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.

FTSE 100 reels from worst week in a year as oil shock hits London stocks

FTSE 100 reels from worst week in a year as oil shock hits London stocks

London shares took their hardest weekly knock in nearly a year, rattled by climbing oil prices and more signs of strain in the U.S. economy that shook confidence at the London Stock Exchange. On Friday, the FTSE 100 shed 1.2%, while the mid-cap FTSE 250 dipped 0.8%. Both indexes just chalked up their roughest week since the sharp drop last April, when U.S. “Liberation Day” tariffs set off a global selloff, according to Reuters.
7 March 2026
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Nifty’s worst week in over a year: what slammed India’s NSE stocks and the rupee

Nifty’s worst week in over a year: what slammed India’s NSE stocks and the rupee

Friday wrapped up a tough stretch for India’s National Stock Exchange, with the Nifty 50 sinking 2.9% for the week to 24,450.45, matching the Sensex, which also fell 2.9% and settled at 78,918.9. With the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran driving oil prices up and unsettling investors, the market took a hit. Still, Samrat Dasgupta of Esquire Capital called the selloff “a compelling window” to snap up stocks with “reasonable valuations.”
7 March 2026
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Last Week on Shenzhen Stock Exchange: ChiNext Reform Push Fails to Halt Weekly Slide

Last Week on Shenzhen Stock Exchange: ChiNext Reform Push Fails to Halt Weekly Slide

China announced Friday it’s rolling out fresh listing rules for Shenzhen’s ChiNext board, aiming to attract more innovative firms. Still, even with a small bounce that day, markets in the city wrapped up the week lower. The Shenzhen Component index added 0.59%, finishing at 14,172.63 on March 6. ChiNext, which focuses on high-growth names, climbed 0.38% to 3,229.30. Both benchmarks, though, closed out the week down—off 2.2% and 2.4% from the previous Friday.
7 March 2026
Netskope Inc rolls out AI Guardrails ahead of March 11 earnings as enterprise AI security race heats up

Netskope Inc rolls out AI Guardrails ahead of March 11 earnings as enterprise AI security race heats up

Netskope this week announced that AI Guardrails, its tool designed to give employers greater oversight on how staff interact with generative AI, is now out of preview and fully available. The general release lands just ahead of the cybersecurity group’s March 11 AI launch event, which coincides with its fourth-quarter earnings.
6 March 2026
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Robinhood Markets cuts RVI IPO size as premium card push targets wealthier investors

Robinhood Markets cuts RVI IPO size as premium card push targets wealthier investors

Robinhood Markets priced the initial public offering of its first private-markets fund, Robinhood Ventures Fund I, at 12,615,608 shares at $25 apiece on Friday, well below the 40 million-share plan it outlined when the roadshow began last month. Robinhood said the deal would give RVI a total fund size of $658.4 million, or up to $705.7 million if the underwriter’s option is exercised in full.
6 March 2026
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Vale denies it’s planning a Base Metals IPO after Brazil regulator queries CEO comments

Vale denies it’s planning a Base Metals IPO after Brazil regulator queries CEO comments

Vale clarified it isn’t conducting any studies or has taken any management decision on a possible share sale of its Vale Base Metals arm. The statement comes after Brazil’s securities regulator and the B3 exchange pressed the company to address media reports linked to remarks by Vale Base Metals CEO Shaun Usmar. According to a letter from the regulator, Usmar told BNN Bloomberg Television the unit’s goal was “to prepare the company for an IPO for our shareholders … around mid-year.”
6 March 2026
Nu Holdings lands Inter Miami stadium naming rights in latest U.S. branding push

Nu Holdings lands Inter Miami stadium naming rights in latest U.S. branding push

Nu Holdings Ltd, operator of Brazil’s Nubank, has landed a multiyear deal with Inter Miami CF for naming rights at the soccer club’s new Miami stadium, the company announced Wednesday. The move marks Nu’s bid to boost its U.S. visibility. Cristina Junqueira of Nu described the partnership as an “anchor” for their brand stateside. Inter Miami’s managing owner Jorge Mas said the club sought out partners sharing a “disruptor mindset.”
6 March 2026
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