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Archer Aviation Stock Falls After ARK Sale as ACHR Bulls Face Fresh eVTOL Test

Archer Aviation Stock Falls After ARK Sale as ACHR Bulls Face Fresh eVTOL Test

Archer Aviation plunged 7.16% to $5.32 after ARK Invest dumped over 2.2 million shares across three ETFs, intensifying pressure on a stock already sensitive to funding and FAA certification risks; shares traded at $5.19 premarket as investors weighed cash burn, ongoing losses, and the urgent need for operational milestones before capital runs thin.
Tesla Stock Bounces Over $400 After China Sales Beat—But There’s a Caveat

Tesla Stock Bounces Over $400 After China Sales Beat—But There’s a Caveat

Tesla shares soared over 5% to $411.66 after a China sales report showed May retail sales up 22.5%, ending a two-month decline, and J.P. Morgan upgraded the stock, citing rising value from autonomy and software; the rally outpaced the Nasdaq as investors bet on Tesla’s China resilience and technology story despite a lofty price-to-earnings ratio of about 378.
NIO Stock Jumps After May Deliveries — June Is the Test Now

NIO Stock Jumps After May Deliveries — June Is the Test Now

NIO’s U.S.-listed shares rose in pre-market trading after May deliveries jumped 62.3% to 37,705 vehicles, outpacing XPeng and Li Auto. Year-to-date deliveries hit 150,526, up 68.7%. NIO needs 42,939-47,939 June deliveries to meet its Q2 target. ONVO L80 launched May 15; ES8 led its segment for five months. Q1 revenue reached $3.70 billion with 18.8% vehicle margin and positive adjusted operating profit.
Rivian Bulls Watch June 9 as R2 Countdown Nears

Rivian Bulls Watch June 9 as R2 Countdown Nears

Rivian shares jumped 3.9% to $16.95 as buyers piled in ahead of next week’s first R2 SUV deliveries. Volume topped 43 million shares; market cap hit $21.2 billion. Volkswagen’s $1 billion investment closed April 30. Q1 revenue rose 11% to $1.381 billion, but Rivian still guides for a $1.8–$2.1 billion adjusted EBITDA loss in 2026. U.S. auto safety regulators are probing 114,922 R1 vehicles over a rear toe link issue.
NIO shares rise as May deliveries jump 62%—June in focus

NIO shares rise as May deliveries jump 62%—June in focus

NIO’s U.S. shares jumped 6.6% to $5.97 after May deliveries surged 62.3% year over year to 37,705 vehicles, with gains across NIO, ONVO, and FIREFLY brands. May deliveries rose 28% from April, but NIO must deliver 42,939 vehicles in June to hit its Q2 target. Q1 vehicle margin reached 18.8%. XPeng stock rose 6% on May delivery growth; Li Auto fell 1.9% despite strong orders. China EV stocks moved unevenly.
Tesla Faces Weekend Test Ahead of Monday Trading

Tesla Faces Weekend Test Ahead of Monday Trading

Tesla shares fell 1.43% to $435.79 Friday, snapping a six-day rally, despite a 2.3% weekly gain. April EU, UK, and EFTA registrations jumped 46.5%, but Reuters cited staff reports of Full Self-Driving software struggles. Tesla’s robotaxi fleet in Texas stands at 42 vehicles, far behind Waymo’s 577. Capital spending for 2026 was raised above $25 billion, with negative free cash flow expected through 2026.
NIO Looks to June and ES9 Launch, But EV Slowdown Weighs

NIO Looks to June and ES9 Launch, But EV Slowdown Weighs

NIO’s U.S.-traded shares jumped 7.7% last week to $5.60 after launching the ES9 SUV, but CEO William Li warned China’s auto market is now saturated. First-quarter deliveries nearly doubled year-over-year but fell 33% from Q4; vehicle margin rose to 18.8%. NIO expects Q2 deliveries of 110,000–115,000 vehicles. Hong Kong shares surged 10.5% post-launch. Investors eye May sales as competition and pricing pressure remain high.
Rivian gets attention after June 9 R2 launch date puts RIVN in focus

