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Last Week on Shenzhen Stock Exchange: ChiNext Reform Push Fails to Halt Weekly Slide

Last Week on Shenzhen Stock Exchange: ChiNext Reform Push Fails to Halt Weekly Slide

China announced Friday it’s rolling out fresh listing rules for Shenzhen’s ChiNext board, aiming to attract more innovative firms. Still, even with a small bounce that day, markets in the city wrapped up the week lower. The Shenzhen Component index added 0.59%, finishing at 14,172.63 on March 6. ChiNext, which focuses on high-growth names, climbed 0.38% to 3,229.30. Both benchmarks, though, closed out the week down—off 2.2% and 2.4% from the previous Friday.
7 March 2026
Wall Street Feels the Heat (and Thrill): Fed Cuts, Tariffs & Mega-Mergers Set NYSE Buzz

Stock Market Today 07.03.2026

LIVEMarkets rolling coverageStarted: March 7, 2026, 12:00 AM ESTUpdated: March 7, 2026, 11:59 PM EST TC Energy (TSX:TRP) Valuation Review Amid Recent Share Gains March 7, 2026, 11:06 PM EST. TC Energy (TSX:TRP) shares have climbed roughly 6.87% over 30 days and nearly 38% over one year, reaching around CA$86.59, slightly above its CA$84.41 fair value estimate. Despite short-term price fluctuations, momentum has built steadily. The company benefits from a solid asset base, stable earnings, and ongoing ESG initiatives, positioning it well in a shifting energy market. However, risks include project backlog execution challenges and potential shifts in natural gas
7 March 2026
Robinhood Markets cuts RVI IPO size as premium card push targets wealthier investors

Robinhood Markets cuts RVI IPO size as premium card push targets wealthier investors

Robinhood Markets priced the initial public offering of its first private-markets fund, Robinhood Ventures Fund I, at 12,615,608 shares at $25 apiece on Friday, well below the 40 million-share plan it outlined when the roadshow began last month. Robinhood said the deal would give RVI a total fund size of $658.4 million, or up to $705.7 million if the underwriter’s option is exercised in full.
Vale denies it’s planning a Base Metals IPO after Brazil regulator queries CEO comments

Vale denies it’s planning a Base Metals IPO after Brazil regulator queries CEO comments

Vale clarified it isn’t conducting any studies or has taken any management decision on a possible share sale of its Vale Base Metals arm. The statement comes after Brazil’s securities regulator and the B3 exchange pressed the company to address media reports linked to remarks by Vale Base Metals CEO Shaun Usmar. According to a letter from the regulator, Usmar told BNN Bloomberg Television the unit’s goal was “to prepare the company for an IPO for our shareholders … around mid-year.”
6 March 2026
Nu Holdings lands Inter Miami stadium naming rights in latest U.S. branding push

Nu Holdings lands Inter Miami stadium naming rights in latest U.S. branding push

Nu Holdings Ltd, operator of Brazil’s Nubank, has landed a multiyear deal with Inter Miami CF for naming rights at the soccer club’s new Miami stadium, the company announced Wednesday. The move marks Nu’s bid to boost its U.S. visibility. Cristina Junqueira of Nu described the partnership as an “anchor” for their brand stateside. Inter Miami’s managing owner Jorge Mas said the club sought out partners sharing a “disruptor mindset.”
6 March 2026
U.S. Stock Market Today: Wall Street Beats Global Peers as Iran War Sends Oil Prices Higher

U.S. Stock Market Today: Wall Street Beats Global Peers as Iran War Sends Oil Prices Higher

U.S. stock index futures slipped ahead of Friday’s open, with the war involving Iran continuing to lift oil prices and stoke inflation fears. Shares of American Airlines dropped around 1% in premarket action, while Marvell Technology surged 12% on the back of a bullish long-term sales outlook. Occidental Petroleum advanced 2%. Despite all this, Wall Street still outperformed both Europe and Asia for the week. The Nasdaq managed to stay positive on the week, bolstered by a turnaround in tech stocks and optimism that the U.S.—thanks to its net oil exporter status—might weather the shock better than others.
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