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Cybersecurity Stocks Are Priced For Big AI Growth. Earnings Could Bring Fireworks. ↗

United Airlines adds 2027 flights spanning Sardinia to Okinawa. Here's what it says about travel today ↗

United is betting big on premium, international travel with a host of new routes.

To cram more AI skills onto LinkedIn profiles, more job seekers are turning to 'time travel,' say researchers ↗

Workers are "time traveling" on LinkedIn to add AI skills to roles they left years ago, likely to get a leg up in a tough job market, researchers say.

Jim Cramer's top 10 things to watch in the stock market Tuesday ↗

Chip stocks are bouncing back, one day before Nvidia's earnings report Wednesday night.

Investors poured into Canadian ETFs right before trade talks broke down ↗

Investors misread the mood music on U.S.-Canadian talks, in a big way.

Stick with value stocks until everyone starts talking about them — they’re still under the radar, this Wall Street firm says ↗

BofA says investors continue to overlook value stocks, which work particularly well in a new era of higher interest rates and inflation.

Trump’s trade war with Canada could lead the U.S. back to quantitative easing ↗

That’s good for gold, stocks and long bonds. Eventually.

Yes, the government can take your home after a Medicaid recipient dies. Here’s how to protect yourself. ↗

If you don’t defend against Medicaid estate recovery, states are required to go looking for reimbursement, and real estate is often the only asset left.

Major Alibaba figures make purchases as Chinese giant sells $10 billion of stock ↗

Major Alibaba shareholders have made big share purchases ahead of vital secondary market offering

Morning Minute: Coinbase Puts Tokenized Stocks on Base ↗

My father-in-law passed away, leaving a house with tenants. Do I evict them? ↗

“We don’t know whether they have signed leases or are renting month to month.”

Oil prices decline as investors brush aside Bessent’s ‘economic D-Day’ threat against Iran ↗

Oil prices declined on Tuesday as traders shrugged off U.S. threats of an ”economic D-Day” against Iran, while a flurry of headlines helped to renew hopes that the conflict could soon come to an end.

SEC reportedly subpoenas Wall Street banks over AI hedge fund Situational Awareness's near collapse ↗

The SEC is seeking information from major Wall Street banks about trades and financing tied to AI-focused hedge fund Situational Awareness.

Why hire a warehouse worker for $30 per hour when a robot costs $10? JPMorgan expects booming humanoid demand. ↗

The U.S. manufacturing industry will turn to robots to fill open jobs, according to JPMorgan research.

Dick's Sporting Goods stock falls 15% as retailer misses expectations, cites 'challenging' footwear market ↗

Dick's Sporting Goods reported second fiscal quarter earnings on Tuesday that missed Wall Street expectations amid what it called a "challenging" environment.

Bugatti CEO Mate Rimac says the future of supercars is old-school combustion engines ↗

Bugatti CEO Mate Rimac told CNBC he thinks high-end sports cars will continue to have combustion engines "for a very long time" even with the rise of EVs.

The 'debasement trade' returns after Bessent bond maneuver. Crypto and gold are back in style ↗

Concern over the size and the cost of U.S. government spending has given new life to the debasement trade.

OpenAI bans Russian ChatGPT accounts used in covert misinformation campaign ↗

The AI company said the incident "illustrates how influence actors can use AI as a supporting tool within a broader effort to manufacture authority."

The debt-fueled AI build-out may already be too big to fail ↗

The Federal Reserve’s pandemic corporate credit facilities have capped downside risks and remain part of its tool kit, says BofA Global

New Delhi draws in $73 billion in 11 weeks, powered by special deposits for non-resident Indians ↗

India has attracted inflows of $73 billion in 11 weeks, driven mostly by foreign currency bank deposits made by non-resident Indians.

Gold hovers near three-month high on dollar weakness, Treasury bond buyback plans ↗

Gold prices fell Tuesday after rising to their highest in over three months.

‘My main goal is to help people’: I’m single, 74, with $10 million burning a hole in my pocket. What should I do? ↗

“I also own my home and an SUV outright, with no outstanding debt.”

One Wall Street measure of market fragility just hit its highest possible level. The last time it did, volatility spiked. ↗

The market turbulence indicator hit 1 on Aug. 19 for the first time since December 2024 following the presidential election.

BlackBerry CEO says robotics is one of its fastest-growing businesses ↗

BlackBerry CEO John Giamatteo says robotics is one of QNX’s fastest-growing businesses as the company expands its software beyond cars.

