Today: 19 June 2026

San Juan airport suspends most U.S. flights after FAA airspace restriction tied to Venezuela strikes

San Juan airport suspends most U.S. flights after FAA airspace restriction tied to Venezuela strikes

Puerto Rico’s Luis Munoz Marin airport suspended most U.S.-operated commercial flights Saturday after an FAA airspace restriction tied to military activity in Venezuela, Aerostar said. The order, initially for 24 hours, does not affect foreign airlines or military flights. U.S. citizens in Venezuela were told to shelter in place and leave when safe after explosions around Caracas.
3 January 2026
Shanghai Stock Exchange stock today: Shanghai shares brace for Monday reopen as AI rally builds offshore

Shanghai Stock Exchange stock today: Shanghai shares brace for Monday reopen as AI rally builds offshore

Shanghai’s stock markets remain closed for the New Year holiday and will reopen Monday. The Shanghai Composite last finished at 3,968.84, near the top of its 52-week range. In Hong Kong, AI chipmaker Biren Technology surged 76% in its debut, helping lift the Hang Seng tech index 3.4% by midday Friday. Investors await China’s Caixin services PMI on January 4 and CPI data on January 8.
3 January 2026
Micron stock jumps 10% on a Wall Street target hike — what Nasdaq traders watch next

Micron stock jumps 10% on a Wall Street target hike — what Nasdaq traders watch next

Micron Technology shares jumped 10.5% to $315.42 after Bernstein SocGen raised its price target to $330, citing strong AI-driven demand for memory chips. Sandisk and Western Digital also surged. The Nasdaq Composite slipped 0.03% while the S&P 500 and Dow rose. Micron’s next earnings report is expected around March 19; its dividend is payable January 14, with the annual meeting set for January 15.
Apple stock today: AAPL starts 2026 on a softer note as valuation talk returns, Vision Pro in focus

Apple stock today: AAPL starts 2026 on a softer note as valuation talk returns, Vision Pro in focus

Apple shares fell 0.3% to $271.01 Friday as Raymond James resumed coverage with a “Market Perform” rating, citing valuation. The company confirmed Ben Borders as principal accounting officer in an SEC filing. Reports flagged Vision Pro production cutbacks after weak sales. Investors await Monday’s ISM manufacturing data and Apple’s late-January earnings.
3 January 2026
Applied Digital (APLD) stock jumps 14.6% ahead of Jan. 7 earnings as ChronoScale plan stays in focus

Applied Digital (APLD) stock jumps 14.6% ahead of Jan. 7 earnings as ChronoScale plan stays in focus

Applied Digital Corp (APLD.O) surged 14.6% to $28.11 Friday, with 36.1 million shares traded, ahead of its Jan. 7 earnings report. The company recently announced plans to spin out its cloud unit and merge it with Ekso Bionics, forming ChronoScale, with Applied Digital set to control 97% of the new entity. The proposed deal remains subject to final agreements and approvals.
China’s 55% beef tariff triggers quota scramble, squeezing Australian wagyu and Angus

China’s 55% beef tariff triggers quota scramble, squeezing Australian wagyu and Angus

China has imposed a 55% tariff on beef imports exceeding annual quotas under a new three-year safeguard regime. Australian exporters warn premium wagyu and Angus cuts may be crowded out as larger shippers rush to fill quotas. Analysts expect displaced beef to pressure Australian prices in late 2026. The Australian Meat Industry Council estimates the measures could cut beef exports to China by a third.
3 January 2026
Rivian stock drops after 2025 delivery update; Feb. 12 earnings now the next test

Rivian stock drops after 2025 delivery update; Feb. 12 earnings now the next test

Rivian shares fell 1.5% to $19.41 Friday after reporting 2025 production of 42,284 vehicles and deliveries of 42,247, in line with expectations. The company produced 10,974 vehicles and delivered 9,745 in the fourth quarter. Rivian will release full earnings results on Feb. 12. Investors await updates on the lower-priced R2 SUV launch in 2026.

Stock Market Today

  • Quanta Services Projects Multi-Decade Growth Beyond 2030 Amid Infrastructure Boom
    June 19, 2026, 11:04 AM EDT. Quanta Services forecasts a robust growth trajectory extending beyond 2030, driven by U.S. power grid expansion, data center electricity demand, electrification, and power generation investments. The company reported a record backlog of $48.5 billion, raised its 2026 revenue and earnings guidance, and aims for 15%-20% annual adjusted earnings per share (EPS) growth through 2030. Management calls the infrastructure needs a multi-decade opportunity, emphasizing utility grid modernization and transmission projects. Quanta's strategic investments in transformer manufacturing and supply-chain expansion underpin this outlook. The firm's growth compares favorably with peers like EMCOR and MasTec, highlighting its pivotal role in North America's energy network buildout. Investors may be undervaluing Quanta's long-term earnings potential amid near-term market focus on utility and AI-driven projects.

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Plug Power gains ahead of Juneteenth break with hydrogen names up

Plug Power gains ahead of Juneteenth break with hydrogen names up

19 June 2026
Plug Power surged 7.55% to $2.85 Thursday, outpacing the Nasdaq, as investors weighed its improved liquidity from a $39.2 million tax credit sale and narrowing gross margin loss, despite no new earnings and the stock still trading nearly 38% below its 52-week high.
Transocean slips ahead of Juneteenth holiday; contract wins don’t lift RIG

Transocean slips ahead of Juneteenth holiday; contract wins don’t lift RIG

19 June 2026
Transocean shares plunged 12% this week to $5.31 despite announcing $185 million in new contracts, as investors weighed oil price swings, debt and deal risks, and uncertainty over the pending $5.8 billion Valaris acquisition, with the stock underperforming a rising market and trading heavily on Thursday.
AT&T stock enters Juneteenth break under pressure as California fight widens

AT&T stock enters Juneteenth break under pressure as California fight widens

19 June 2026
AT&T stock slid 5.5% this week to $22.01, closing Thursday at a June low as California regulators moved to block its plan to end copper-wire phone service, raising risks to cost savings and future cash flow just before the Juneteenth market break; investors now await Monday’s trading and the July 22 earnings call.
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