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Stock Market 9 February 2026

Applied Digital closed at $46.59 on Thursday, up 2.24% for the day and 9.1% higher than the previous Friday, after completing a $1.59 billion senior-secured notes sale. Oklo ended at $61.17, rising 4% on June 18, with Centrus having a letter for domestic HALEU fuel deliveries for up to five Aurora powerhouses starting in 2029. Robinhood finished at $108.15, up about 16% from June 12, and plans to cut its full-time workforce by around 10%, expecting $28 million in restructuring charges. CoreWeave closed at $117.95, up 17.3% from last Friday, ahead of joining the Nasdaq-100 along with Astera Labs, Nebius, Rocket Lab, and Teradyne. Coherent shares closed at $389.57, up 2.8% for the day, after signing a letter of intent to receive up to $50 million from the U.S. CHIPS Act. Applied Optoelectronics ended at $161.85, down 3.3% for the day and 4.3% for the week. Micron closed at $1,133.99, up 8.7% for the day and 15.5% for the week, with attention on next week’s earnings. Amkor Technology ended at $90.46, rising 4.7% after TSMC signed a 10-year deal for advanced packaging and testing in Arizona. Rocket Lab ended at $107.24, up 4.7% for the week after an analyst upgrade and index news. Marvell ended at $310.58, up 7.27%, and will enter the S&P 500. IonQ closed at $56.55, up 3.4% for the day but down 2.2% for the week.
Australia stock market today: ASX 200 jumps nearly 2% as tech rebounds; Pepper Money spikes on bid

Australia stock market today: ASX 200 jumps nearly 2% as tech rebounds; Pepper Money spikes on bid

The S&P/ASX 200 jumped 1.85% to 8,870.1 on Monday, erasing much of Friday’s losses as tech and real estate stocks led gains. Car Group surged 9.9% after strong results, while Pepper Money soared on a takeover bid. Australian household spending fell 0.4% in December. Traders now await major bank earnings and key U.S. economic data this week.
UK stock market today: FTSE 100 slips as Starmer turmoil weighs; NatWest deal and Greggs downgrade in focus

UK stock market today: FTSE 100 slips as Starmer turmoil weighs; NatWest deal and Greggs downgrade in focus

London’s FTSE 100 slipped 0.1% to 10,360.11 in morning trade, as political turmoil around Prime Minister Keir Starmer unsettled markets. NatWest shares dropped 4.5% after agreeing to buy Evelyn Partners for £2.7 billion. The pound was steady at $1.3607, while the 10-year gilt yield reached 4.554%. Gold topped $5,000 and Brent crude hovered near $68 a barrel.
9 February 2026
HSBC stock price today: HSBA.L edges up as UK banks pivot to wealth fees before Feb. 25 results

HSBC stock price today: HSBA.L edges up as UK banks pivot to wealth fees before Feb. 25 results

HSBC shares rose 0.4% to around 1,312 pence in London by 10:38 GMT as investors awaited annual results due Feb. 25. NatWest’s £2.7 billion deal to buy Evelyn Partners renewed focus on wealth management fees. UK gilt yields climbed amid political uncertainty after the resignation of Prime Minister Starmer’s top aide. HSBC traded between 1,308 and 1,316.8 pence after closing at 1,305.8 on Friday.
9 February 2026
Metlen share price rebounds in London after profit warning; investors brace for March 31 results

Metlen share price rebounds in London after profit warning; investors brace for March 31 results

Metlen Energy & Metals shares rose 4.8% in London Monday after plunging 20% Friday on a profit warning and fresh project overruns. The stock hit a 52-week low of 35.20 euros before rebounding to 37.50 euros. Metlen cut its 2025 EBITDA outlook by 25% after new cost overruns at its M Power Projects unit and delays in renewables asset sales. Market value stood at €5.36 billion by mid-morning.
China Mobile stock slides after Goldman Sachs downgrade as 5G build outlook cools

China Mobile stock slides after Goldman Sachs downgrade as 5G build outlook cools

China Mobile shares fell 2.1% to HK$78.50 after Goldman Sachs downgraded the stock to “Neutral” and cut its target price to HK$88. The drop came as the Hang Seng Index rose 1.76%. Goldman cited slower 5G growth and flagged a reduced pace of new base-station rollouts for 2026 and 2027. China Telecom and China Unicom also slipped, but China Mobile’s decline was steeper.
SMIC stock jumps 4% in Hong Kong ahead of Tuesday results as chip sentiment steadies

SMIC stock jumps 4% in Hong Kong ahead of Tuesday results as chip sentiment steadies

SMIC shares closed up 4.1% at HK$70.35 in Hong Kong Monday ahead of a board meeting Tuesday to approve unaudited quarterly results. The move followed gains in global chip stocks and a strong Hong Kong debut for Montage Technology. SMIC’s Shanghai shares rose about 2% to 114.93 yuan. Investors are watching for updates on demand, capacity, and management’s outlook.
Stellantis stock price: what to watch before the open after ACC shelves two battery gigafactories

Stellantis stock price: what to watch before the open after ACC shelves two battery gigafactories

