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  • T. Rowe Price Boosts US Equity Exposure Amid Inflation Concerns
    May 22, 2026, 6:32 AM EDT. T. Rowe Price is reducing its holdings in Australian equities and fixed income due to worries over inflation and geopolitical risks impacting growth. The firm is increasing exposure to US stocks, reflecting confidence in the U.S. market's resilience. In its May report, the asset manager cited rising energy supply risks and geopolitical tensions as key factors influencing the shift in asset allocation. This move highlights growing caution in markets amid global uncertainty.

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Stocks Trade as Usual Today, Bonds Close Early Ahead of Memorial Day

Stocks Trade as Usual Today, Bonds Close Early Ahead of Memorial Day

22 May 2026
U.S. stock exchanges will hold a normal session Friday, while the bond market is set to close early ahead of Memorial Day. Stock index futures rose early, with Dow e-minis up 0.3% and the 10-year Treasury yield down to 4.56%. Both markets will be closed Monday for the holiday. Thursday’s close left the S&P 500 up 0.2% at 7,445.72.
T. Rowe Price Now in Focus as PNC Trims Stake

T. Rowe Price Now in Focus as PNC Trims Stake

22 May 2026
PNC Financial Services cut its T. Rowe Price Group stake by 4.3% in Q4, selling 22,521 shares, according to a 13F filing. T. Rowe reversed its overweight in Australian equities and increased U.S. exposure amid inflation concerns. April assets under management rose to $1.825 trillion, but net outflows totaled $10.6 billion. First-quarter earnings per share reached $2.52, beating estimates.
NIO Profit Surprise Fails to Lift Shares

NIO Profit Surprise Fails to Lift Shares

22 May 2026
NIO’s U.S.-listed shares fell 5.5% to $5.29 in early premarket trading Friday, despite first-quarter revenue jumping 112% to $3.7 billion and vehicle deliveries nearly doubling. The company posted a net loss of $48.1 million under GAAP but reported an adjusted net profit. NIO forecast second-quarter deliveries of up to 115,000 vehicles and revenue as high as $4.99 billion. Rising material costs threaten vehicle margins.
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