He once mentored Scott Bessent. Now Stanley Druckenmiller is criticizing the treasury secretary. ↗

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s recent maneuvers in the bond market have come in for some searing criticism from illustrious investor Stanley Druckenmiller — his long-time ally and mentor.

Am I too old for Roth conversions? I’m 84 and my wife is 77. We have $8 million saved. ↗

“We are reluctant to pay a financial adviser 2% of assets — roughly $160,000 per year.”

Tuniu Q2 Earnings Call Highlights ↗

Tuniu NASDAQ: TOUR reported second-quarter 2026 revenue growth and its sixth consecutive quarter of non-GAAP profitability, while management said uncertainty in some outbound travel destinations and a shift toward…

Vipshop Q2 Earnings Call Highlights ↗

Vipshop NYSE: VIPS reported lower second-quarter revenue and operating profit as management cited a challenging retail environment in which consumers remained highly selective and focused on value. The company said it…

CEO.CA's Inside the Boardroom: Honey Badger Silver: Crucial Updates Coming for Canada's Next Silver Mine ↗

Toronto, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - August 25, 2026) - CEO.CA ("CEO.CA"), the leading investor social network in junior resource and venture stocks, shares exclusive updates with CEOs of junior mining explorers. Founded…

MSFT, ORCL and INTC Forecast: Tech Stocks Eye a Rebound ↗

MSFT, ORCL and INTC show early rebound signs as Microsoft holds support, Oracle tests EMA resistance and Intel attempts to find a floor.

Forget EV Sales: This Is the Number That Could Decide Tesla's Future ↗

Everyone is focused on Tesla's vehicle deliveries. I think that misses the point.

Visa and Bluefin Introduce Card-Present Acceptance Offering ↗

Visa has launched a partnership with payment and data security infrastructure firm Bluefin. This collaboration has yielded a new card-present acceptance offering that combines Visa's global payment capabilities and…

Apple announces new Mac Mini and Mac Studio models with AI upgrades ↗

Apple on Tuesday announced new Mac Mini and Mac Studio models with updated chips and other improvements for artificial intelligence applications. The announcement shows how desktop computers have become strategically…

QIMC Drills New Company Record of 27.8% Clean Natural Hydrogen at Just 374 Metres at Bennett Hill, Nova Scotia ↗

DDH-26-05 strengthens at depth: multiple high-concentration hydrogen zones below 300 metres, documented drilling-water loss indicating enhanced structural permeability, and double-digit hydrogen still open at depth…

Uber launches live video streaming for teen accounts ↗

Uber said Tuesday it is introducing a new live video streaming feature for parents to keep track of their children's safety during rides. The company said that the feature will roll out across the U.S. nationwide in the…

Dow Jones futures advance as tech stocks rebound ahead of looming Nvidia earnings ↗

Dow Jones futures gain by 0.18%, trading around 53,590 during European hours on Tuesday. Meanwhile, S&P 500 futures advance by 0.28%, to trade near 7,690, and Nasdaq 100 futures rise by 0.58% to trade around 29,270.

Canada poised to retaliate against Trump tariffs: 'We're not waiting by the phone' ↗

Canada is poised to announce new tariffs on U.S. goods, Canadian trade minister Dominic LeBlanc told CNBC. "Our preference was to find a deal that benefits both countries.

Grabar Law Office Investigates Claims on Behalf of Symbotic Inc. (SYM) Investors Who Purchased Shares Prior to February 5, 2024, As Shareholder Class Action Survives Motion to Dismiss ↗

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania--(Newsfile Corp. - August 25, 2026) - Grabar Law Office is investigating claims on behalf of investors who purchased or otherwise acquired Symbotic Inc. (NASDAQ: SYM) securities on or before…

Dragon Ball Z theme park gets $7 billion green light ↗

French President Emmanuel Macron and Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman agree on a $7 bn investment in the anime theme park.

5 Things to Know Before the Stock Market Opens on Tuesday ↗

Stock futures are pointing higher after tech losses dragged the S&P 500 and Nasdaq lower yesterday; bitcoin is extending its recent rally; investors can look forward to an update on consumer confidence; shares of Dick's…

SPRY EQUITY ACTION REMINDER: Faruqi & Faruqi, LLP Reminds ARS Pharmaceuticals Investors of Securities Class Action Lawsuit Deadline on October 5, 2026 ↗

Faruqi & Faruqi, LLP Securities Litigation Partner James (Josh) Wilson Encourages Investors Who Suffered Losses In ARS Pharmaceuticals To Contact Him Directly To Discuss Their Options If you purchased or acquired…

Nvidia Notches Longest Losing Streak Since 2022. Tomorrow's Earnings Could Make It Worse ↗

The stock market has entered a stretch where merely delivering strong earnings is no longer enough for many of its biggest winners.

