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Stock Market 21 June 2026

Infosys drops after Accenture forecast adds to Indian IT pressure

Infosys stock heads into the week after Accenture news hits Nifty IT

Infosys comes into this week facing renewed selling after shares slid 6.75% Friday to close at ₹1,051.40. The stock touched ₹1,030 during the session and saw turnover above 45.6 million shares. The drop is key now as it put pressure on the market’s bet that India’s big IT exporters were nearing a demand rebound. Accenture, seen as a bellwether for Indian tech by many investors, cut the top of its fiscal-year growth forecast. That points to choppy client spending. “Local currency” growth takes out currency effects for a clearer picture of demand.
Six Fiserv Insiders Bought $1.72M of NASDAQ: FISV Ahead of Holiday

Six Fiserv Insiders Bought $1.72M of NASDAQ: FISV Ahead of Holiday

KEY TAKEAWAYS Fiserv insiders, including CFO Paul Todd, legal head Adam Rosman, and four board members, picked up 34,781 shares of NASDAQ: FISV for roughly $1.72 million between June 16 and 17, according to SEC filings. But the stock still faces heavy selling. CEO Mike Lyons’s sudden departure put Fiserv’s comeback in doubt again, and the recent insider buys haven’t changed that view. FISV finished the final session before Juneteenth at $47.86, off 1.9% Thursday and trading 3.4% below the group’s $49.55 average cost. Monday’s news about leadership already knocked the shares down 10.9% to $47.91.
CoreWeave edges higher before Nasdaq-100 debut, week looks ahead to debt moves

CoreWeave stock moves up as it eyes Nasdaq-100 after 17% weekly gain

CoreWeave opens Monday with a new spot in the Nasdaq-100 and a stock up 17.3% over the last five sessions. That gives the market its next read on demand for AI infrastructure names. U.S. trading was closed Friday for Juneteenth, with markets still shut through the weekend. Monday is the first regular session after the holiday. CoreWeave, the AI cloud firm, is set to join the Nasdaq-100 ahead of the market open on June 22. The Nasdaq-100 tracks 100 of the largest non-financial names on the Nasdaq. Nasdaq says funds and products tied to the index control more than $800 billion in assets worldwide. That forces index funds to buy shares of companies as they’re added.
Stocks to Watch: SPCX, MU, XOM on Radar Before Monday Bell

Stocks to Watch: SPCX, MU, XOM on Radar Before Monday Bell

Key points Gap risk is clear for three names heading into Monday. NASDAQ: SPCX closed Thursday at $185.00, down 3.56%, with a Sunday report showing MSCI gave SpaceX its lowest ESG mark. Option markets price in a ±10% swing for the week. NASDAQ: MU soared 8.70% to a record $1,133.99 after Apple flagged higher memory bills. Micron reports earnings Wednesday. NYSE: XOM slipped 2.08% to $137.81 as traders leaned into the de-escalation with Iran, but late Sunday Iran’s Tasnim news agency said Hormuz stays shut pending a Lebanon ceasefire and enforceable oil waivers. U.S. equities didn’t price any of this after Friday’s Juneteenth pause.
Verizon stock ends short week lower as plan overhaul faces investor test

Verizon stock ends short week lower as plan overhaul faces investor test

Verizon Communications Inc. ended a holiday-shortened week under pressure, with the stock falling in all four trading sessions and closing Thursday at $45.37, down 5.7% from its June 12 close of $48.11. U.S. markets were shut Friday for Juneteenth, leaving that Thursday close as the latest full session price. The timing matters. Verizon’s selloff landed in the same week the company tried to sharpen its consumer pitch: simpler wireless plans, no activation or upgrade fees, and a loyalty program offering 3% back on bills from July. Alfonso Villanueva, interim CEO of Verizon Consumer Group and chief transformation officer, told Reuters the question was, “How do we create a value proposition that makes sense for every cohort?” and added that Verizon was convinced retention would improve.
21 June 2026
Plug Power finishes week up as investors look at funding changes

Plug Power to watch cash and deals with Monday trade on deck

Plug Power Inc. will start the week trading above $2.80 after shares bounced on Thursday. The stock didn’t see any action on Friday, since Nasdaq stayed shut for Juneteenth on June 19. Nasdaq’s regular hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Eastern, Monday through Friday. This is key for the Plug trade, which remains more focused on liquidity than on single-day swings. Investors are still watching how much cash and financing Plug has to keep the business going, and they’re waiting to see if management can deliver on its pledge to get the hydrogen maker to positive adjusted profit by late this year.
Nu Holdings stock: Buyback and credit risks shape NU after rebound in shortened week

