Today: 30 June 2026

Michał Rogucki

Michał Rogucki is a senior markets reporter at TS2.tech, specializing in stocks, technology and macroeconomic developments. A graduate of Humboldt University of Berlin, he previously worked in investment research and market analysis before transitioning to financial journalism. He covers the trends and events that matter most to investors worldwide.

Nvidia Stock Just Got a Korea Catalyst. The Real Test Is Still Ahead

Nvidia Stock Just Got a Korea Catalyst. The Real Test Is Still Ahead

Nvidia Corp. shares were last quoted at $208.64, up $3.60, or about 1.8%, leaving the chipmaker with a market value of roughly $5.09 trillion as investors looked past last week’s chip wobble and focused on fresh AI-infrastructure deals. That matters now because Nvidia is still one of the market’s largest weights, and small moves in the stock can pull the broader tech tape with it. The Nasdaq Composite closed Monday at 25,929.66, up 0.86%, after a Friday selloff, while the Invesco QQQ Trust, a widely used fund tracking the Nasdaq-100, rose about 1.6% in the latest available quote.
Chip Rally Breaks as Nasdaq Faces Tight Labor Market

Nasdaq rises after hours as chips recover

Most U.S. stocks finished up on Monday, with little change in post-market trading. Chip stocks rallied, helping the Nasdaq recover some of its losses from Friday, while the Dow lagged. The Nasdaq Composite jumped 220.23 points, or 0.86%, to 25,929.66. The S&P 500 gained 21.99 points, up 0.30% at 7,405.73. But the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 80.77 points, a drop of 0.16% to 50,786.01. The Philadelphia SE Semiconductor Index climbed 5.6%. S&P 500 tech shares rose 1.5%.
Dow Drops After Hours, AI Rally Sidesteps Blue Chips

Dow Drops After Hours, AI Rally Sidesteps Blue Chips

Dow slips as S&P 500, Nasdaq recover on tech bounce The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost ground Monday, dipping 104.70 points, or 0.21%, to settle at 50,762.08. The index caught a range between 50,761.97 and 51,277.15. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq pushed higher as buyers moved back into tech and chip stocks after Friday’s selloff. Split trading drew focus as investors wondered if Friday’s drop would prove to be just a blip or the beginning of a steeper slide. The Dow covers 30 major U.S. blue chips and uses a price-weighted system, so pricier stocks have greater sway than firms with a larger market cap.
Tesla Stock Bounces Over $400 After China Sales Beat—But There’s a Caveat

Tesla Stock Bounces Over $400 After China Sales Beat—But There’s a Caveat

Tesla shares rallied Monday afternoon, up more than 5% as the stock crossed back over $400. The gain came as buyers moved back into growth names and a new China sales report helped cool worries about demand. Recently, Tesla traded at $411.66, up $20.66, after hitting an intraday high of $412.84. The timing was key. Nasdaq-listed stocks were active in the regular session, which runs from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET. For 2026, June 8 isn’t included on Nasdaq’s holiday schedule.
Gold Recovery Seen Hit by Fed Worries With Iran-Israel Ceasefire Cooling Market

Gold Recovery Seen Hit by Fed Worries With Iran-Israel Ceasefire Cooling Market

Gold held steady on Monday, recovering from an earlier slide. The metal found support on hopes Israel and Iran will pause hostilities, while a strong U.S. jobs report led traders to see rates staying higher for longer. Spot gold traded close to $4,344 an ounce on Kitco’s live market page after bullion hit $4,268.39 earlier, Reuters said, the weakest price since March 23. U.S. gold futures for August lost 0.2% to $4,356.50 in late-morning New York trading, according to Reuters.
8 June 2026
Alphabet’s $80 billion AI stock sale puts Google’s rally to the test

Alphabet AI Search Drives Wall Street Target Hikes, Cloud Margins Still Draw Scrutiny

Google parent Alphabet has placed an order for over 3 million TPUs with Intel for 2028, The Information reported, as the company moves its AI chip game further in-house. Wall Street is watching to see if the AI ramp leads to margin pressure. Reuters said it couldn't verify the report. Piper Sandler hiked its Alphabet price target to $445 from $425 on strong gains from Google’s AI-driven search, but UBS flagged that moving Google Cloud’s TPU backlog into revenue faster could weigh on margins.
Mortgage Rates Fall but Buyers Still Face Pressure

