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Stock Market 3 February 2026

U.S. index ETFs showed little movement in after-hours trading, with blue-chip stocks slightly up and growth stocks weaker, continuing the regular session’s trend. Amazon shares dropped 4.75% as investors questioned the payoff timeline for the tech industry’s heavy AI spending. Keel Infrastructure rose 5.9% to a new 52-week high, driven by investor interest in its power assets for potential AI data center leasing. Nokia shares climbed in both Helsinki and the U.S. after expanding its AI network-software partnership with Google Cloud. Infleqtion gained about 5% following a White House policy boost for quantum technologies, though risks include ongoing losses and unproven hardware. Nexentis Technologies more than doubled after an AI drug-discovery update, with heavy trading throughout the session. Grab fell 2.24% and is down 30% this year despite higher revenue and profit, as investors weigh its buyback and AI initiatives against concerns about competition and growth. Tesla shares rose 1.14% as focus remained on its robotaxi strategy and potential closer ties among Elon Musk’s companies. Marvell Technology fell 0.9% in its S&P 500 debut but remains up over 260% this year due to AI infrastructure demand, with investors balancing index-fund buying and high valuations. Apple slipped 0.3% but outperformed most large tech peers. Nvidia fell 0.97%, with large tech names dragging the Nasdaq down 1.3%. SpaceX shares dropped 16.43% amid its first bond sale, though the stock remains above its IPO price. Chipotle fell 6%, outpacing the broader restaurant group. Snap remains 19% below its June 15 close, with investor focus on capital discipline. Joby Aviation declined 1.4%, with lawsuits and index changes in focus. Coherent neared a 52-week high, with attention on U.S. indium phosphide capacity amid China’s stricter controls. UiPath fell 1.2% ahead of its annual meeting, with investors watching recurring-contract growth. The S&P 500 lost 0.48% and the Nasdaq 1.41%, as losses in Alphabet and other big tech stocks outweighed sector gains elsewhere. The Dow gained 0.28%, led by Caterpillar and Visa, while Alphabet’s decline weighed on tech. Ford was flat as Canadian contract talks began.
BP stock edges up as activist investors press for proof on oil-and-gas pivot

BP stock edges up as activist investors press for proof on oil-and-gas pivot

BP shares edged up 0.3% to 463.5 pence Tuesday morning as investors awaited fourth-quarter results due Feb. 10. The Australasian Centre for Corporate Responsibility filed a shareholder resolution seeking more clarity on BP’s shift from low-carbon to oil and gas spending. BP repurchased 2.86 million shares Monday, with 15.72 billion shares outstanding as of Jan. 31. Brent crude slipped 0.5% to $65.96 a barrel.
3 February 2026
GSK share price nears a one-year high ahead of earnings after Wave drug handback and R&D cuts

GSK share price nears a one-year high ahead of earnings after Wave drug handback and R&D cuts

GSK shares edged up 0.1% to 1,926.5 pence Tuesday, nearing a one-year high ahead of its earnings report due Wednesday. The company is cutting about 350 R&D jobs in the UK and U.S. and recently returned rights to the WVE-006 drug candidate to Wave Life Sciences. Investors await CEO Luke Miels’ first major update and signals on cost controls and R&D priorities.
British American Tobacco share price ticks up on fresh buyback notice as dividend, Feb 12 results near

British American Tobacco share price ticks up on fresh buyback notice as dividend, Feb 12 results near

British American Tobacco shares rose 0.6% to 4,459 pence in early London trading after the company bought back 108,725 shares on Feb. 2, to be cancelled. BAT will pay its next dividend on Feb. 4 and release preliminary 2025 results on Feb. 12. The latest buyback reduced the share count to 2,176,779,980. Previous session volume was about 5.4 million shares.
3 February 2026
Glencore stock rises on Citi adviser talk as Rio Tinto deadline nears — what to watch next

Glencore stock rises on Citi adviser talk as Rio Tinto deadline nears — what to watch next