Stellantis shares fell 23.7% Friday after the company disclosed a €22.2 billion charge tied to scaling back electric-vehicle plans and shelving battery gigafactories in Italy and Germany. The battery joint venture ACC told unions the projects would not proceed. Stellantis reported a preliminary net loss of up to €21 billion for the second half of 2025 and canceled its dividend. Investors await further details at results on Feb. 26.
Datavault AI (DVLT) stock rises in premarket after Friday’s 33% spike — what investors watch next

Datavault AI (DVLT) stock rises in premarket after Friday’s 33% spike — what investors watch next

Datavault AI Inc shares climbed about 4% to $0.884 in premarket trading Monday after a 32.9% jump Friday. The company last week reported preliminary 2025 revenue of at least $30 million, up from $2.7 million in 2024, and announced $49 million in new agreements. No new press releases have been issued since Feb. 5. Token distribution is set to begin Feb. 21.
Pagaya stock jumps in premarket ahead of earnings call as PGY traders eye 2026 outlook

Pagaya stock jumps in premarket ahead of earnings call as PGY traders eye 2026 outlook

Pagaya shares jumped about 10% to $20.50 in premarket trading Monday ahead of its fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results, due before the market opens. Analysts expect earnings of roughly $0.34 per share on $347 million in revenue. The company’s 8:30 a.m. ET call will include its 2026 outlook. Broader U.S. index futures traded higher before a busy week of economic data and earnings.
Novo Nordisk stock jumps 8% as Hims drops $49 semaglutide pill plan

Novo Nordisk stock jumps 8% as Hims drops $49 semaglutide pill plan

Novo Nordisk shares jumped 8.3% in Copenhagen after Hims & Hers scrapped plans to sell a $49 compounded semaglutide weight-loss pill. The move follows U.S. regulatory warnings and legal threats over mass-marketed compounded GLP-1 drugs. The FDA signaled enforcement action against unapproved compounded versions. Eli Lilly plans to launch a competing weight-loss pill in April.
DBS share price drops after earnings miss; dividend dates and rate outlook now in focus

DBS share price drops after earnings miss; dividend dates and rate outlook now in focus

DBS shares closed down 1.9% at S$58.19 after fourth-quarter profit fell 10% to S$2.26 billion, missing estimates. Net interest margin slipped to 1.93% from 2.15% a year earlier. The bank expects 2026 net profit to come in slightly below 2025 levels as rates fall. Investors await the April 8 ex-dividend date and results from UOB and OCBC later this month.
Billionaires Buy These AI Stocks Up 2,000% — and It’s Not Nvidia or Broadcom

Billionaires Buy These AI Stocks Up 2,000% — and It’s Not Nvidia or Broadcom

Ken Griffin, Cliff Asness, Israel Englander, and Steven Cohen bought shares of Palantir Technologies and Comfort Systems USA in the third quarter, according to a new report. Palantir shares have surged about 2,000% since January 2023, while Comfort Systems is up 970%. Palantir rose 4.5% and Comfort Systems 7% in premarket trading Monday. Robinhood Markets gained 14%, and Nvidia and Broadcom each rose 7%.

Stock Market Today

  • Apple's iPhone Price Hike Signals Continued Memory Chip Inflation, Boosts Micron Prospects
    June 20, 2026, 4:43 PM EDT. Apple's decision to raise iPhone prices by 5-10% due to surging memory chip costs highlights significant memory inflation pressures the company cannot fully absorb, validating bullish views on Micron Technology. Analyst Gene Munster notes that Apple's pricing move signals a strong squeeze on chip supply and pricing power. Micron (NASDAQ:MU), a leading semiconductor memory maker, reported robust fiscal Q2 results with revenue up 196%, and forecasts $33.5 billion revenue and 81% gross margin in Q3, reflecting continued demand and supply constraints. The stock has surged over 260% year-to-date amid this backdrop. Meanwhile, Apple's chip partnerships and the broader semiconductor industry gains underscore the strategic role of memory in the AI era.

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Roblox shares climb as RBLX engagement picks up, testing safety focus

Roblox shares climb as RBLX engagement picks up, testing safety focus

20 June 2026
Roblox soared 7.31% to $51.53, capping a 19% rebound since June 12 as engagement rose for a third week, driven by “Grow a Garden 2” and Russia’s return after a ban lift; investors now await next week’s trading to see if user gains can continue despite tighter child-safety controls that previously hurt growth.
Dell closes out short week with gains, AI server push stays in view

Dell closes out short week with gains, AI server push stays in view

20 June 2026
Dell closed at $409.50 on June 18, up about 3.5% from June 12, as investors focus on its booming AI server business after record Q1 results and a raised fiscal 2027 revenue outlook, with $24.4 billion in AI orders and a new quarterly dividend declared; all eyes now turn to the June 25 annual meeting amid ongoing risks from supply chain, demand, and tech sector volatility.
Palantir trades into the week as France move puts AI at risk in Europe

Palantir trades into the week as France move puts AI at risk in Europe

20 June 2026
Palantir faces a multi-year loss of its French DGSI contract to ChapsVision as France pushes for sovereign tech, casting uncertainty over its international government business even as U.S. revenue surges and the stock closed at $128.47, down 1.65% on June 18; investors eye risks if more European governments follow suit.
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