Mortgage Rates Fall but Buyers Still Face Pressure

U.S. mortgage rates ticked down after hitting a nine-month high, giving homebuyers some relief, but daily measures still show rates holding in the mid-6% area as markets weighed solid jobs numbers and new Middle East tensions. Freddie Mac reported the average 30-year fixed mortgage at 6.48% for the week ended June 4, down from 6.53% the prior week. Chief economist Sam Khater said affordability is “marginally improving.” Summer hits with mixed signals for the housing market: buyers can pick from more listings and see lower asking prices, but high monthly payments still price out a lot of people. Existing-home sales have been flat since 2022, after rates lifted off pandemic lows. The market gets its latest read with the May sales report next week.
BlackBerry Shares Stall After QNX Push

BlackBerry Stock Moves in Pre-Market Ahead of June Test

BlackBerry’s U.S. shares traded up in premarket action Monday, after sliding nearly 9% Friday. The former handset maker is still part of the market’s AI-software move. BlackBerry was at $9.63 in premarket trade as of 9:06 a.m. EDT, up 2.34% from Friday’s $9.41 close. Last week the stock was volatile: jumped 8.00% Monday, rose 6.17% Tuesday, slid 1.36% Wednesday, added 1.57% Thursday, and dropped 8.99% Friday. Volume was high. Premarket trades happen before the main session and usually have less liquidity.
Tango Therapeutics Stock Surges After Cancer Drug Shows 92% Response Rate

Tango Therapeutics Stock Surges After Cancer Drug Shows 92% Response Rate

Tango Therapeutics shares rose in premarket trading Monday. The company posted positive early results for its pancreatic cancer drug combo and said it aims to advance the treatment into late-stage trials. Tango’s latest readout puts the company closer to a Phase 3 trial, the kind of large study it will need for approval. The company said the results back moving fast with vopimetostat alongside Revolution Medicines’ daraxonrasib in first-line MTAP-deleted pancreatic cancer. MTAP deletion is a genetic loss in some tumors.
SUNation Surges Premarket After Announcing Suniva Merger, Pushing Solar Startup Toward Nasdaq Manufacturing

SUNation Surges Premarket After Announcing Suniva Merger, Pushing Solar Startup Toward Nasdaq Manufacturing

SUNation Energy shares jumped more than 100% premarket on Monday. The solar installer said it plans to merge with Suniva, a private U.S. solar-cell maker, in a reverse merger that would move SUNation’s public listing focus to domestic manufacturing. The stock traded at $2.995 in premarket, up from its $1.13 close Friday on Nasdaq. Premarket volumes are often light, and price swings can be big. Shares were up 165% according to MarketScreener at 08:02 EDT.
Nurix Shares Jump Premarket on Roche $2.3 Billion Cancer Drug Deal

Nurix Shares Jump Premarket on Roche $2.3 Billion Cancer Drug Deal

Nurix Therapeutics shares surged in premarket trading Monday after Roche said it will pay $700 million upfront for development and commercialization rights to bexobrutideg, Nurix’s experimental drug for blood cancers and immune diseases. The stock, listed on Nasdaq, traded at $17.62 at 8:00 a.m. ET, up 20.4% from Friday’s close. Nurix is set to get a big cash payment, which is a focus for investors given the company’s market value was just under $1.5 billion at the end of last week. Roche is backing Nurix’s lead asset ahead of a late-stage trial. The stock ended Friday at $14.64 after losses earlier in the week.
Keel Stock in Focus Monday After $400M AI Debt Raise

Keel Stock in Focus Monday After $400M AI Debt Raise

Keel Infrastructure shares traded up in Monday’s pre-market, recovering slightly after Friday’s steep drop. The company had priced a larger debt deal for its AI data center expansion. Shares last indicated at $5.29 ahead of the Nasdaq open, a gain of 3.1% from Friday’s $5.13 close. The stock plunged 13.5% Friday. Nasdaq opens at 9:30 a.m. Eastern, with pre-market trading from 4:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Timing is key as Keel works to shift its old bitcoin-mining assets into power-hungry infrastructure for high-performance computing, or HPC—tech needed for AI and similar big data tasks. The main question for the market: can the company get low-cost funding without giving away too much future value to noteholders.
Planet Labs Falls After Big Earnings Beat, Market Eyes $1.5 Billion Issue

Planet Labs Falls After Big Earnings Beat, Market Eyes $1.5 Billion Issue

Planet Labs PBC shares are sliding as the week starts, after dropping 25.98% to $32.22 on Friday. Investors sold off the stock despite a strong quarterly report, weighed down by concerns over a possible $1.5 billion equity program that could mean new shares and dilution. Volume cleared 40 million shares, well above normal. Planet shares tumbled hard this week. The stock finished at $32.22 Friday, down from $51.14 at the May 29 close—a sharp fall for what's recently been a popular space play.
Aurora Faces Weekend Shakeup With Uber Stock Sale, Nasdaq Drop, 200-Truck Deal

Aurora Faces Weekend Shakeup With Uber Stock Sale, Nasdaq Drop, 200-Truck Deal

Aurora Innovation stock faces pressure this week after sliding hard on Friday. The slump followed a broad tech selloff on the Nasdaq and new filings showed big moves by major holders in the self-driving truck company. Aurora shares ended Friday at $6.31, off 7.75%. Trading volume was 41.19 million. The stock fell around 14% for the week, after starting higher but selling off sharply on Wednesday and again on Friday. Last week’s close was $7.34.
Grab Stock Falls. Inflation Remains in Focus.