PLNT LAWSUIT: Planet Fitness Investors With Losses Should Contact Block & Leviton LLP ↗

Boston, Massachusetts--(Newsfile Corp. - August 25, 2026) - Block & Leviton announces that a securities fraud lawsuit has been filed against Planet Fitness, Inc. (NYSE: PLNT) and certain of its executives. Investors who…

This 6.7% Payer Is Soaring. Here's Why It's A Sell ↗

Today we're going to look at a closed-end fund (CEF) that seemingly offers everything:

Crypto's biggest rally since 2023: With Bitcoin price at a high, here's what history, Ray Dalio, and Kalshi predict comes next ↗

Crypto is having an extended three-day rally, and it looks a lot like what happened back in 2023, according to at least one analyst.

Nvidia Vs. AMD: The New Narrative Upending The Challenger-Champion Dynamic ↗

NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA | NVDA Price Prediction) and AMD (NASDAQ:AMD) closed AI-heavy quarters that reset the champion-challenger story.

Minaurum Significantly Expands Quintera Vein Zone with 26 m of 369 g/t AgEq and Europa Sur Returns 3.4 m of 589 g/t AgEq ↗

Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - August 25, 2026) - Minaurum Silver Inc. (TSXV: MGG) (OTCQX: MMRGF) ("Minaurum" or the "Company") is pleased to report continued high-grade drill results from the Europa…

Cerebras System's Choppy Year Continues But a Wall Street Pro Forecasts 80% Returns Moving Forward ↗

Cerebras Systems (NASDAQ:CBRS) currently trades near $185.43, while the average Wall Street price target sits at $291.64.

BZAI EQUITY ACTION REMINDER: Faruqi & Faruqi, LLP Reminds Blaize Investors of Securities Class Action Lawsuit Deadline on October 5, 2026 ↗

Faruqi & Faruqi, LLP Securities Litigation Partner James (Josh) Wilson Encourages Investors Who Suffered Losses In Blaize To Contact Him Directly To Discuss Their Options If you purchased or acquired securities in…

China needs U.S. dollars but is building a hedge against Washington’s sanctions ↗

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has warned Chinese banks that they will be sanctioned if they "facilitate transactions and are part of the ecosystem that turns Iranian oil into money." Before the war, China bought…

Falling, Falling, Falling: Why One of Wall Street's Biggest Ratings Agencies Expects Bloom Energy to Explode 70% Higher ↗

Bloom Energy (NYSE:BE) currently trades at $204.02, while Wall Street's consensus 12-month price target sits at $275.08, implying roughly 34.8% of upside.

Dycom Earnings Are Imminent; These Most Accurate Analysts Revise Forecasts Ahead Of Earnings Call ↗

Dycom Industries, Inc. (NYSE:DY) will release its second earnings report before the opening bell on Wednesday, Aug. 26.

RBC warns on German consumer weakness, cuts H&M and JD Sports forecasts ↗

RBC Capital Markets has flagged sluggish consumer demand in Germany as a growing risk for European retailers, cutting profit forecasts for both H&M and JD Sports Fashion PLC (LSE:JD., OTC:JDSPY).

1911 Gold reports high-grade intercepts at True North's SAM W target ↗

1911 Gold Corp (TSX-V:AUMB, OTCQB:AUMBF, FRA:2KY) has reported new high-grade gold intercepts from drilling at the San Antonio West (SAM W) target at its wholly owned True North Gold Project in southeastern Manitoba.…

Beyond Big Tech: 3 Non-Tech Earnings Winners to Watch ↗

Q2 2026 was an impressive quarter for many companies, with wave after wave of earnings wins across the S&P 500 in recent weeks. Headlines have focused on AI stock wins, but these companies do not have a monopoly on…

DVLT EQUITY ACTION REMINDER: Faruqi & Faruqi, LLP Reminds Datavault AI Investors of Securities Class Action Lawsuit Deadline on October 5, 2026 ↗

Faruqi & Faruqi, LLP Securities Litigation Partner James (Josh) Wilson Encourages Investors Who Suffered Losses In Datavault AI To Contact Him Directly To Discuss Their Options If you purchased or acquired securities in…

Top 3 Energy Stocks That May Keep You Up At Night In Q3 ↗

As of Aug. 25, 2026, three stocks in the energy sector could be flashing a real warning to investors who value momentum as a key criteria in their trading decisions.

