Today: 4 July 2026

Leokadia Głogulska

Leokadia Głogulska is a financial and technology journalist at TS2.tech, covering stocks, artificial intelligence, space technology and global market developments. She graduated from Wrocław University of Economics and Business and previously worked in financial analysis before moving into business journalism. Her reporting focuses on helping readers understand the market trends, companies and technologies shaping the global economy.

CoreWeave Wins Early Access to Nvidia AI Tech, Faces Debt Hurdle

CoreWeave Wins Early Access to Nvidia AI Tech, Faces Debt Hurdle

CoreWeave jumped 13.96% to close at $124.82 Monday after the AI cloud player said it had completed the first validated launch of Nvidia’s Vera Rubin NVL72 system on its platform. Investors saw the move as another boost for the Nvidia-backed group’s standing in AI infrastructure. Nvidia stock gained 6.26% the same day. Timing is important here. Investors want to know which cloud vendors will get the latest Nvidia hardware into usable data centers first, with AI spending shifting from just training models to actually running them, known as inference. Barron’s reported that CoreWeave hit the milestone first, becoming the first cloud firm to roll out Nvidia’s newest AI system. That’s a win for the neocloud set building AI infrastructure.
ServiceNow AI move puts pressure on Salesforce

ServiceNow Stock Slips Premarket After Nvidia AI Surge

ServiceNow shares slipped in early premarket moves Tuesday, down 2.17% to $132.91 as shown in a delayed quote on MarketWatch. This comes after the stock rallied 9.24% Monday following Nvidia’s AI news, which had sparked fresh gains in software names that had been under pressure. ServiceNow last finished at $135.86. ServiceNow is in focus as investors debate if artificial intelligence will hurt software subscriptions or drive new demand. NYSE core trading hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET. June 2 isn’t listed as a 2026 holiday for the NYSE, so the action happened in the less active period before the official open.
2 June 2026
Bitcoin Dips Below $70,000 After Small Strategy Sale

Bitcoin Dips Below $70,000 After Small Strategy Sale

Bitcoin dropped under $70,000 on Tuesday, sliding for another session. Traders pointed to Strategy’s first reported bitcoin sale along with heavy ETF redemptions and fresh Middle East worries. The price hovered around $69,900, while ether traded just below $1,980. Timing was key, not the amount. Strategy disclosed in a June 1 filing it sold 32 bitcoin from May 26 to May 31, bringing in around $2.5 million at a net average of $77,135 per bitcoin. It said the money would go toward paying distributions on preferred stock. Strategy reported holding 843,706 bitcoin as of May 31.
Anthropic Launches Claude AI Finance Agents to Take On Wall Street’s Grunt Work

Anthropic quietly files for IPO as Wall Street eyes AI deal flow

Anthropic PBC has quietly filed draft IPO documents in the U.S., moving closer to going public. The Claude developer said the deal will involve common stock, but didn’t give a price or number of shares. The filing is a key step for the market as the AI funding surge hits public investors. Soon, investors could see the numbers behind a private valuation pumped up by heavy spending on AI models, compute power and coding tools.
Mortgage Rates Dip Slightly But Main Hurdle Remains

Mortgage Rates Dip Slightly But Main Hurdle Remains

Mortgage rates in the U.S. dipped in some daily readings on Monday, but rates stayed elevated, leaving the housing market under strain as the spring selling season heads for summer. 30-year fixed mortgage rates came in at 6.33%, according to Zillow data picked up by Yahoo Finance and Norada Real Estate, down 3 basis points from the last update. That's the standard U.S. home-loan offer. The 15-year fixed rate stayed at 5.79%. Rates on the 5/1 adjustable jumped, up 24 basis points to 6.45%, Yahoo Finance said.
2 June 2026
SoFi Shares Move Up, Stablecoin Strategy Draws Wall Street Attention

SoFi Shares Move Up, Stablecoin Strategy Draws Wall Street Attention

SoFi Technologies climbed on Monday, building on a recent rebound. Investors bought into the online bank’s new dollar-linked stablecoin, part of a wider move into fintech stocks. SoFi shares traded at $18.58, up 1.9% with over 96 million shares changing hands. The stock hit $18.80 earlier in the day. The action kept SoFi on traders’ radar after a choppy May that saw investors move back to some growth and crypto-related financials.
New Era Energy stock jumps as Russell index addition approaches

New Era Energy stock jumps as Russell index addition approaches

New Era Energy & Digital Inc. shares climbed Monday afternoon. The company said it expects inclusion in the Russell indexes, which could put the small energy-and-data-infrastructure firm on the radar for more benchmark-focused investors. NUAI jumped 97.5 cents, or about 20%, to $5.75 after changing hands between $4.57 and $6.15. More than 15.7 million shares traded.
1 June 2026
D-Wave shares trade higher on new 2032 quantum plan

