Michał Rogucki

Michał Rogucki

Michał Rogucki is a senior markets reporter at TS2.tech. His coverage ranges from stocks and technology to economic developments affecting global markets. He graduated from Humboldt University of Berlin and worked in investment research and market analysis before becoming a financial journalist.

Bank of Canada Keeps Rate at 2.25%, Balancing Inflation and Slower Growth

Bank of Canada Keeps Rate at 2.25%, Balancing Inflation and Slower Growth

Bank of Canada holds key rate at 2.25%, pauses again The Bank of Canada on Wednesday left its main interest rate at 2.25%. Policymakers decided to stay put as they watch weak growth at home and inflation from higher energy costs. The Bank Rate remains at 2.5% and the deposit rate stays at 2.20%. The central bank has now kept rates unchanged since its last move, a cut in October 2025.
Nvidia, Broadcom, Applied Materials, Intel, Oracle lead AI infrastructure stocks

Nvidia, Broadcom, Applied Materials, Intel, Oracle lead AI infrastructure stocks

AI infrastructure spending sets new theme for growth buy lists Growth investors are shifting to names that stand to profit as AI moves from buzz to hardware. Reuters, citing data published Wednesday, reports the AI rally has sent equities to highs, and Morgan Stanley now sees $3 trillion in big tech spending on global data centers from 2025 to 2028, with $800 billion for hyperscaler capex just in 2026. Latest large-cap names in focus: Nvidia, Broadcom, Applied Materials, Intel, Oracle.
Alibaba Drops After Beijing Puts 618 Subsidies in the Spotlight

Alibaba Drops After Beijing Puts 618 Subsidies in the Spotlight

Alibaba Group Holding shares dropped again Thursday after China’s market regulator used what’s usually a standard shopping season check-in to call out Taobao and Tmall over 6.18 discount claims. The warning came as Alibaba’s New York shares were already falling. Alibaba’s Hong Kong stock slid 5.4%. JD.com shares lost 2.9%, the Financial Times said.
Nu Holdings stock steadies after $1 billion buyback move

Nu Holdings stock steadies after $1 billion buyback move

Nu Holdings Ltd. is struggling to steady. Shares of the Nubank parent ended Wednesday at $11.62, off 2.19%. In pre-market trade on Thursday, NU ticked up a bit, a small lift but the stock is still hovering near its 52-week low after stumbling at the start of June. For investors, the question has moved past growth. Now it’s about whether Nu can keep pushing credit in Brazil and Mexico without sacrificing too much margin.
Tesla Shares Bounce After Belgium FSD Approval Puts Eyes Back on Europe Autonomy

Tesla Shares Bounce After Belgium FSD Approval Puts Eyes Back on Europe Autonomy

Tesla shares looked set to bounce back Thursday morning after sliding sharply on Wednesday. The company picked up a new European approval for its Full Self-Driving supervised software, and the stock was quoted at about $387 to $388 in early premarket trade. That’s up from Wednesday’s close at $381.59, down about 3.8%. The move shifted attention back to Tesla’s autonomy plans after the prior session’s slump.
Semiconductor Index Drops After Oracle Details $95 Billion AI Spend, Nvidia and Broadcom Under Pressure

Semiconductor Index Drops After Oracle Details $95 Billion AI Spend, Nvidia and Broadcom Under Pressure

Chip stocks took another hit Thursday as investors kept tallying up what the AI wave is costing. The PHLX Semiconductor Index, or SOX, dropped 3.57% on Wednesday. Oracle’s numbers, out after the bell, only raised more doubts about how much more cash—debt and equity—will be needed to fund the AI push before chipmakers actually see lasting profits from demand.
YY Group Shares Spike as Humanoid Robot Plans Unveiled

YY Group Shares Spike as Humanoid Robot Plans Unveiled

YY Group Holding Limited surged Wednesday after the Singapore-based outsourcing firm said it would start using Unitree humanoid robots and collect training data from cleaning and maintenance jobs to feed automation. The stock rallied as traders repositioned YYGH as a robotics and AI data story, moving beyond its identity as a cheap labor provider. Shares were last up $0.039 at $0.165, after swinging between $0.13 and $0.22, with more than 295 million shares changing hands.
Anthropic IPO: $35 Billion Compute Bet Puts AI Valuation Near $1 Trillion to the Test

Anthropic IPO: $35 Billion Compute Bet Puts AI Valuation Near $1 Trillion to the Test

Anthropic’s possible IPO isn’t just about Claude demand anymore. The last 48 hours shifted the story—now it’s about new financing. Apollo and Blackstone are putting up money for a $35 billion AI-compute expansion. Anthropic will use Broadcom chips. The move comes as investors weigh if any private AI firm near a $1 trillion valuation can turn big user numbers into lasting profits.
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AT&T trades near $22.71 while CFO pushes back on SpaceX challenge to fiber

AT&T trades near $22.71 while CFO pushes back on SpaceX challenge to fiber

AT&T Inc. stock hovered at $22.71 early Wednesday, steady with the Tuesday close. Shares had risen 0.93% to end at $22.71. Investors on Wednesday saw the company release the transcript from Chief Financial Officer Pascal Desroches' remarks at the Mizuho Technology Conference, alongside a new reaffirmation of AT&T’s 2026 outlook. Concerns over satellite-broadband had weighed on the stock last week.
Why Aurora Innovation Stock Is Falling as Uber’s $479 Million Share Sale Tests the Driverless Truck Rally

Why Aurora Innovation Stock Is Falling as Uber’s $479 Million Share Sale Tests the Driverless Truck Rally

Aurora Innovation shares were under fresh pressure Wednesday morning as investors kept reacting to Uber Technologies’ roughly $479 million sale of AUR stock. The reason investors care is simple: the stock’s big driverless-truck story is now running into a big-shareholder supply problem. AUR closed Tuesday at $6.16, down 1.60%, and Google Finance showed the stock at $6.01 in pre-market trading, another 2.44% lower.
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