Today: 6 July 2026

Shell stock: What to watch before London open as Venture Global LNG court fight resurfaces

Shell stock: What to watch before London open as Venture Global LNG court fight resurfaces

London, Jan 28, 2026, 07:48 GMT — Premarket Shell shares drew attention ahead of Wednesday’s London open after a court transcript revealed the oil giant is urging a U.S. judge to review communications tied to its legal fight with LNG producer Venture Global. On Tuesday, the stock closed 0.9% higher at 2,697 pence. Shell’s U.S.-listed ADR climbed roughly 3% in late trading, reaching $75.45.
28 January 2026
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HSBC share price in spotlight after $300 billion milestone — what matters before London open

HSBC share price in spotlight after $300 billion milestone — what matters before London open

London, Jan 28, 2026, 07:47 GMT — Premarket HSBC shares grabbed attention ahead of the London open after a recent surge pushed the bank’s market capitalization just over $300 billion, nearly matching AstraZeneca for the FTSE 100 lead. Sources told Reuters that HSBC, NatWest, and other top British banks plan to raise profit targets—management’s guidance on returns—in their upcoming earnings reports.
28 January 2026
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Yangzijiang Shipbuilding stock edges up to S$3.33 as Singapore STI dips — traders eye Fed, March earnings

Yangzijiang Shipbuilding stock edges up to S$3.33 as Singapore STI dips — traders eye Fed, March earnings

Singapore, Jan 28, 2026, 15:17 — Regular session Shares of Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Ltd nudged up 0.3% to S$3.33 by 3:08 p.m. Singapore time on Wednesday. The stock remains roughly 11% shy of the S$3.75 intraday high hit on Jan. 14. On Tuesday, it fluctuated between S$3.31 and S$3.40, with short selling—bets on a price drop—accounting for about 43% of the 20.3 million shares traded that day, according to data from SGinvestors.io.
28 January 2026
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Singapore Airlines share price slips as summer flight boost meets rising oil

Singapore Airlines share price slips as summer flight boost meets rising oil

Singapore, Jan 28, 2026, 15:16 SGT — Regular session Shares of Singapore Airlines Ltd slipped 0.6% to S$6.34 in mid-afternoon trading on Wednesday. The airline revealed plans to boost capacity for its March-to-October “Northern Summer” schedule. So far today, the stock has fluctuated between S$6.32 and S$6.39, retreating from Tuesday’s close at S$6.38. Its 52-week range stands at S$5.90 to S$7.63.
28 January 2026
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ST Engineering stock price ticks higher on record S$18.7b contract wins — what traders watch next

ST Engineering stock price ticks higher on record S$18.7b contract wins — what traders watch next

Singapore, Jan 28, 2026, 15:00 — Regular session Shares of Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd climbed 0.3% to S$9.47 as of 2:49 p.m. local time, following the announcement of a record year in contract wins. The company secured S$4.7 billion in new contracts during the October-December quarter, pushing full-year wins to S$18.7 billion, it said. The stock closed Tuesday at S$9.44.
28 January 2026
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ASML’s record AI orders hit €13.2 billion — and its $250 million chip machines are the bottleneck

ASML’s record AI orders hit €13.2 billion — and its $250 million chip machines are the bottleneck

ASML reported Wednesday that its fourth-quarter bookings soared to €13.2 billion, well above estimates, driven by chipmakers ramping up orders for AI chip equipment. The company also lifted its 2026 sales forecast to between €34 billion and €39 billion, reversing earlier guidance that predicted flat or declining growth versus 2025. This new outlook surpasses the analyst consensus, which stood near €35 billion, according to LSEG data. The surge comes at a tricky time for those expecting the AI build-out to slow down. Orders at ASML often serve as an early signal of whether chip factories are actually being funded—or just mentioned in earnings calls.
28 January 2026
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  • BMO: Stock Market's 'Goldilocks' Run Is Over, Investors Should Brace for Shifts
    July 6, 2026, 10:56 AM EDT. BMO says the stock market's 'Goldilocks' stretch-those years of steady growth and tame inflation-has come to an end. With those tailwinds fading, BMO is urging investors to rethink their strategies as volatility kicks up. The bank is telling clients to spread out exposure and look at sectors that can handle inflation and rate moves. They say it's time for a more cautious approach, with tighter risk controls and a focus on where you can still find solid returns as the market picture gets tougher.
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