Today: 2 July 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.

Vistry Group shares hit near-decade low after 2026 margin warning, CEO exit plan

Vistry Group shares hit near-decade low after 2026 margin warning, CEO exit plan

Shares of Vistry Group tumbled Wednesday after the UK homebuilder flagged a profit margin squeeze expected in 2026 and disclosed that Executive Chair and CEO Greg Fitzgerald intends to step down, pushing the stock to lows not seen in nearly ten years. This update arrives while UK builders are increasingly resorting to discounts and incentives just to maintain private-buyer demand—moves that eat right into their margins. Investors haven’t hesitated to hit anything resembling a price war.
4 March 2026
Micron touts a first-of-its-kind 256GB AI server memory module as MU stock slides

Micron touts a first-of-its-kind 256GB AI server memory module as MU stock slides

Micron Technology on Tuesday announced it’s now sampling what it bills as the industry’s highest-capacity low-power DRAM module, a 256GB SOCAMM2, aimed squarely at AI data centers feeling the pinch from power and heat constraints. “Micron’s 256GB SOCAMM2 offering enables the most power-efficient CPU-attached memory solution,” said Raj Narasimhan, senior vice president and general manager for the company’s Cloud Memory Business Unit. Nvidia’s Ian Finder, head of Product for Data Center CPUs, called the new module “enabling the next generation of AI CPUs.” Why now? AI data centers are hitting real limits. Not just chips—memory and energy use can both choke server counts at a facility, and slow down model response times after deployment.
Wix earnings jolt WIX stock: $250m Durable deal, buyback fast-track and 2026 outlook

Wix earnings jolt WIX stock: $250m Durable deal, buyback fast-track and 2026 outlook

Wix.com Ltd announced plans Wednesday to raise as much as $250 million via a private placement spearheaded by Durable Capital Partners. The company released its fourth-quarter numbers and offered an early 2026 outlook, which puts AI offerings front and center. Wix shares climbed roughly 6% in after-hours action at 5:06 a.m. Eastern. https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2026/03/04/3249129/0/en/Wix-Reports-Fourth-Quarter-and-Full-Year-2025-Results.html https://www.marketbeat.com/earnings/reports/2026-3-4-wixcom-ltd-stock/ The equity raise comes as web builders face a shifting landscape. Generative AI tools are cheaper and more accessible than ever. Some investors think that could boost platforms like Wix, others see it making them less essential. Wix, which provides subscriptions and business tools for small businesses and creators, is also signaling bigger outlays ahead as it launches fresh offerings.
Adidas stock drops 7% on softer 2026 profit outlook as CEO Gulden gets 2030 extension

Adidas stock drops 7% on softer 2026 profit outlook as CEO Gulden gets 2030 extension

Adidas AG shares fell as much as 7% on Wednesday after the group forecast 2026 operating profit of around 2.3 billion euros, below market expectations. Adidas blamed U.S. import tariffs and a weaker dollar, and said CEO Bjorn Gulden—brought in in 2023 after the company cut ties with rapper Ye—would stay on through 2030 as billionaire Nassef Sawiris was lined up to take the chair. Investors have been paying up for a cleaner Adidas: fewer discounts, less excess stock, and a steadier brand message. The new guidance suggests the next leg of the turnaround will be harder, with the U.S. tariff bill moving from a talking point to a profit hit.
4 March 2026
Delixy Holdings (DLXY) stock jumps 158% after hours as Hormuz disruption rattles oil trade

Delixy Holdings (DLXY) stock jumps 158% after hours as Hormuz disruption rattles oil trade

Delixy Holdings Ltd jumped 158% after hours Tuesday, landing at $2.12, after closing the regular Nasdaq session off 17% near $0.82, based on Benzinga Pro data. Traders piled into energy stocks linked to crude, sending Battalion Oil and Trio Petroleum sharply higher, too. Oil moved higher Wednesday, with Brent crude adding 3.3% to reach $84.07 a barrel by 0659 GMT. U.S. West Texas Intermediate climbed 3% to $76.80. The gains come as the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran rattles Middle East supply routes. President Donald Trump said the U.S. Navy may escort tankers through the Strait of Hormuz.
Barclays, HSBC shares slide again as oil shock upends UK rate-cut bets

Barclays, HSBC shares slide again as oil shock upends UK rate-cut bets

Shares of Barclays and HSBC slid further in London on Tuesday, with UK bank stocks taking another hit as tensions in the Middle East escalated. By 10 a.m. GMT, both banks had dropped roughly 4.5%, according to The Banker. https://www.thebanker.com/content/2198d087-d798-47ed-a3c0-1a8586f8961f This drop is hitting just as the UK’s rate outlook remains in flux, with banks making up a big chunk of the FTSE 100. On Tuesday, Britain’s main stock indexes suffered their sharpest single-day slide in nearly a year. Energy prices jumped again, reigniting fears about inflation and forcing investors to dial back bets on interest rate cuts. David Rees, head of global economics at Schroders, flagged the risk: “if higher energy prices squeeze real incomes and prevent the Bank from cutting rates, hopes would be dashed for a growth pick-up.” https://www.reuters.com/world/uk/london-stocks-slide-inflation-worries-ahead-uk-budget-update-2026-03-03/
Oil prices spike past $84 as Iran war shuts Hormuz, rattles global stocks

Oil prices spike past $84 as Iran war shuts Hormuz, rattles global stocks

Oil climbed over 3% Wednesday, with Brent crude hitting $84.07 per barrel and U.S. West Texas Intermediate settling at $76.80. The U.S.-Israeli war on Iran hit Middle East supply lines hard, forcing tanker traffic to a halt at the Strait of Hormuz. “The primary near-term driver for oil prices remains the US-Iran conflict,” OANDA’s Kelvin Wong said. U.S. President Donald Trump suggested Navy escorts for commercial vessels, but that didn’t calm the market. Benchmark European gas prices surged over 50% on Monday, prompting the EU’s gas supply coordination group to schedule a meeting for Wednesday, according to a European Commission spokesperson. The front-month Dutch TTF contract, the region’s main gas benchmark, changed hands at 48.66 euros per megawatt hour. Officials will also bring together the bloc’s oil coordination group.
LSEG stock dips in London after buyback update — what investors watch next

LSEG stock dips in London after buyback update — what investors watch next

London, March 4, 2026, 09:01 GMT — Regular session underway. London Stock Exchange Group plc fell 1.9% to 8,390 pence as of 0901 GMT on Wednesday, after it kicked off another share buyback program. On March 3, the company picked up 607,615 shares at an average price of 8,594.76 pence each, spending about 52 million pounds. Those shares, LSEG said, will be cancelled. Once the move is complete, the group’s total voting rights will shrink to 504.7 million.
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Stock Market Today

  • ASX Penny Stocks Catch Buyer Attention in July 2026 as Market Wavers
    July 1, 2026, 10:55 PM EDT. The Australian market is steady just under 8,780, with traders weighing U.S.-Iran risks and a tech rally on Wall Street. ASX penny stocks are in focus for investors chasing smaller names. Djerriwarrh Investments Limited (ASX: DJW) trades at a A$745.95 million cap, under pressure on earnings but still giving a 5.46% yield. Li-S Energy Limited (ASX: LIS) stands out as a pre-revenue lithium-sulphur battery firm with A$88.3 million valuation, no debt and plenty of liquidity, though its losses are deepening. Regal Partners Limited is also on the radar, but with limited information available. These names offer varied risk for investors, spanning financials and battery tech, in what remains a cautious market.
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