Nu Holdings stock: Buyback and credit risks shape NU after rebound in shortened week

Nu Holdings Ltd. will try to hold onto gains Monday after the stock slipped 1.4% to $12.71 on Thursday. The NYSE-listed shares of the Brazilian digital bank still finished about 4.3% higher than their June 12 close. U.S. markets were shut Friday for Juneteenth, so Thursday’s finish was the last regular-session price. Nu jumped 13.5% from its June 3 low of $11.20, closing well above that mark, but shares are still trading about a third under the 52-week high of $18.98 from Jan. 29. The bounce stands out after a tough start to June, but the bigger drop hasn’t been undone.
21 June 2026
Transocean slides by week’s end with oil risks hanging over Valaris tie-up

Transocean slides by week’s end with oil risks hanging over Valaris tie-up

Transocean Ltd. starts the week facing pressure after NYSE shares dropped to $5.31 in the last session. That puts the offshore driller down around 12% since the June 12 close ahead of the Juneteenth holiday. The Thursday low of $5.14 is the level traders are watching for RIG when markets open on Monday. The drop was notable, as most stocks ended the holiday-shortened week in the green. The S&P 500 added 0.93% over the week, while the Nasdaq climbed 2.43%. That came as inflation worries cooled after a U.S.-Iran deal cut oil prices.
Super Micro set for next week after $7B AI server funding lift

Super Micro set for next week after $7B AI server funding lift

Super Micro Computer opens Monday still working to recover from selling pressure sparked by its big financing plan. The stock bounced late last week, ending the short week nearly unchanged. Tough to read the tape. U.S. exchanges were shut Friday for Juneteenth, so there was no cash session. There were no fresh numbers Sunday either. The last move was Thursday, when the stock climbed 10.37% to $30.66. That followed back-to-back drops on Tuesday and Wednesday that weighed on the AI-server maker.
AI Infrastructure Stocks Outpace Nvidia as Power Becomes the Bottleneck

AI Infrastructure Stocks Outpace Nvidia as Power Becomes the Bottleneck

GE Vernova, Vertiv and Eaton outpaced Nvidia in the holiday-shortened U.S. week, while federal regulators moved to address the grid connections holding back new data centers. The four-session rally put a market price on a physical constraint: processors can be delivered faster than electricity infrastructure can be approved, built and connected. The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq were closed Friday for Juneteenth; both remain shut Sunday.
$350 Billion Worth of Russell Trades Set to Hit Stocks This Week

$350 Billion Worth of Russell Trades Set to Hit Stocks This Week

U.S. stock funds are set for a major mechanical trade when markets open after the weekend. Friday’s cash equity session was shut for Juneteenth. That leaves investors just four trading days until the Russell index rebalancing hits after the June 26 close. Russell’s reconstitution is a rules-driven reset of which companies are in the index and what weight they carry. Roughly $12.2 trillion tracks or is invested in products tied to Russell U.S. indexes. During last year’s event, $217.2 billion traded hands at the close. “U.S. equity markets broadened over the past year,” said Catherine Yoshimoto, director of product management at FTSE Russell, but tech and artificial intelligence still drove most gains.
NuScale Power Eyes Week After 14% Gain and Paragon SMR Deal

NuScale Power Eyes Week After 14% Gain and Paragon SMR Deal

NuScale Power Corp was last at $11.74 in regular trading Thursday, holding most of a sharp rally in a holiday-shortened week. The NYSE-listed nuclear stock surged about 19% from a week earlier, but markets were closed Friday for Juneteenth and through the weekend. Timing could be key. Investors will get their first full shot at this stock on Monday after a volatile rally last week. The New York Stock Exchange’s regular hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ET. The exchange lists Juneteenth National Independence Day as a market holiday on Friday, June 19, 2026.
21 June 2026
Rocket Lab readies for Nasdaq-100 start as shares recover after the holiday

Rocket Lab readies for Nasdaq-100 start as shares recover after the holiday

Rocket Lab is set to start Monday as part of the Nasdaq-100, a move that puts the launch and space systems company in more big growth indexes. It follows a bumpy stretch for space stocks last week. The timing is important. With U.S. markets shut Friday for Juneteenth and still closed Sunday, traders will have to react to the index change when Nasdaq opens Monday at 9:30 a.m. EDT. Nasdaq said Rocket Lab, Astera Labs, CoreWeave, Nebius and Teradyne will join the Nasdaq-100 before the start of trading on June 22.
BofA trades close to record ahead of Fed stress test week

