Today: 28 May 2026

ASX 200 slides as banks, BHP drag Australian shares — what to watch next

ASX 200 slides as banks, BHP drag Australian shares — what to watch next

Australian shares fell Tuesday, with the S&P/ASX 200 down 0.66% to 8,815.9, marking the steepest drop since mid-December. Commonwealth Bank slid 1.81% to A$150.48 and BHP lost 1.99% to A$47.78. Trade tensions and weaker bank and miner stocks weighed on the market. Origin Energy rose 2.62% after extending the life of its Eraring power station.
20 January 2026
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Ondas (ONDS) stock slips in premarket as $1 billion financing and new targets loom

Ondas (ONDS) stock slips in premarket as $1 billion financing and new targets loom

Ondas Inc shares dropped 4.7% to $11.59 in Tuesday premarket after a $1 billion stock-and-warrant sale raised dilution concerns. The company boosted its 2026 revenue target and posted preliminary 2025 figures, with a backlog of $65.3 million at year-end. Trading volume surged Friday after the updates. Ondas also changed its name and moved its headquarters to West Palm Beach, Florida.
20 January 2026
Bitmine Immersion (BMNR) stock slides 7.5% in premarket as ether drops; Beast deal looms

Bitmine Immersion (BMNR) stock slides 7.5% in premarket as ether drops; Beast deal looms

Bitmine Immersion Technologies shares fell 7.5% to $28.82 in premarket trading Tuesday after ether dropped 3.5% and bitcoin 2%. The company holds 4.17 million ether and 193 bitcoin, with $14 billion in crypto and cash assets as of January 11. Bitmine is finalizing a $200 million investment in Beast Industries linked to MrBeast. The firm plans to launch its MAVAN staking network in the first quarter.
20 January 2026
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Alphabet stock slips before the open as Greenland tariff threat rattles big tech

Alphabet stock slips before the open as Greenland tariff threat rattles big tech

Alphabet Class A shares fell 0.9% to about $330 in premarket trading Tuesday after new U.S. tariff threats against Europe and Greenland. The move followed a U.S. market holiday and hit tech stocks listed in Europe. Traders cited uncertainty ahead of policy signals from Davos and Alphabet’s Feb. 4 earnings report. Currency markets showed increased volatility on tariff concerns.
20 January 2026
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Goldman holds $655 Microsoft target as AI data-center power costs loom before earnings

Goldman holds $655 Microsoft target as AI data-center power costs loom before earnings

Goldman Sachs reaffirmed its Buy rating on Microsoft and kept its $655 price target, citing higher data-center power costs tied to AI expansion. Microsoft shares fell 1.7% in premarket trading. The company reports quarterly earnings Jan. 28, with Azure growth and data-center expenses in focus. Regulators and utilities are moving to address surging electricity demand from data centers.
20 January 2026
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Why Tesla stock is moving before the open: Musk’s Dojo3 reboot meets a Canada tariff twist

Why Tesla stock is moving before the open: Musk’s Dojo3 reboot meets a Canada tariff twist

Tesla shares slipped 0.2% to $437.50 premarket after Elon Musk said the company will resume its Dojo3 project. Canada will allow up to 49,000 Chinese-made vehicles annually at a 6.1% tariff, but most Tesla models remain too expensive for the quota. Tesla extended a deadline with Syrah Resources to fix a graphite supply contract breach. U.S. regulators continue to probe Tesla’s Full Self-Driving system.
20 January 2026
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Critical Metals Corp (CRML) stock jumps nearly 10% in premarket as Greenland heats up again

Critical Metals Corp (CRML) stock jumps nearly 10% in premarket as Greenland heats up again

Critical Metals Corp shares rose nearly 10% to $19.40 in premarket trading Tuesday, rebounding after recent volatility. The move comes as investors await a Thursday update on the Greenland-based Tanbreez project and details on a potential Saudi joint venture. U.S. President Trump threatened new tariffs linked to Greenland, adding political risk. A recent Form 144 showed insiders plan to sell restricted stock.
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Stock Market Today

  • Wheat Prices Decline Amid Crude Oil Drop and Crop Progress Data
    May 27, 2026, 8:21 PM EDT. Wheat futures fell on Wednesday, pressured by a $4.48 drop in crude oil prices, which influences production costs. Chicago Soft Red Winter (SRW) wheat futures declined 10 to 13 cents, Kansas City Hard Red Winter (HRW) wheat fell 2.5 to 7.5 cents, and Minneapolis spring wheat lost 2 to 11 cents. U.S. spring wheat planting reached 89%, ahead of the five-year average of 79%, with emergence at 56%. Winter wheat headed progress was 78%, 8 points above normal, but condition ratings slipped slightly to 26% good to excellent. A South Korean flour mill bought 100,000 metric tons of U.S. and Canadian wheat. SovEcon raised its Russian 2026 wheat crop estimate to 90.3 million metric tons. These factors combined to weigh on futures prices amid mixed crop data and global demand signals.

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Wall Street After-Hours Signals Following Record Highs

Wall Street After-Hours Signals Following Record Highs

28 May 2026
The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq closed at record highs Wednesday, with the Dow up 182.60 points to 50,644.28. Snowflake shares surged after hours on a raised outlook and a $6 billion AWS deal, while Salesforce fell on a weaker revenue forecast. Oil prices rebounded as U.S.-Iran tensions rose. Major ETFs traded mixed in late action.
ServiceNow Skips Software Drop as Traders Watch

ServiceNow Skips Software Drop as Traders Watch

28 May 2026
ServiceNow shares rose 2.2% to $102.12 Wednesday, outperforming software peers as investors responded to signs of steady enterprise demand. Oppenheimer reaffirmed its Outperform rating and $130 target after a customer survey. The stock remains well below last year’s peak despite the rebound. Roughly 28.5 million shares traded, with a market cap near $106.2 billion.
No Leis for Hawaiian Flight Attendants as Alaska Merger Strain Grows

No Leis for Hawaiian Flight Attendants as Alaska Merger Strain Grows

28 May 2026
About 250 Hawaiian Airlines flight attendants based in Seattle must stop wearing leis, flowers, and aloha shirts on Alaska-branded Boeing 787 flights under new uniform rules. The change comes as Alaska Air Group merges operations and expands long-haul routes from Seattle to cities like Rome and London. Alaska and Hawaiian continue as separate brands but now share systems and a single FAA operating certificate.
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