Grab Stock Falls. Inflation Remains in Focus.

Grab Holdings starts the week lower after a rough stretch, with its Nasdaq shares finishing Friday at $3.34, off 3.47% on the day and down 5.6% from a week earlier. The stock won’t trade again until New York opens Monday; the Nasdaq is still closed for the weekend. Why it matters now: the wave of selling didn’t just hit Grab. On Friday, the Nasdaq Composite sank 4.18% and the S&P 500 fell 2.64%. That snapped a nine-week winning streak. A strong U.S. jobs report stoked new worries that the Federal Reserve may hold rates higher for longer.
POET Technologies Stock Drops Sharply as Investors Watch

POET Technologies Stock Just Took a Hit — Why Monday Could Decide the Next Move

POET Technologies Inc. closed out a jagged week with a hard Friday selloff, falling 23.36% to $11.86 as investors dumped AI-linked and semiconductor names into the weekend. The move left the Nasdaq-listed stock well below the $21 price used in its May 18 $400 million share-and-warrant financing. That matters now because the trade is no longer just about POET’s own order book. It is also about whether investors still want to pay up for companies tied to artificial intelligence infrastructure after a broad reset in chips and other high-growth technology stocks. POET sells optical engines, light-source products and custom optical modules for AI systems and hyperscale data centers, the large cloud-computing sites that run heavy AI workloads.
7 June 2026
Caterpillar flat at end of strong week, inflation on radar

Caterpillar flat at end of strong week, inflation on radar

Caterpillar Inc. ended Friday down 3.85% at $904.28, pulling back after hitting a 52-week high Thursday at $940.48. The Dow component is still ahead 3.2% for the week, having closed May 29 at $875.87. The U.S. markets are now closed for the weekend. S&P 500 dropped 2.64%, Dow moved down 1.35%, Nasdaq fell 4.18%. Caterpillar is back on investors’ radar and is moving shares of the Dow again, thanks to its heavy price and its read on construction, mining, and power-equipment demand. The Dow’s price-weighting gives outsized influence to the biggest movers. Caterpillar shares jumped $45.50, or 5.3%, Tuesday, and MarketWatch put the company alongside Cisco as top reasons behind the Dow’s 289-point gain.
Target shares drop this week with next event set

Target shares drop this week with next event set

Target Corp. closed Friday at $122.57, down 1.03% for the session and ending the week off 3.5%. Shares dropped in four of the past five sessions. Wednesday’s brief gain didn’t reverse the slide from last Friday’s close at $127.07. U.S. markets are closed for the weekend. Target isn’t just moving on its own comeback any more. Investors are starting to price in the risk that U.S. shoppers could slow down if interest-rate worries pop up again and inflation numbers stay strong.
6 June 2026
Home Depot Stock Bucked Friday’s Rout. Monday Could Be the Real Test

Home Depot Stock Bucked Friday’s Rout. Monday Could Be the Real Test

With the New York Stock Exchange closed for the weekend, Home Depot’s next test comes Monday after the home-improvement retailer held up better than the broader market in Friday’s selloff. The stock ended at $310.78, up 0.27% on the day, but still lost about 2.0% for the week after closing the prior Friday at $317.14. That relative strength matters now because Home Depot is a rate-sensitive stock at a rate-sensitive moment. The S&P 500 fell 2.6% Friday and posted its first losing week in 10, while bond yields rose after the Labor Department reported that employers added 172,000 jobs in May, roughly double forecasts.
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Stock Market Today

  • Discount Retailers Top Revenue Forecasts; Ollie’s (OLLI) Sales Up, Shares Down
    June 30, 2026, 2:54 PM EDT. Discount retailers came in ahead of Q1 sales forecasts, beating revenue estimates by 3.3% and raising outlooks by 2.2%. Ollie's Bargain Outlet (NASDAQ:OLLI) brought in $658.9 million, up 14.2% from a year ago, missing Wall Street's revenue call by 0.7%. The company posted healthy EBITDA and gross margins, but the stock sold off 7.7% to $73.14 after the update. Sector stocks are down 6.9% on average since reporting. Ross Stores (NASDAQ:ROST) posted a 20.6% jump in sales to $6.01 billion. Even with online competition and less mall traffic, discounters have picked up sales by leaning on inventory moves and pricing.
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