BofA trades close to record ahead of Fed stress test week

Bank of America Corp shares start the week a touch below year highs. BAC last traded at $56.20 on Thursday, off 0.58% for the session. The stock had closed at $56.84 Tuesday and hit $57.98 Wednesday. Markets were closed Friday for Juneteenth. That’s relevant now as bank investors face two things: a more hawkish Federal Reserve, and the Fed’s comments on big-bank strength when it posts its yearly stress-test results Wednesday. Stress tests are regulatory checks where a severe recession is modeled to see if banks have the capital to keep lending.
Amazon stock nears Prime Day week as AWS chip push, FTC risk come into view

Amazon stock nears Prime Day week as AWS chip push, FTC risk come into view

Amazon.com stock ended Thursday at $244.39, gaining 2.9% before markets shut down for Juneteenth and the weekend. As Prime Day week kicks off, investors are eyeing two things: Amazon’s retail momentum and the company’s push to make AI costs pay off in its chip business. Amazon’s Prime Day kicks off Tuesday, June 23, and continues through Friday, June 26. The sale, which covers electronics, fashion, beauty, home, groceries, and more, will feature millions of deals for Prime members, Amazon said. Prime Day is not an earnings event, but it gives a read on short-term Prime demand.
Flex stock heads into S&P 500 debut after volatile shortened week

Flex stock heads into S&P 500 debut after volatile shortened week

Flex Ltd. heads into Monday’s session as a new S&P 500 member after a rough, fast week for the stock, which ended the holiday-shortened stretch lower despite a late bounce. FLEX closed Thursday at $147.61, the last regular-session price before the Juneteenth market holiday. That is the point now. Flex is moving from the S&P MidCap 400 into the S&P 500, the large-company benchmark followed by index funds and portfolio managers, before trading opens June 22. Chief Executive Revathi Advaithi called the move a “landmark milestone,” but the market has already had two weeks to price it.
SoFi trades up after holiday-shortened week as investors keep watch on guidance

SoFi trades up after holiday-shortened week as investors keep watch on guidance

SoFi Technologies shares picked up steam heading into the week, closing at $17.91 on Thursday, a 2.8% gain in the last U.S. session before the Juneteenth holiday. The digital lender ended last week at $16.58, so SoFi added about 8% over the four sessions. SoFi is now behaving more like a high-beta fintech stock than a standard lender, tied to swings in risk appetite, rate moves and consumer credit sentiment. Gains in the broader market padded things: the Nasdaq Composite jumped 1.91% on Thursday and finished the week up 2.43%. The S&P 500 added 0.93% for the week, helped by weaker oil prices and chip stocks, even as worries about more Fed rate hikes returned.
21 June 2026
AMC Entertainment stock heads into week ahead with Toy Story 5 box-office lift

AMC Entertainment stock heads into week ahead with Toy Story 5 box-office lift

AMC Entertainment Holdings enters the coming week with momentum after its shares climbed sharply in a holiday-shortened U.S. trading week, helped by stronger theater attendance, a completed stock sale and a weekend box-office jolt from Disney-Pixar’s “Toy Story 5.” The stock closed at $2.83 on Thursday, up 6.39% for the session and about 21% from the June 12 close of $2.34, according to market data. U.S. markets were closed Friday for Juneteenth and are closed Sunday, leaving Thursday’s close as the latest regular-session print.
GRAB shares climb in short week as market looks at Grab profit goals, Indonesia banking plans

GRAB shares climb in short week as market looks at Grab profit goals, Indonesia banking plans

Grab Holdings shares finished the shortened U.S. trading week up, catching a lift from a Nasdaq rally and new focus on the Southeast Asian super-app’s profit targets as markets closed for Juneteenth and the weekend. The stock ended at $3.57 on the Nasdaq on June 18, up 3.48% for the session. There was no U.S. trading on June 19 because of the Juneteenth holiday. Nasdaq trading hours run Monday through Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Eastern.
Apple Nears $300 This Week With Memory Costs Seen Pressuring iPhone Prices

Apple Nears $300 This Week With Memory Costs Seen Pressuring iPhone Prices

Apple Inc shares are set to open just below $300 on Monday, following a shortened U.S. trading week. Investors are still looking at Apple's pricing power, but now they're also watching higher memory chip costs linked to the artificial-intelligence boom. Apple shares finished Thursday at $298.01, rising 0.7% for the day. That puts the stock up 2.4% since June 12, when it ended at $291.13, according to historical price data. Nasdaq was closed Friday for Juneteenth and stayed shut through the weekend.
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