Rivian gets attention after June 9 R2 launch date puts RIVN in focus

Rivian shares jumped 7.2% Friday and 14.6% for the week after the company said R2 SUV deliveries begin June 9. Shares closed at $16.30 on May 29 with volume near 59.3 million. Rivian posted a $416 million net loss last quarter despite $1.381 billion in revenue and 10,365 vehicles delivered. The company targets up to 67,000 deliveries in 2026 and continues to burn cash.
Tesla Gets New FSD Boost But Monday Brings Bigger Test

Tesla Gets New FSD Boost But Monday Brings Bigger Test

Tesla shares rose 2.3% for the week as Estonia approved its Full Self-Driving system, classifying it as Level 2. The stock closed at $435.79 Wednesday, down 1.43% on the day but above last week’s close. Tesla registrations in Europe climbed 46.5% in April, while first-quarter deliveries missed Wall Street targets. U.S. investors will react to the Estonia news when markets open Monday.
Ferrari Stock Drops on $640,000 EV Impact as Traders Look Ahead

Ferrari Stock Drops on $640,000 EV Impact as Traders Look Ahead

Ferrari shares closed at €295.20 in Milan on Friday, up 0.53% for the day but down 2.11% over five sessions after unveiling its first all-electric car, the Luce. The stock fell 8.4% earlier in the week amid investor concerns about brand fit and EV strategy. CEO Benedetto Vigna said the Luce drew strong early interest, with orders expected to be detailed in July. Markets reopen Monday after the weekend pause.
Rivian Shares Pop as R2 Launch Nears

Rivian Shares Pop as R2 Launch Nears

Rivian shares closed Friday at $16.30, up 7.24%, capping a 14.6% gain for the week. U.S. safety officials opened a preliminary investigation into over 114,000 Rivian R1S and R1T vehicles for possible rear toe-link issues. Rivian will begin R2 order invitations, customer deliveries, and demo rides on June 9. Trading resumes Monday after the holiday-shortened week.
Ford gets fresh boost as power-grid trade heats up

Ford gets fresh boost as power-grid trade heats up

Ford shares jumped 4.74% to close at $17.44 Friday, hitting a 52-week high of $17.78, with over 154 million shares traded. BofA Securities raised its price target to $20, citing Ford’s push into battery energy storage. Ford Energy signed a five-year deal with EDF to supply up to 20 GWh of storage systems starting in 2028. New U.S.-Mexico trade talks and stricter USMCA rules emerged as risks.
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Stock Market Today

  • ASX Set to Rise on US-Iran Peace Hopes; Bathurst Resources Wins NZ Court Case
    June 11, 2026, 9:12 PM EDT. Australian shares are expected to rise Friday, following strong gains on Wall Street after US President Donald Trump announced the cancellation of planned strikes on Iran and the potential for a peace deal this weekend. The S&P 500 and Dow Jones rose nearly 2%, while the Nasdaq gained 2.5%. Brent crude oil slipped below $89 per barrel. Market participants await Australia's labor account report at 11:30 am Sydney time. In corporate news, Bathurst Resources (ASX:BRL) said a New Zealand High Court dismissed Talley's Group's derivative lawsuit alleging shareholder misconduct. Ebos Group's (ASX:EBO) unit Pet Care Distributors faces regulatory review over a proposed acquisition. The ASX benchmark closed down 0.2% Thursday at 8,633.20 points.

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Keel Infrastructure (KEEL) shares surge after $458 million AI data center deal closes

Keel Infrastructure (KEEL) shares surge after $458 million AI data center deal closes

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Keel Infrastructure Corp. surged 5.14% to $5.52 after closing $458 million in 1.250% convertible senior notes due 2032, with proceeds aimed at accelerating AI and high-performance computing data center projects; the notes’ initial conversion price is $7.41, about 25% above the June 4 close, while analysts’ 12-month price targets range from $3.00 to $8.00, averaging $5.52.
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