Glencore shares rose 0.9% to 505.6 pence in early London trading after reports it is close to hiring Citi for possible Rio Tinto merger talks. Rio Tinto faces a UK takeover deadline to clarify its intentions by Feb. 5. Both companies declined to comment. Investors await news on a possible deadline extension and Glencore’s full-year results due Feb. 18.
Rio Tinto share price: Glencore taps Citi as Feb. 5 takeover clock ticks

Rio Tinto share price: Glencore taps Citi as Feb. 5 takeover clock ticks

Glencore is close to appointing Citigroup as lead adviser for merger talks with Rio Tinto, sources say, ahead of a Feb. 5 UK takeover deadline. Rio Tinto shares closed up 0.95% at 6,802 pence Monday amid market volatility. Initial talks in January included a possible all-share merger. Major shareholders FMR LLC and FIL Limited disclosed recent purchases of Rio Tinto shares.
Rolls-Royce (RR.L) share price today: buyback update lands ahead of Feb 26 results

Rolls-Royce (RR.L) share price today: buyback update lands ahead of Feb 26 results

Rolls-Royce bought back 195,383 shares on Monday as part of its £200 million interim buyback, bringing total repurchases to 10,852,055 shares since January. The stock closed up 1.6% at 1,230.5 pence, below its 52-week high. The buyback runs until Feb. 24, with UBS AG London Branch executing trades. Rolls-Royce reported 8,436,095,193 voting rights as of Jan. 31.
Hongkong Land share price jumps 4% in Singapore — H78 hits a fresh 52-week high

Hongkong Land share price jumps 4% in Singapore — H78 hits a fresh 52-week high

Hongkong Land Holdings shares rose 4.23% to $8.63 in Singapore Tuesday, nearing the top of their 52-week range on volume of 2.78 million shares. The move followed gains in Asian markets and metals, with property stocks drawing renewed interest as rate expectations shifted. Investors await the company’s earnings report on March 5 for updates on leasing and asset values.

Stock Market Today

  • Asian Shares Mixed as Iran War Concerns and Oil Prices Impact Markets
    June 22, 2026, 11:01 PM EDT. Asian shares traded mixed Tuesday amid caution over the ongoing conflict in Iran. Japan's Nikkei 225 dropped 0.9% to 71,681.29, South Korea's Kospi fell 2.8%, while Australia's S&P/ASX 200 and Shanghai Composite edged higher. Oil prices softened after U.S.-Iran talks raised hopes for ending the war, which could reopen the strategic Strait of Hormuz. U.S. crude was up 35 cents at $74.21 a barrel. Wall Street saw a mixed session with the S&P 500 down 0.4% amid declines in Big Tech stocks. Treasury yields rose to 4.50%, reflecting possible Federal Reserve rate hikes to combat inflation, forecasted to increase to 4.1% in May. SpaceX shares fell 16.4% following recent gains. Currency markets showed a slight rise in the U.S. dollar against the yen.

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Amazon Stock Just Got Hit Before Prime Day — AI Spending Fears Are Back

Amazon Stock Just Got Hit Before Prime Day — AI Spending Fears Are Back

23 June 2026
Amazon shares plunged 4.75% to $232.79 as investors questioned whether the company’s massive AI and cloud spending will pay off quickly enough, just ahead of Prime Day—a key test of U.S. consumer demand—with Bank of America projecting $21.6 billion in sales for the event and analysts warning that profit quality could disappoint if shoppers focus on lower-margin essentials.
Keel Shares Hit Record—What’s Next for the Stock

Keel Shares Hit Record—What’s Next for the Stock

23 June 2026
Keel Infrastructure Corp. surged 5.9% to a 52-week high as investors bet its power sites can be converted to AI data-center leases, with shares ending at $6.66 on heavy volume; the stock’s rally now hinges on permits, construction, and landing customer contracts, while upcoming Russell 3000 index inclusion and recent $458 million convertible note financing add both opportunity and dilution risk.
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