Today: 5 July 2026

Charter Communications stock rises before the bell as Spectrum narrows broadband losses, capex outlook in focus

Charter Communications stock rises before the bell as Spectrum narrows broadband losses, capex outlook in focus

New York, January 30, 2026, 07:19 EST — Premarket • Charter’s stock jumped roughly 4.8% in premarket trading following its Q4 earnings release• The company saw a slowdown in internet customer losses, steady mobile line growth, and a rebound in video subscribers• Investors now focus on the 2026 capital spending goal and upcoming cash flow performance
30 January 2026
Lithium price drops 4.5% in China as January rally cools; miners slide premarket

Lithium price drops 4.5% in China as January rally cools; miners slide premarket

New York, Jan 30, 2026, 07:06 EST — Premarket Battery-grade lithium carbonate prices in China dropped 4.46% on Friday, settling at 160,500 yuan a tonne, erasing some of the gains seen earlier this year. U.S.-listed lithium miners slipped before the Wall Street open: Albemarle fell $3.70, or about 2%, to $180.70; SQM lost $1.92, or 2.3%, to $81.64; and Lithium Americas slid 58 cents, down 9.7%, to $5.43.
Adidas stock jumps on €1bn buyback plan after record 2025 sales — what to watch next

Adidas stock jumps on €1bn buyback plan after record 2025 sales — what to watch next

Frankfurt, Jan 30, 2026, 13:12 CET — Regular session Adidas shares surged on Friday following the German sportswear giant’s forecast of record sales in 2025 and the announcement of a fresh share buyback program. The news boosted confidence in a stock that has been trailing its competitors in a competitive sector. By 0940 GMT, shares were up 4.8% in Frankfurt trading.
30 January 2026
Heating oil price dips as crude cools on Iran talk signals — what traders watch next

Heating oil price dips as crude cools on Iran talk signals — what traders watch next

New York, Jan 30, 2026, 07:02 EST — Premarket U.S. heating oil prices slipped in overnight trading on Friday, retreating after crude oil briefly factored in heightened tensions with Iran. NYMEX March NY Harbor ULSD futures — still commonly called heating oil — last traded at $2.4566 a gallon, down 2.72 cents, or 1.1%, according to CME data at 2:11 a.m. ET.
Brent oil price slips from five-month high as Trump hints at Iran talks

Brent oil price slips from five-month high as Trump hints at Iran talks

London, January 30, 2026, 11:52 GMT — Regular session Brent crude futures dropped 68 cents, nearly 1%, to $70.03 a barrel by 0958 GMT on Friday. The move came after U.S. President Donald Trump hinted at possible talks with Iran, easing worries about supply disruptions. The March contract expires later Friday; meanwhile, the more active April contract slid 80 cents, or 1.15%, to $68.79. U.S. West Texas Intermediate also dipped 72 cents, or 1.1%, to $64.70. “Trump’s willingness to give diplomacy a chance regarding Iran … makes a U.S. military intervention less likely than yesterday,” said PVM analyst Tamas Varga, who cited a stronger dollar and bouncing supply as factors behind the profit-taking.
30 January 2026
Crude oil price today: Brent slips from $70 as Trump hints at Iran talks, OPEC+ decision looms

Crude oil price today: Brent slips from $70 as Trump hints at Iran talks, OPEC+ decision looms

London, January 30, 2026, 11:50 GMT — Regular session Oil prices dropped Friday after U.S. President Donald Trump hinted at possible talks with Iran, easing concerns over a sudden supply disruption from a military strike. By 0958 GMT, Brent crude futures for March, set to expire later that day, dipped 68 cents—nearly 1%—to $70.03 a barrel. The more actively traded April contract slid 80 cents, or 1.15%, landing at $68.79. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude fell 72 cents, or 1.1%, to $64.70.
30 January 2026
Oil prices slip from five-month highs as Trump hints at Iran talks; OPEC+ decision looms

Oil prices slip from five-month highs as Trump hints at Iran talks; OPEC+ decision looms

LONDON, January 30, 2026, 11:53 GMT — Regular session Oil prices dropped nearly 1% on Friday after U.S. President Donald Trump hinted at the possibility of talks with Iran on its nuclear program, easing immediate concerns about a U.S. strike disrupting supply. By 0958 GMT, Brent crude futures had slipped 68 cents to $70.03 a barrel. The March contract, nearing expiration, gave way to the April contract, which fell 80 cents to $68.79. U.S. WTI also dropped 72 cents, settling at $64.70. “President Trump’s willingness to give diplomacy a chance regarding Iran seemingly makes a U.S. military intervention less likely than yesterday,” said PVM Oil Associate analyst Tamas Varga, who cited profit-taking and a stronger dollar as additional factors.
30 January 2026
Mortgage rates today: 30-year fixed stays near 3-year low as mortgage stocks trade mixed premarket

Mortgage rates today: 30-year fixed stays near 3-year low as mortgage stocks trade mixed premarket

New York, Jan 30, 2026, 06:22 EST — Premarket Mortgage rates remain close to their lowest point in three years, with Freddie Mac reporting the average 30-year fixed rate at 6.10% and the 15-year fixed rate at 5.49% in its most recent weekly update. Stocks tied to the mortgage sector showed mixed moves during premarket trading Friday. https://www.freddiemac.com/pmms

Stock Market Today

  • Glass House Brands (GLAS) jumps on NYSE move and new medical focus, but losses remain a concern
    July 5, 2026, 12:53 PM EDT. Glass House Brands (GLAS) uplisted to the NYSE and shifted its strategy to medical cannabis after the federal rescheduling to Schedule III. Management says the move could let the company reach more markets, with possible expansion beyond state lines and into Europe. Still, Glass House is posting deeper losses on weaker sales. The company also pulled a US$50 million at-the-market offering, raising ongoing capital questions. Shares have climbed on the uplisting news, showing some investor confidence, but execution, regulation, and funding are still risks. Analyst targets are wide, from US$16 to over US$26, reflecting mixed views on how those risks play out. Investors are watching for progress on DEA registration, medical licenses, and any new moves to raise cash.
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