Today: 27 June 2026

Shan Ahmed Khan

Shan Ahmed Khan is a senior markets reporter at TS2.tech, specializing in stocks, technology and macroeconomic trends. A graduate of the Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS), he previously worked in investment research and market analysis. His coverage helps readers understand the key developments influencing global financial markets and emerging industries.

RBA rate call hangs on CPI: Big banks split as Australia inflation data looms

RBA rate call hangs on CPI: Big banks split as Australia inflation data looms

Commonwealth Bank warned Tuesday that underlying inflation may run hotter than expected, reviving the chance of a Reserve Bank rate hike in February. The Australian Bureau of Statistics will release key inflation data Wednesday, with investors focused on the trimmed mean measure. Markets remain volatile as households brace for possible higher mortgage repayments.
HSBC stock jumps in Hong Kong as Hang Seng delisting nears and profit-target talk builds

HSBC stock jumps in Hong Kong as Hang Seng delisting nears and profit-target talk builds

HSBC shares rose 2.8% in Hong Kong after the bank confirmed its court-approved plan to take Hang Seng Bank private, with Hang Seng’s listing set to end at 4 p.m. local time. Investors are watching for possible upgrades to HSBC’s profitability targets in annual results due Feb. 25. The U.S. Federal Reserve’s rate decision Wednesday is expected to influence global bank shares.
27 January 2026
National Grid’s North Sea “GriffinLink” plan puts its share price back in focus

National Grid’s North Sea “GriffinLink” plan puts its share price back in focus

National Grid and Germany’s TenneT announced a 2-gigawatt North Sea power link, aiming for completion in the late 2030s. The move follows a Hamburg pact by 10 countries to build 100 GW of shared offshore wind. National Grid shares rose 0.4% in early London trading Monday. The new project targets cross-border electricity transmission between Britain and Germany.
Keppel stock price nudges up in Singapore as traders brace for Feb 5 earnings

Keppel stock price nudges up in Singapore as traders brace for Feb 5 earnings

Keppel Ltd shares rose 0.37% to S$10.99 in afternoon trading Tuesday, recovering from a 0.6% drop Monday. Investors are watching for Keppel’s full-year results on Feb 5, with Keppel DC REIT reporting Jan 30. The company recently announced a 1.0GW Asia-Pacific data centre pipeline and a 25-year Bifrost Cable System lease deal. UOB Kay Hian maintained a “buy” rating with a S$11.70 target.
Yangzijiang Shipbuilding stock lifts to S$3.33 as STI hits a record — what traders watch next

Yangzijiang Shipbuilding stock lifts to S$3.33 as STI hits a record — what traders watch next

Yangzijiang Shipbuilding rose 0.6% to S$3.33 by mid-afternoon Tuesday, with 15.2 million shares traded as the Straits Times Index hit a record 4,912.46. The stock remains near S$3.30 after a 4.3% drop over the past five sessions. Yangzijiang’s next earnings report is due March 4. Investors await the U.S. Federal Reserve’s policy announcement on Jan. 28.
Singtel stock price jumps 2% as Singapore market hits a record — here’s what traders watch next

Singtel stock price jumps 2% as Singapore market hits a record — here’s what traders watch next

Singtel rose 2.2% to S$4.56 in afternoon trade, with about 16.5 million shares changing hands. The Straits Times Index crossed 4,900 for the first time, led by gains in banks and blue chips. Investors are watching for the U.S. Federal Reserve’s decision and Singapore’s MAS policy review later this week. The Singapore dollar touched its strongest level against the U.S. dollar since 2014 before easing.
27 January 2026
ST Engineering share price slips after MINDEF Terrex s5 contract news — what S63.SI investors watch now

ST Engineering share price slips after MINDEF Terrex s5 contract news — what S63.SI investors watch now

ST Engineering shares dipped 0.2% to S$9.38 after securing a Singapore defence ministry contract for next-generation infantry fighting vehicles, with deliveries set for 2028. The company has not disclosed the contract’s value. Shares remain up about 12% since late December. Investors await the February earnings update for more details.
City Developments stock pops 2.6% as Singapore property names firm up ahead of MAS review

City Developments stock pops 2.6% as Singapore property names firm up ahead of MAS review

