Infosys comes into this week facing renewed selling after shares slid 6.75% Friday to close at ₹1,051.40. The stock touched ₹1,030 during the session and saw turnover above 45.6 million shares.
CoreWeave opens Monday with a new spot in the Nasdaq-100 and a stock up 17.3% over the last five sessions. That gives the market its next read on demand for AI infrastructure names. U.S. trading was closed Friday for Juneteenth, with markets still shut through the weekend. Monday is the first regular session after the holiday.
Verizon Communications Inc. ended a holiday-shortened week under pressure, with the stock falling in all four trading sessions and closing Thursday at $45.37, down 5.7% from its June 12 close of $48.11. U.S. markets were shut Friday for Juneteenth, leaving that Thursday close as the latest full session price.
Plug Power Inc. will start the week trading above $2.80 after shares bounced on Thursday. The stock didn’t see any action on Friday, since Nasdaq stayed shut for Juneteenth on June 19. Nasdaq’s regular hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Eastern, Monday through Friday.
Nu Holdings Ltd. will try to hold onto gains Monday after the stock slipped 1.4% to $12.71 on Thursday. The NYSE-listed shares of the Brazilian digital bank still finished about 4.3% higher than their June 12 close. U.S. markets were shut Friday for Juneteenth, so Thursday’s finish was the last regular-session price.
Transocean Ltd. starts the week facing pressure after NYSE shares dropped to $5.31 in the last session. That puts the offshore driller down around 12% since the June 12 close ahead of the Juneteenth holiday. The Thursday low of $5.14 is the level traders are watching for RIG when markets open on Monday.
Super Micro Computer opens Monday still working to recover from selling pressure sparked by its big financing plan. The stock bounced late last week, ending the short week nearly unchanged.
GE Vernova, Vertiv and Eaton outpaced Nvidia in the holiday-shortened U.S. week, while federal regulators moved to address the grid connections holding back new data centers.
U.S. stock funds are set for a major mechanical trade when markets open after the weekend. Friday’s cash equity session was shut for Juneteenth. That leaves investors just four trading days until the Russell index rebalancing hits after the June 26 close.
NuScale Power Corp was last at $11.74 in regular trading Thursday, holding most of a sharp rally in a holiday-shortened week. The NYSE-listed nuclear stock surged about 19% from a week earlier, but markets were closed Friday for Juneteenth and through the weekend.
Rocket Lab is set to start Monday as part of the Nasdaq-100, a move that puts the launch and space systems company in more big growth indexes. It follows a bumpy stretch for space stocks last week.
Bank of America Corp shares start the week a touch below year highs. BAC last traded at $56.20 on Thursday, off 0.58% for the session. The stock had closed at $56.84 Tuesday and hit $57.98 Wednesday. Markets were closed Friday for Juneteenth.
Amazon.com stock ended Thursday at $244.39, gaining 2.9% before markets shut down for Juneteenth and the weekend. As Prime Day week kicks off, investors are eyeing two things: Amazon’s retail momentum and the company’s push to make AI costs pay off in its chip business.
Flex Ltd. heads into Monday’s session as a new S&P 500 member after a rough, fast week for the stock, which ended the holiday-shortened stretch lower despite a late bounce. FLEX closed Thursday at $147.61, the last regular-session price before the Juneteenth market holiday.
SoFi Technologies shares picked up steam heading into the week, closing at $17.91 on Thursday, a 2.8% gain in the last U.S. session before the Juneteenth holiday. The digital lender ended last week at $16.58, so SoFi added about 8% over the four sessions.
AMC Entertainment Holdings enters the coming week with momentum after its shares climbed sharply in a holiday-shortened U.S. trading week, helped by stronger theater attendance, a completed stock sale and a weekend box-office jolt from Disney-Pixar’s “Toy Story 5.”
Grab Holdings shares finished the shortened U.S. trading week up, catching a lift from a Nasdaq rally and new focus on the Southeast Asian super-app’s profit targets as markets closed for Juneteenth and the weekend.