D-Wave shares trade higher on new 2032 quantum plan

D-Wave Quantum Inc. shares traded higher on Monday afternoon after the company laid out its new gate-model quantum-computing roadmap at its first investor day on the New York Stock Exchange. D-Wave is targeting 100 logical qubits by 2032. Shares were recently up 1.2% at $30.50. That puts D-Wave’s market cap near $11.2 billion. D-Wave is mostly known for annealing, the type of quantum computing focused on optimization tasks like scheduling, routing and resource allocation. The new attention on gate-model quantum computing is notable—this method uses gates to change quantum bits and is the setup many investors look for when considering applications in science and industry.
Oracle Stock Moves Higher as AI Backlog Draws Focus

Oracle Stock Moves Higher as AI Backlog Draws Focus

Oracle shares climbed over 8% in Monday’s New York session, pushing the stock higher as investors came back to the software company on stronger AI-cloud demand, earnings momentum and some technical buying. Oracle last traded at $244.73, up $18.95, putting its market cap at $712.5 billion. Oracle’s stock is no longer a recovery story for investors. Now it’s about whether the market is ready to get past Oracle’s high spending. A Zacks piece picked up by Yahoo Finance pointed out the shares climbed above their 200-day moving average after jumping 31.4% in the past four weeks.
Full Truck Alliance Shares Little Changed After Fund Sale Flags YMM for Traders

Full Truck Alliance Shares Little Changed After Fund Sale Flags YMM for Traders

Full Truck Alliance shares in the U.S. barely moved in early premarket hours Monday. Investors looked at a new report on a fund exit, while the company’s order base continues to grow. The stock finished Friday at $8.82, down 0.34%. Google Finance listed a premarket price at $8.83. YMM heads into a regular NYSE session Monday after the holiday-shortened U.S. trading week. According to the NYSE’s 2026 calendar, Memorial Day is May 25 and Juneteenth is June 19, both holidays when the market is closed. But June 1 stays a normal trading day.
1 June 2026
T. Rowe Price Names New President as Flows Remain a Challenge

T. Rowe Price Names New President as Flows Remain a Challenge

T. Rowe Price moves to its new leadership structure Monday, with Eric Veiel stepping in as president. The change hands a wider strategy role to a longtime investment veteran at the big U.S. active manager. Rob Sharps will remain as chair and CEO. Sébastien Page is named co-head of Global Investments, and Wyatt Lee will take over Global Multi-Asset on Oct. 1, according to the firm. T. Rowe is up against fee pressure and client withdrawals as it works to hold onto its big retirement and mutual fund business. The firm, one of several active managers aiming to beat the indexes, said it managed $1.83 trillion in client assets as of April 30. For the month, net outflows hit $10.6 billion, mostly from a handful of big redemptions.
1 June 2026
US Stock Futures Edge Higher With Nvidia AI Bets in Focus

US Stock Futures Edge Higher With Nvidia AI Bets in Focus

U.S. stock-index futures traded higher Monday, as Wall Street looked set to build on last week’s records. Nvidia’s newest move in artificial intelligence gave tech heavyweights a boost, helping futures hold up despite oil prices climbing again on concerns about the Middle East. Stock-index futures are contracts that indicate where investors think major indexes will be at the cash open. Dow futures added 143 points, or 0.28%, while S&P 500 futures edged up 17.5 points, or 0.23%, and Nasdaq 100 futures were up 86.75 points, or 0.29% as of 05:18 a.m. ET, according to Reuters. Nvidia climbed 1.6% before the bell after announcing a chip for AI on laptops and desktops. Microsoft was up 2.8% in premarket trading.
Carnival Shares Up 8% for the Week With Weekend Risks Ahead

Carnival Shares Up 8% for the Week With Weekend Risks Ahead

Carnival Corporation Ltd. will try to hold an 8% gain when trading resumes Monday, after the U.S. markets stayed shut for the weekend. Shares of the cruise operator finished Friday at $28.06, up 0.43% for the day and 8.01% over the past week. U.S. markets were closed Monday for Memorial Day, according to the NYSE calendar. Market conditions helped too, not only company news. U.S. stocks closed up Friday, the S&P 500 posted its ninth weekly rise in a row, and oil fell as traders waited on U.S.-Iran deal updates — key for cruise lines given their fuel costs.
31 May 2026
Huntington stock jumps Friday, regional-bank bulls eye June

Huntington stock jumps Friday, regional-bank bulls eye June

Huntington Bancshares Inc. shares finished Friday at $16.36, up 24 cents, or 1.49%, on volume of 40.56 million, more than double the 20.44 million average. With U.S. markets closed Sunday, that’s the last move investors have before trading resumes. The timing is key here, with the move landing at the close of a holiday-shortened week and right before a June stretch that could drive bank stocks. Nasdaq’s 2026 calendar showed U.S. equity markets shut for Memorial Day on May 25, and May 31 landed on a Sunday, which meant there was no new cash-market session for additional trading.
31 May 2026
Walmart Stock Fell Hard Friday. Why Monday’s Open Now Matters

