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Fifth Third Begins NYSE Trading After Leaving Nasdaq

Fifth Third Begins NYSE Trading After Leaving Nasdaq

Fifth Third Bancorp completed the largest bank transfer in NYSE history as its shares began trading on the exchange June 12 under the unchanged ticker FITB, with stock up 1.35% to $54.14 in early trading after closing at $53.42 on Nasdaq; the move follows its merger with Comerica, forming the ninth-largest U.S. bank with $294 billion in assets.
12 June 2026
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  • Cocoa Prices Rally on Supply Concerns and El Niño Weather Impact
    June 12, 2026, 2:47 PM EDT. July ICE NY cocoa prices rose 2.21% amid pre-weekend short-covering. Despite a recent supply glut-Ivory Coast ports saw an 18.9% shipment increase this season to 1.95 million metric tons-rising inventories and record short positions by funds have been partly offset by weather risks. The confirmation of an El Niño event raises concerns of warmer, drier conditions in West Africa, threatening cocoa output. Early crop surveys for 2026/27 show below-average cherelle formation, signaling a weaker harvest. Strong demand signals emerged from better-than-expected earnings by Hershey and Mondelez, although North American chocolate sales slipped 1.3%. Analysts also trimmed global cocoa surplus estimates, supporting prices amid a complex supply-demand balance.

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