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Stock Market News 10 January 2026

Lockheed Martin stock jumps on defense-budget headlines and a Truist upgrade — what matters next

Lockheed Martin stock jumps on defense-budget headlines and a Truist upgrade — what matters next

NEW YORK, Jan 10, 2026, 13:34 EST — Market closed Lockheed Martin shares closed Friday up 4.72% at $542.92, reclaiming their spot at the top of the industrials sector after a volatile start to 2026. (MarketWatch) The trigger came from Washington. President Donald Trump proposed a $1.5 trillion U.S. military budget for 2027, sending Lockheed’s stock higher after it had dipped earlier in the week on worries over limits on shareholder payouts. RBC Capital Markets analysts, led by Ken Herbert, said that the budget boost might “offset” the potential blow from tighter capital return rules, though they warned of “significant
Intel stock jumps on Trump praise — what tech investors watch next

Intel stock jumps on Trump praise — what tech investors watch next

NEW YORK, January 10, 2026, 13:26 EST — Market closed Intel shares surged 10.8% on Friday, closing at $45.55, following U.S. President Donald Trump’s comment about having a “great meeting” with CEO Lip-Bu Tan. The rise coincided with Wall Street hitting new record highs, while investors also watched the U.S. Supreme Court’s schedule for decisions related to Trump’s tariffs. (StockAnalysis) The shift is significant since Intel has gone beyond being just another chipmaker struggling to turn things around. Washington has turned it into a direct political and market play by agreeing to convert federal grants into a 9.9% equity stake
Digital Realty stock rebounds despite BofA downgrade as data center stocks brace for CPI, Fed

Digital Realty stock rebounds despite BofA downgrade as data center stocks brace for CPI, Fed

NEW YORK, January 10, 2026, 13:20 EST — Market closed Digital Realty Trust (DLR) climbed 3.7% to close at $158.55 on Friday, bouncing back from an intraday low of $152.93. The stock hit a high of $159.44 during the session, ending close to that peak. The late-week rebound unfolded amid a familiar divide in data center stocks: steady rent-and-dividend plays on one side, and AI infrastructure “growth” bets on the other. That split has regained significance as funding costs rise and build timelines re-enter the picture. Rate sensitivity plays a role here. Friday’s weaker U.S. jobs report sparked fresh questions
JPMorgan stock: Venezuela oil-finance angle lands just as earnings week starts

JPMorgan stock: Venezuela oil-finance angle lands just as earnings week starts

New York, Jan 10, 2026, 13:29 EST — Market closed JPMorgan Chase could be among the few U.S. banks positioned to pick up business if Venezuela’s oil trade opens up, with one dormant Caracas office that could be reactivated, sources and analysts told Reuters late Friday. The bank has had a presence in the country for decades, and one internal idea floated was a trade bank to finance oil exports, one person familiar with the matter said. “JPMorgan is the best in class global bank,” Wells Fargo banking analyst Mike Mayo said. (Reuters) U.S. markets are shut on Saturday, but
Cloud computing stocks ETF CLOU slips into weekend — what Wall Street watches next

Cloud computing stocks ETF CLOU slips into weekend — what Wall Street watches next

NEW YORK, Jan 10, 2026, 13:21 EST — Market closed The Global X Cloud Computing ETF (CLOU) slipped 0.27%, finishing at $22.58 on Friday. (MarketBeat) The cloud basket lagged behind the broader market, despite investors continuing to push up shares linked to the artificial-intelligence boom and the allure of cheaper borrowing costs. The timing is crucial. As fourth-quarter earnings season approaches, cloud companies find themselves in the spotlight, with many valued on growth that hasn’t yet translated into cash flow. U.S. stocks wrapped up the week with the S&P 500 hitting a record close, fueled by another boost in chipmaker
CRML stock jumps as Greenland rare-earth headlines return — what to watch before Monday’s open

CRML stock jumps as Greenland rare-earth headlines return — what to watch before Monday’s open

New York, Jan 10, 2026, 13:24 EST — Market closed Critical Metals Corp (CRML.O) shares ended Friday up $1.51, or 11.2%, at $14.98, after trading between $13.71 and $16.26. Volume ran to about 30.3 million shares. The move comes with Greenland back in the headlines and miners tied to the island seeing heavy attention. Greenland’s five main political parties said parliament would bring forward a meeting to discuss a response to U.S. threats to take control of the autonomous Danish territory. (Reuters) Rare earths are a group of 17 metals used in magnets for electric motors, wind turbines and some
Apple stock snaps seven-day slide after Evercore target hike; Big Tech eyes CPI, earnings

Apple stock snaps seven-day slide after Evercore target hike; Big Tech eyes CPI, earnings

New York, January 10, 2026, 13:09 ET — The market has closed. Apple (AAPL) shares ended Friday up about 0.1%, closing at $259.37 and snapping a seven-day slide that weighed on the stock earlier this year. Throughout the day, the price swung between $256.29 and $260.92. This change carries weight for Big Tech stocks, especially with Apple’s strong impact on U.S. equity indexes. Investors are bracing for a slew of inflation data and earnings reports, with little patience for surprises. Friday’s jobs report missed expectations, sparking renewed discussions about interest rate moves that matter a lot for mega-cap tech stocks.
GM stock slides after $6 billion EV pullback charge — here’s what Wall Street watches next