Walmart Stock Fell Hard Friday. Why Monday’s Open Now Matters

Walmart Inc. shares go into Monday’s U.S. open bruised, not broken, after a holiday-shortened week in which the stock fell about 3.8% from the prior Friday close and ended May 29 at $115.75. The Friday slide, 2.65%, came even as the S&P 500, Nasdaq and Dow closed at records. That is the point for investors now. The broader tape is still working, but Walmart is being judged on something narrower: whether strong traffic and online growth can outrun fuel, delivery and healthcare costs.
31 May 2026
Bank of America faces another test this week after Friday rebound

Bank of America faces another test this week after Friday rebound

Bank of America shares slipped slightly for the shortened week, even as they bounced Friday, heading into June with investors watching the trading setup and the coming U.S. jobs report for any clues on interest rates. Big banks are back to moving on two simple issues now: is Wall Street revenue returning, and will interest rates still boost lending income without hitting credit? For Bank of America, net interest income—basically what it makes on loans and securities minus what it pays for deposits—remains a key figure.
31 May 2026
Snap stuck near $6 as legal bill hits $8 million and ads slow

Snap stuck near $6 as legal bill hits $8 million and ads slow

Snap Inc. goes into this week with a new legal cloud. Reuters says the Snapchat parent will pay $8 million as part of about $27 million in settlements related to a Kentucky school district’s lawsuit over social media addiction. Shares slid 3.38% to $5.71 on Friday in heavy trading. The timing is key since U.S. equity markets are closed over the weekend. The New York Stock Exchange runs Monday through Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. EDT. Last Monday was a market holiday for Memorial Day, so investors faced a short four-day trading week when looking at Snap.
31 May 2026
Meta stock slips as $10 billion Indiana AI data center plan collides with Ackman’s new stake

Meta Stock Waits for AI Weekend Signal

Meta Platforms shares start the week as investors look at a new sign of the Facebook parent’s AI product push. Reports late Friday pointed to an AI-powered pendant, along with a wider wearables strategy. Meta will begin testing its AI pendant next year, with a broader push on new AI glasses, The Information said, according to Reuters. Meta told Reuters it had no comment. Reality Labs, the company’s hardware group, booked a $4.03 billion loss for the first quarter on $402 million in revenue, which means any device launch faces scrutiny for cost control, not just big ideas.
Nokia Shares Set for Monday After 6% Drop Ends AI Run

Nokia Shares Set for Monday After 6% Drop Ends AI Run

Nokia goes into Monday facing doubts over its AI stock gains after shares slid 6.27% to 12.49 euros on Friday, a steeper fall than the OMX Helsinki 25’s 0.62% drop. Markets in Helsinki are shut for the weekend. The Finnish network-equipment maker lost around 5.8% for the week, using Friday closes. Nokia’s share price is now mostly built on bets for AI-driven demand in data centers needing optical networks — fiber systems that carry large data volumes — and less on old telecom carrier spending. In April, Nokia said its comparable operating profit for Q1 was up 54% to 281 million euros and sales to AI and cloud customers jumped 49%. That pushed shares to their highest level since 2010.
Vertiv shares trailed AI boom with new test ahead

Vertiv shares trailed AI boom with new test ahead

Vertiv Holdings Co. finished the week down, despite rising 0.5% to $315.71 on Friday. The data-center power and cooling company trailed behind the broader AI stock gains. The New York Stock Exchange was closed for Memorial Day on Monday, May 25, reopening for normal hours Tuesday. Vertiv is drawing attention as investors look for cleaner public plays on AI data center growth. Power and heat are key issues there. The S&P 500 ended the week up 1.4%, logging a ninth weekly rise. The Nasdaq climbed 2.4%, according to the Associated Press.

Stock Market Today

  • Humana (HUM), Vishay Intertechnology (VSH) Move as Medicare Policy and Rates Shift
    July 4, 2026, 4:56 PM EDT. Humana (HUM) is running on Medicare Advantage growth and government contracts, with AI helping manage costs, but still posts a thin 0.8% net margin and carries debt. Humana has a $47.6 billion market cap, with $137.3 billion in revenue mostly from insurance. Vishay Intertechnology (VSH) comes in at $6.2 billion market cap, and sees strong demand from auto, telecom, and AI hardware. Both names show how policy shifts, regulation, and rate moves are shaking up risk and opportunity for large multinationals. Some may catch growth on governance or tech upgrades, while others get squeezed on costs and supply chain.
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