Today: 10 June 2026

Michał Rogucki

Gap Shares Stall After Old Navy Trouble Hits Traders

Gap Shares Stall After Old Navy Trouble Hits Traders

Gap shares fell 17.6% to $20.60 Friday after the company cut its full-year sales outlook, citing weak demand at Old Navy, especially in women’s dresses. Gap now expects 1% to 2% sales growth, down from 2% to 3%. The retailer raised its adjusted earnings forecast, but investors focused on slowing sales. Net sales rose 1% to $3.5 billion last quarter, with gross margin down to 40.5%.
29 May 2026
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HP Shares Jump on AI PC Demand, But Costs Are a Drag

HP Shares Jump on AI PC Demand, But Costs Are a Drag

HP shares rose to $26.98 in early New York trading Friday after the company beat quarterly revenue and profit forecasts, with AI PCs making up 44% of shipments last quarter. Fiscal Q2 net revenue climbed 9% to $14.4 billion, driven by a 13% jump in PC business revenue. HP cut its fiscal 2026 adjusted EPS outlook and warned of rising memory-chip costs. The stock outperformed major tech indexes.
29 May 2026
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Ford Stock Just Became Wall Street’s Surprise AI Trade. The Rally Is Getting Hard to Ignore

Ford Stock Just Became Wall Street’s Surprise AI Trade. The Rally Is Getting Hard to Ignore

Ford shares closed Thursday at $16.65, up 4.9%, bringing the one-month gain to 34%. The rally follows news of a five-year agreement for Ford Energy to supply up to 20 GWh of battery storage to EDF power solutions North America. Ford recently acquired Kentucky battery plants and assumed a $3.8 billion federal loan. Investors are focusing on Ford’s energy-storage business rather than its auto sales.
29 May 2026
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Amazon Nears $3 Trillion With New AI Win for AWS

Amazon Nears $3 Trillion With New AI Win for AWS

Amazon shares rose 0.8% to $274.00 Thursday after Snowflake announced a $6 billion, five-year commitment to AWS infrastructure. The deal highlights rising demand for AI cloud services and comes as AWS reported first-quarter sales of $37.6 billion, up 28% year over year. Snowflake shares also climbed on the news. The Nasdaq and S&P 500 closed at record highs.
29 May 2026
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SentinelOne Sinks After Forecast Disappoints, Plans to Cut 8% of Jobs

SentinelOne shares fell 18.65% to $14.66 after hours Thursday as the company forecast second-quarter revenue below Wall Street estimates and announced plans to cut about 8% of staff. The firm expects Q2 revenue of $289–$291 million, under the $292 million consensus. SentinelOne will take a $25 million restructuring charge tied to layoffs and a shift toward AI, data, and cloud.
29 May 2026
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Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange Last Week: VN-Index Sinks Below 1,800 in Broad Selloff

Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange Last Week: VN-Index Sinks Below 1,800 in Broad Selloff

Vietnam’s VN-Index fell nearly 6% to 1,767.84 for the week ending March 6, with a 2.25% drop on Friday. Foreign investors sold a net 1.306 trillion dong on HoSE, hitting large caps like FPT and VIC. The selloff followed global market declines after Middle East conflict pushed oil higher. Despite the slide, foreign direct investment rose 8.8% to $3.21 billion in early 2026.
7 March 2026
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Bolsa de Comercio de Buenos Aires Last Week: Merval Rebounds, but Oil Shock and Inflation Loom

Bolsa de Comercio de Buenos Aires Last Week: Merval Rebounds, but Oil Shock and Inflation Loom

The S&P Merval index in Buenos Aires rose 2.15% Friday to 2,626,114.83 but ended the week down 0.6%. Sovereign dollar bonds dropped 0.9% and risk premiums widened to 575 basis points. Traders await February inflation data due March 12, with estimates raised to 2.7% monthly. Oil-linked stocks like YPF outperformed as global oil surged and regional energy shares drew selective support.
7 March 2026
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Borsa Istanbul Slides Last Week as Oil Shock and Rate-Pause Fears Rattle Turkish Stocks

Borsa Istanbul Slides Last Week as Oil Shock and Rate-Pause Fears Rattle Turkish Stocks

Borsa Istanbul’s BIST 100 fell 2.19% Friday to 12,792.81, capping a week of heavy losses as the lira hit a record low of 44.0750 per dollar and Brent crude surged to $88.9 a barrel. Turkey’s central bank sold about $13 billion in foreign exchange this week and is expected to hold its policy rate at 37% at its March 12 meeting. February inflation reached 31.53% year on year.
7 March 2026
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Egyptian Exchange Stock Market Last Week: EGX30 Suffers Worst Week Since June Despite CIB-Led Bounce

Egyptian Exchange Stock Market Last Week: EGX30 Suffers Worst Week Since June Despite CIB-Led Bounce

Egypt’s EGX30 index fell 3.5% last week, its steepest drop since June, despite a 2.29% rebound on Thursday led by Commercial International Bank. The slide followed regional tensions and heavy foreign selling, with the index losing over 5% at one point after strikes on Iran. Broader indices held steadier, while turnover on Thursday hit 6.93 billion pounds. Egypt underperformed Saudi Arabia’s market, which gained 0.6% for the week.
7 March 2026
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Mexico’s stock market just had a bruising week — what hit the Bolsa Mexicana?

Mexico’s stock market just had a bruising week — what hit the Bolsa Mexicana?