City Developments shares rose 2.6% to S$9.41 by Tuesday afternoon as Singapore’s Straits Times Index crossed 4,900. Investors await the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s policy decision Thursday, with most economists expecting no rate change. City Developments will open sales bookings for Newport Residences on Jan. 31. UOL Group hit a 20-year high after JPMorgan raised its target price.
27 January 2026
UOB stock price wobbles after JPMorgan downgrade as MAS review and earnings near

UOB stock price wobbles after JPMorgan downgrade as MAS review and earnings near

UOB shares slipped 0.3% to S$38.40 by mid-afternoon in Singapore, lagging DBS and OCBC as the Straits Times Index rose 1%. JPMorgan downgraded UOB to “underweight” last week, while Macquarie upgraded it to “outperform.” Analysts expect Q4 net profit to fall 16.7% year-on-year to S$1.28 billion, citing weaker fees and a tough comparison base. UOB will report full-year results on Feb. 24.
CapitaLand Investment stock price jumps to S$3.11 — traders eye MAS decision and Feb 11 results

CapitaLand Investment stock price jumps to S$3.11 — traders eye MAS decision and Feb 11 results

CapitaLand Investment shares rose nearly 2% to S$3.11 in Tuesday afternoon trading on the SGX, extending a 15% gain since January. The company will release its full-year 2025 results before market open on Feb. 11. Investors are watching Thursday’s Singapore monetary policy review, with most analysts expecting no change. Local property stocks outperformed as banking shares lagged.
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Stock Market Today

  • Sangoma Technologies Stock Fair Value Cut as Analysts Adjust Assumptions
    June 27, 2026, 10:56 AM EDT. Sangoma Technologies (TSX:STC) saw its fair value estimate cut from CA$11.36 to CA$9.92 as analysts revised key assumptions including revenue growth and profit margins. The revenue growth outlook shifted from a 4.33% decline to a 2.24% increase, while net profit margin assumptions were significantly adjusted. The price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio forecast moved higher from 14.51x to 18.10x, and the discount rate for cash flows rose from 7.71% to 8.52%, reflecting increased risk. Analysts remain cautiously optimistic about the company's execution potential but highlight valuation uncertainties. This update underscores the evolving narrative around Sangoma's financial prospects and invites investors to reassess risks and opportunities in the stock.

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GameStop (NYSE:GME) holds close to cash levels after company guides for $600 million in EBITDA

GameStop (NYSE:GME) holds close to cash levels after company guides for $600 million in EBITDA

27 June 2026
GameStop surged 3.57% to $21.76 and jumped after hours as it forecast FY2026 adjusted EBITDA above $600 million, nearly doubling from 2025; with a $9.76 billion market cap now close to its $9.7 billion in cash, securities, digital assets, and collateral, investors are weighing whether GameStop’s cash-rich balance sheet can support equity while Ryan Cohen pursues an eBay bid.
ImmunityBio (NASDAQ:IBRX) trades after post-Russell spike with 46% more volume

ImmunityBio (NASDAQ:IBRX) trades after post-Russell spike with 46% more volume

27 June 2026
ImmunityBio surged 11.8% to $8.71 on Friday with volume tripling its average, as Russell index reconstitution took effect; Monday’s trading will reveal if demand persists or if the spike was driven by index flows, with no imminent company events and recent insider selling accounting for just 0.06% of Friday’s volume.
Lucid (NASDAQ:LCID) jumps, adding about $312 million after $158 million cost plan

Lucid (NASDAQ:LCID) jumps, adding about $312 million after $158 million cost plan

27 June 2026
Lucid surged 15.6% Friday, adding $312 million in equity value—almost double the $158 million in annualized savings from this week’s restructuring plan that cut 18% of its U.S. workforce. Friday’s volume equaled 54% of reported short interest, but the rally outpaced cost-cutting fundamentals, leaving less room for further gains based solely on headcount cuts.
Court ruling on student loans hits private lenders’ health grad loan push

Court ruling on student loans hits private lenders’ health grad loan push

27 June 2026
Judge blocks narrow “professional degree” rule, letting more health-care grad students keep higher federal loan caps; $7.87B in 2023-24 borrowing above new limits remains in federal market, trimming but not eliminating the $4.5B-$5B annual private loan growth Sallie Mae projected from Grad PLUS loan cuts.
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