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Tesla Stock Rises Despite China Sales Drop as Musk’s China Trip Invitation Raises Stakes

Tesla Stock Rises Despite China Sales Drop as Musk’s China Trip Invitation Raises Stakes

Tesla stock climbed Monday, despite new figures from China showing the EV maker’s retail sales in the country dropped 9.66% in April, totaling 25,956 vehicles. Meanwhile, exports from Tesla’s Shanghai plant surged 80.04% to 53,522 vehicles. That divergence sliced through last week’s broad rebound in China-made sales, shifting attention to Tesla’s evolving demand landscape.
Nebius Stock Rally Hits a Crucial $18 Billion AI Test Before Q1 Earnings

Nebius Stock Rally Hits a Crucial $18 Billion AI Test Before Q1 Earnings

Nebius Group surged in U.S. trading Monday, as shares jumped to $190.98—up $13.93 on the session. The Amsterdam-based AI cloud firm even hit $196.39 earlier in the day, flirting with new highs just ahead of its quarterly report. That update, due in two days, will show if Nebius’s ambitious data-center push is enough for investors. Nasdaq: NBIS has now extended a rally that Yahoo Finance recently pegged as a 14.6% gain, driven by Nvidia’s support and big cloud contract wins.
Pfizer Stock Rebound Bet: Why the Beaten-Down Healthcare Giant Is Back in Focus

Pfizer Stock Rebound Bet: Why the Beaten-Down Healthcare Giant Is Back in Focus

Pfizer stock picked up 1.5% to hit $26.07 as of 10:58 a.m. EDT on Monday, bringing the company’s market value to roughly $149 billion. Investors seem willing to revisit the name after a steep drop from its COVID-era highs, with attention zeroing in on three main issues: looming patent expirations, a late-stage push into the GLP-1 weight-loss drug market, and whether Pfizer has enough cash to keep its dividend intact.
11 May 2026
Stock Market Today: S&P 500, Nasdaq Hit Fresh Records as Oil Spike Tests Wall Street Rally

Stock Market Today: S&P 500, Nasdaq Hit Fresh Records as Oil Spike Tests Wall Street Rally

U.S. stocks pushed up on Monday, with both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq reaching new highs as gains in chipmakers and energy names persisted. Crude prices jumped after U.S.-Iran talks stalled, fanning fresh inflation concerns, but the rally held. “The worry list is long, but the economy keeps proving the bears wrong,” said Robert Edwards, chief investment officer at Edwards Asset Management, in comments to Reuters.
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