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Grab stock slips after Tuesday pop as BofA turns bullish; earnings date looms

Grab stock slips after Tuesday pop as BofA turns bullish; earnings date looms

New York, January 21, 2026, 09:56 EST — Regular session Shares of Grab Holdings Ltd dipped about 2% to $4.42 early Wednesday, retreating from a nearly 3% rise the day before. On Monday, Bank of America Securities raised its rating on the Nasdaq-listed Southeast Asian ride-hailing and delivery firm to Buy, keeping a $6.30 price target. (StockAnalysis) Why it matters…
21 January 2026
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Grab stock rises even as Wall Street slides after BofA upgrade — what’s next for GRAB

Grab stock rises even as Wall Street slides after BofA upgrade — what’s next for GRAB

New York, Jan 20, 2026, 10:08 EST — Regular session Shares of Grab Holdings Limited climbed roughly 1.3% to $4.44 in Tuesday morning trading, defying a wider selloff that dragged major U.S. stock indexes down over 1%. Grab’s shares have been sliding for months, making this move significant as investors watch for signs the decline might be slowing ahead of…
20 January 2026
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  • ASX 200 set to open higher after US relief rally, OECD warns on Australia's fiscal outlook
    January 21, 2026, 2:52 PM EST. Australian shares are poised to open sharply higher, following Wall Street's relief rally sparked by US President Donald Trump's comments on Greenland and a new 'framework' agreement with Denmark. ASX 200 futures rose 0.5% to 8793. The OECD urged faster fiscal reforms in Australia to address swelling federal deficits and rising debt-to-GDP ratios. The Reserve Bank's neutral rate estimate is 3.1%, below the current 3.6% cash rate. Key market data includes a stronger AUD at 67.58 US cents and Bitcoin steady above $90,000. Investors await December jobs data with unemployment expected steady at 4.3%. Major companies like Fortescue and Santos are reporting quarterly updates. Political turmoil continued as all 11 Nationals MPs resigned from the shadow ministry, threatening Coalition stability.
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