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TIC Solutions (TIC) stock slides 3.5% today as Fed minutes and thin year-end trade set the tone

TIC Solutions (TIC) stock slides 3.5% today as Fed minutes and thin year-end trade set the tone

TIC Solutions shares dropped 3.5% to $10.02 in thin year-end trading Tuesday, underperforming a steady U.S. market. The decline followed Federal Reserve minutes showing policy divisions and came as investors awaited January jobs and inflation data. Trading volume in TIC lagged its recent average, and peers Mistras Group and Jacobs Solutions slipped less than 1%.
Ares Management stock drops 3% in New York as Fed minutes hit year-end trading

Ares Management stock drops 3% in New York as Fed minutes hit year-end trading

Ares Management shares dropped 3.1% to $163.85 Tuesday afternoon, underperforming rivals as fresh Federal Reserve minutes showed policymakers split on future rate cuts. A Reuters column noted shrinking yield premiums in private credit, a core Ares business, as public markets regain ground. About 966,000 Ares shares traded, with the stock hitting a low of $163.49. Blackstone was flat; Apollo, KKR, and Carlyle edged down less than 1%.
Schwab stock slips as Fed minutes put rate outlook back in focus

Schwab stock slips as Fed minutes put rate outlook back in focus

Charles Schwab shares fell 0.6% to $100.69 in afternoon trading Tuesday, with rivals Interactive Brokers and Robinhood also lower. Investors awaited Federal Reserve minutes due later in the day for signals on rate policy. A regulatory filing showed Schwab executive Jonathan Beatty exercised options and a related trust sold 2,000 shares at about $102.01. Schwab’s fourth-quarter results are expected Jan. 21.
Wells Fargo stock slips as Fed minutes loom in thin year-end trading

Wells Fargo stock slips as Fed minutes loom in thin year-end trading

Wells Fargo shares fell 0.4% to $94.15 in afternoon New York trading Tuesday, tracking declines across U.S. bank stocks ahead of Federal Reserve meeting minutes. Investors focused on rate expectations for 2026 and the bank’s upcoming earnings in mid-January. The 10-year Treasury yield rose to 4.134% as financial sector ETFs also slipped in thin, year-end trading.
Bitcoin price today steadies near $88,000 as Fed minutes loom; crypto stocks edge higher

Bitcoin price today steadies near $88,000 as Fed minutes loom; crypto stocks edge higher

Bitcoin rose 0.8% to $88,320 in New York Tuesday afternoon. U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs saw $19.3 million in net outflows Monday, led by BlackRock’s IBIT. Coinbase shares edged up 0.2%, while Strategy gained 1.4% after disclosing a $108.8 million bitcoin purchase. Fed minutes are due at 2 p.m. ET.
S&P 500 Slips Before Fed Minutes as Meta Rises on Manus AI Deal

S&P 500 Slips Before Fed Minutes as Meta Rises on Manus AI Deal

Meta rose 1.2% after announcing plans to acquire AI startup Manus, reportedly valued at $2–3 billion. The Dow slipped 0.24%, S&P 500 fell 0.09%, and Nasdaq eased 0.07% in midday trading as investors awaited Federal Reserve meeting minutes. Apple and Nvidia edged lower, while Microsoft ticked up. T1 Energy climbed 3.7% after selling $160 million in clean-energy tax credits.
Dow Jones today: DJIA slips in thin year-end trade as Fed minutes loom

Dow Jones today: DJIA slips in thin year-end trade as Fed minutes loom

The Dow slipped 0.12% to 48,404.49 by early afternoon Tuesday, with financials and tech stocks weighing and communication services rising after Meta’s AI acquisition. Investors awaited Federal Reserve minutes due at 2 p.m. ET, following a recent rate cut that split policymakers. Treasury yields edged up, with the 10-year near 4.13%. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq were little changed in thin, year-end trading.
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  • TSX surges over 430 points as U.S. markets rally on easing Iran tensions
    March 23, 2026, 3:23 PM EDT. The S&P/TSX composite index jumped 435.21 points to 31,752.62, recovering from an early morning surge of nearly 700 points. U.S. markets also soared, with the Dow Jones up 738.21 points at 46,315.68, the S&P 500 rising 84.08 points, and the Nasdaq climbing 294.05 points. The sudden market reversal followed a tweet from President Trump announcing a five-day pause in plans to attack Iranian energy facilities amid developing talks. This eased fears of escalating conflict disrupting global oil supply via the Strait of Hormuz, a strategic chokepoint. Despite the rebound, volatility remains high due to geopolitical uncertainty, with crude oil prices falling nearly $10 to $88.56 a barrel. Analysts caution that U.S. policy uncertainty continues to weigh heavily on investor sentiment and economic outlooks.
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