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Stock Market 15 February 2026
U.S. stock markets were closed on June 19, 2026, for Juneteenth, with trading resuming after the long weekend. The Dow ended Thursday at 51,564.70, up 0.14% for the day and 0.7% for the week. In Toronto, WELL Health fell 3.7% to C$4.19 on lighter trading, while MDA Space rose 4.4% to C$58.08 after announcing a US$620 million all-cash acquisition of Blue Canyon Technologies from RTX’s Raytheon, aiming to expand its U.S. defense-space business. Fermi gained about 10% to $9.50 on high volume, with attention on Project Matador, though no binding tenant agreement was confirmed. Nu Holdings closed at $12.71 on Thursday, down 1.5% but up 4% for the week, amid downgrades from Citi, Susquehanna, and BofA focusing on credit costs, leadership changes, and valuation. Coeur Mining ended at $17.51, nearly flat for the session but up 1.8% since June 12, and is set to join the S&P MidCap 400. Netflix closed at $77.38, up for the day but down 3.7% from the previous Friday. Shopify’s Toronto shares dropped 1.1% to C$152.06, while its Nasdaq shares were little changed for the week after a midweek slump. Rocket Companies rose 9.08% to $14.42, with traders watching mortgage rates and Fed policy. Micron climbed 8.7% to $1,133.99, up 15.5% for the week, ahead of its fiscal Q3 results. Exxon Mobil ended at $137.81, down 6.3% for the week as Brent crude prices slid. Alamos Gold dropped 18% to C$42.13 after lowering its production outlook. Other notable moves included Snap’s third straight decline, Keel’s gains after a $458 million convertible note sale, and NuScale Power’s 13.54% jump despite development risks.