GM stock slides after $6 billion EV pullback charge — here’s what Wall Street watches next

DETROIT, Jan 10, 2026, 13:02 ET — Market closed General Motors shares dropped 2.7% to close at $82.87 on Friday, following the company’s announcement of a $6 billion charge related to cutting back some of its electric-vehicle investments. Ford shares slipped 1.3%, but Tesla gained 2.1%. The selloff highlights that EV investment is shifting from a land-grab race to a battle over cash and margins. As U.S. policy changes tighten incentives and demand cools, investors are demanding clearer numbers from automakers on what projects will move forward, which will be canceled, and who will cover the costs of parts already
UnitedHealth stock (UNH) hit by fresh Senate heat as nursing-home probe widens before earnings

UnitedHealth stock (UNH) hit by fresh Senate heat as nursing-home probe widens before earnings

New York, January 10, 2026, 12:41 (ET) — Market closed. Shares of UnitedHealth Group Incorporated slipped 0.8% on Friday, ending the session at $343.98. The drop came amid heightened scrutiny from U.S. lawmakers targeting the company’s nursing-home programs. Senators Elizabeth Warren and Ron Wyden said they’re broadening their investigation after deeming the insurer’s response inadequate, and warned they would deploy “all tools” at their disposal if UnitedHealth fails to fully cooperate. (Becker’s Hospital Review) Political pressure is mounting as investors wrestle with UnitedHealth’s ability to stabilize 2026 forecasts following a turbulent period for managed-care shares. The insurer plans its fourth-quarter
Nvidia stock hits a China payment snag on H200 AI chips — what to watch before markets reopen

Nvidia stock hits a China payment snag on H200 AI chips — what to watch before markets reopen

New York, Jan 10, 2026, 12:47 ET — Market closed Nvidia (NVDA) is now requiring full upfront payment from Chinese buyers of its H200 AI chips, sources familiar with the situation said, tightening sales terms amid regulatory scrutiny over import approvals. Chinese firms have ordered more than 2 million units, each costing about $27,000, far exceeding Nvidia’s available stock of roughly 700,000 chips. The stock closed Friday down 0.1% at $184.86, fluctuating between $183.69 and $186.97 during the session. (Reuters) This is crucial since China represents a major source of demand for data-center processors that power large AI models. Changes
Bitcoin price clings to $90,000 after ETF outflows as crypto stocks brace for Monday

Bitcoin price clings to $90,000 after ETF outflows as crypto stocks brace for Monday

New York, Jan 10, 2026, 12:44 EST — Market closed Bitcoin dipped closer to $90,000 on Saturday, continuing a volatile retreat following two days of heavy outflows from U.S.-listed spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds, a crucial indicator of institutional appetite. The moves matter as crypto enters a fresh week facing both a macro challenge and a positioning hurdle. Investors have been quick to withdraw cash from bitcoin funds, even while interest-rate traders weigh U.S. labor data that bolstered bets on the Fed maintaining a cautious stance on further cuts. Bitcoin last checked in at $90,542, slipping roughly 0.6% from its previous
Global stocks hit record highs after U.S. jobs data; CPI and bank earnings up next

Global stocks hit record highs after U.S. jobs data; CPI and bank earnings up next

NEW YORK, Jan 10, 2026, 12:22 EST — Market closed Global stock markets wrapped the week on a high note Friday, with U.S. and European indexes hitting record closes. The MSCI world index also notched a fresh intraday peak, climbing 0.53% to 1,034.87. (Reuters) Rates and currencies shifted alongside stocks. The dollar index climbed 0.26% to 99.13. The U.S. two-year yield, a close Fed barometer, ticked up to 3.538%, while the 10-year slipped to 4.171%. (Reuters) Here’s the scene heading into Monday’s reopen: stocks seem to expect a smooth ride, but the schedule suggests otherwise. Inflation figures and the quarter’s

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Carvana stock jumps 5% to $403.67 — here’s what CVNA traders are watching next

Carvana stock jumps 5% to $403.67 — here’s what CVNA traders are watching next

7 February 2026
Carvana shares rose 5.21% Friday to $403.67, rebounding after recent volatility sparked by a short-seller report from Gotham City Research. The company denied allegations of overstated earnings and undisclosed ties to DriveTime. Carvana will report Q4 and full-year 2025 results after markets close on Feb. 18. The January U.S. CPI report is scheduled for Feb. 13.
Confluent stock hugs IBM’s $31 bid — here’s what investors watch next week

Confluent stock hugs IBM’s $31 bid — here’s what investors watch next week

7 February 2026
Confluent shares closed at $30.57 Friday, 43 cents below IBM’s $31-per-share cash offer, ahead of key events next week. The company will report earnings Feb. 11 without a call or outlook, and shareholders vote on the merger Feb. 12. Confluent disclosed 17 demand letters and two lawsuits over proxy disclosures but denies wrongdoing. The IBM deal values Confluent at $11 billion.
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