Cheetah Net Stock Jumped Today: CTNT Deal, Heavy Volume and Dilution Risk

24 April 2026
Cheetah Net Supply Chain Service Inc. shares surged Friday, trading over 2.09 billion shares after the company agreed to buy Hong Kong-based Super International Trading Limited for $4.98 million in cash. The stock rose to $0.0547, up 2.16 cents. The deal includes a $10 million annual revenue commitment from the target. Cheetah recently set up a $70 million at-the-market stock sale program.
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