Mexico’s S&P/BMV IPC index dropped 5.73% over five sessions, closing Friday at 67,312.78 points. A spike in oil prices and a weak U.S. jobs report rattled markets, sending the peso lower and hitting miners, airlines, and industrial stocks. USMCA review talks between U.S. and Mexican officials are set for the week of March 16, adding uncertainty for exporters.
7 March 2026
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Moscow Exchange Last Week: MOEX Gains 2% as Oil Rally Lifts Russian Stocks

Moscow Exchange Last Week: MOEX Gains 2% as Oil Rally Lifts Russian Stocks

The MOEX Russia Index rose 2% to 2,854.11 last week, while the dollar-based RTS slipped 0.5% as Brent crude surged 27% to $92.69 a barrel amid disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. Russian energy stocks led gains, with Sovcomflot up 7.8% and Rosneft 4.9%. The official dollar rate climbed to 79.15 roubles. Moscow Exchange reported 41 million brokerage accounts by year-end 2025.
7 March 2026
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Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) loses more than 5% in three-session week after rare halt

Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) loses more than 5% in three-session week after rare halt

Abu Dhabi’s main stock index closed Friday down 1.4%, ending the week more than 5% lower after a rare two-day shutdown following missile and drone strikes in the UAE. Heavy selling hit Aldar Properties, Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank, and Emirates Telecommunications Group. The exchange imposed a 5% daily loss limit and urged companies to disclose any material impact. Dubai’s market dropped 3.2% Friday and 9% for the week.
7 March 2026
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Last week on Tel Aviv Stock Exchange: TA-35 rises as war-driven oil shock roils markets

Last week on Tel Aviv Stock Exchange: TA-35 rises as war-driven oil shock roils markets

Tel Aviv’s TA-35 index closed Friday at 4,356.68, up 5.5% for the week, while the TA-125 gained 6.3%. Energy and defence stocks led gains; the TA-Oil & Gas index rose 15%, and the TA Defense index climbed 12%. Elbit Systems became the exchange’s most valuable firm at 123 billion shekels. The shekel held steady despite ongoing Strait of Hormuz disruptions and rising oil prices.
7 March 2026
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Last Week on Bursa Malaysia: KLCI Edges Up as Petronas Chemicals Jumps, Oil Risks Loom

Last Week on Bursa Malaysia: KLCI Edges Up as Petronas Chemicals Jumps, Oil Risks Loom

Petronas Chemicals Group surged 22.2% last week, lifting the FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI to 1,718.06, up 1.45 points despite regional market declines. The KLCI held above 1,700 as Bank Negara Malaysia kept its policy rate at 2.75%. Broader indexes fell and financial shares dropped, but energy stocks rose. Weekly turnover increased to 17.29 billion units worth RM18.69 billion.
7 March 2026
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Dubai Financial Market hit by war jitters: DFM index drops 9% in a cut-short week

Dubai Financial Market hit by war jitters: DFM index drops 9% in a cut-short week

Dubai’s DFM General Index fell 9% last week, closing Friday at 5,917.22 after a two-day trading suspension and heavy selling in major stocks. Regulators imposed a 5% daily price drop limit to curb volatility. Emaar Properties, Emirates NBD, and Air Arabia led declines. Foreign investors were net sellers by 152.6 million dirhams on Friday, with 322.9 million shares traded.
7 March 2026
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Last Week on Borsa Italiana: FTSE MIB Drops 6.5% as Banks Sink, Nexi Slides, Leonardo Holds Up

Last Week on Borsa Italiana: FTSE MIB Drops 6.5% as Banks Sink, Nexi Slides, Leonardo Holds Up

Italy’s FTSE MIB closed Friday at 44,152.26, down 6.48% from Feb. 27 and sharply below last week’s high. Nexi shares plunged 22% after unveiling a new plan, while STMicroelectronics and major banks also fell. Leonardo rose 3.39% after a UK helicopter contract. Investors raised bets on an ECB rate hike in 2026 as oil prices surged and inflation risks grew.
7 March 2026
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JSE slides nearly 10% for the week as oil spike and risk-off hits South African stocks

JSE slides nearly 10% for the week as oil spike and risk-off hits South African stocks

The JSE All Share index closed the week down 9.2% after hitting a record high, as global risk aversion and rising oil prices drove investors to the dollar. The rand weakened to 16.72 per dollar and the 2035 bond yield jumped to 8.435%. FirstRand posted an 11% rise in half-year earnings. The JSE publicly censured Mantengu for failing to issue a required cautionary announcement.
7 March 2026
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Stock Market Today

  • Sensex and Nifty Close Flat Amid Late Selling; Metals Sector Leads Losses
    June 10, 2026, 7:48 AM EDT. Indian equity benchmarks Sensex and Nifty ended flat on June 10, as late-session profit-booking erased earlier gains. The Sensex closed up 0.09% at 73,983.18, while the Nifty fell 0.12% to 23,214.95. Broad-based selling pressured most sectors except FMCG and private banks, with metals, energy, oil & gas, and PSU banks among the losers. The rupee appreciated marginally to close at 95.27 against the dollar. Notable stock moves included Hinduja Global Solutions surging 11% and Clean Max Enviro Energy rising 10%. Initial public offering debutant CMR Green Technologies jumped 28% above its issue price. Technical analysts warn of continued selling pressure near the 23,400 level, indicating a weak broader trend and Nifty trading below its 20-day moving average.

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