WSE EQUITY ACTION REMINDER: Faruqi & Faruqi, LLP Reminds Wise Group plc (WSE) Investors of Securities Class Action Lawsuit Deadline on September 29, 2026 ↗

Faruqi & Faruqi, LLP Securities Litigation Partner James (Josh) Wilson Encourages Investors Who Suffered Losses In Wise To Contact Him Directly To Discuss Their Options If you purchased or acquired securities in Wise…

[Video Enhanced] Selkirk Copper Focuses on 2028 Minto Mine Restart ↗

Vancouver, BC – August 25, 2026 – Global Stocks News - Sponsored content disseminated on behalf of Selkirk Copper Mines. In the last month, Selkirk Copper Mines (TSXV: SCMI) (FRA: IO20) (OTCQX: SKRKF) issued three…

Integrated Quantum Technologies Appoints Former Global Engineering Head for HSBC Group as CEO ↗

Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - August 25, 2026) - Integrated Quantum Technologies Inc. (CSE: VEIL) (OTCQB: IGCRF) (FSE: Y4G1) ("IQT" or the "Company"), an enterprise AI infrastructure technology company…

Altria rises 3.60% to $68.47 on August 25

Altria Group shares gained 3.60% to $68.47 on August 25, extending a 5.03% weekly advance and making it one of the stronger performers among large-cap U.S. consumer staples stocks over the period. The move pushed the stock to its highest level in several weeks. Altria is the parent company of Philip Morris USA and generates the bulk of its revenue from cigarettes, making it a closely watched name in the tobacco industry.

Tesla falls 3.83% to $348.95 on August 25

Tesla shares declined 3.83% to $348.95 on August 25, pulling back despite a 3.59% gain over the prior week. The daily drop erased a meaningful portion of the week's advance in a single session. Tesla is both the world's largest electric vehicle maker by market value and a widely held stock, so its moves are closely watched as an indicator of sentiment toward the EV sector.

Micron Technology drops 5.83% to $910.43 on August 25

Micron Technology shares fell 5.83% to $910.43 on August 25, extending a 3.22% weekly decline. The selloff made Micron one of the larger single-session decliners among major U.S. chip stocks on the day. Micron is a leading maker of memory chips used in computers, smartphones, and data centers, and its stock is often seen as a proxy for near-term demand in the semiconductor industry.

Argentina MERVAL rises 2.97% to 2,999,718 on August 25

Argentina's MERVAL stock index gained 2.97% to 2,999,718 on August 25, adding to a 3.58% weekly advance. The index has been trading at historically elevated nominal levels, largely reflecting Argentina's persistently high inflation, which inflates asset prices in peso terms. Investors often compare Argentine equities in dollar-adjusted terms to strip out the inflation effect and assess real returns.

Russia MOEX index declines 2.98% to 2,071.41 on August 25

The MOEX index, Russia's rouble-denominated benchmark, fell 2.98% to 2,071.41 on August 25, bringing its weekly loss to 3.57%. The decline mirrored weakness in the dollar-based RTS, suggesting the move reflected equity-specific pressure rather than currency effects alone. The MOEX index covers the largest and most liquid companies listed on the Moscow Exchange across multiple sectors.

Russia RTS index falls 3.41% to 783.47 on August 25

The RTS index, which tracks Russian equities in U.S. dollar terms, dropped 3.41% to 783.47 on August 25, extending a 1.40% weekly decline. The dollar-denominated index is particularly sensitive to both rouble moves and oil price swings. Sanctions and capital flow restrictions have limited foreign participation in Russian markets since early 2022, amplifying volatility in the index.

Intel shares drop 2.83% to $87.52 on August 24

Intel (INTC) fell 2.83% to $87.52 on August 24, adding to a steep weekly decline of 12.97% that made it one of the worst-performing large-cap technology stocks over that period. The weekly loss reflects investor concern about the company's competitive position in semiconductors and its ongoing manufacturing transition. Intel is one of the world's largest chipmakers and its performance is closely tied to trends in data center spending and personal computer demand.

Altria Group shares gain 3.27% to $68.25 on August 24

Altria Group (MO) rose 3.27% to $68.25 on August 24, adding to a weekly gain of 3.33% and performing against the broader market trend on that session. The stock's relative strength is consistent with its historical role as a defensive holding during periods of market volatility. Altria is the parent company of Philip Morris USA, and its shares are known for high dividend yields that attract income-focused investors.

Micron Technology shares fall 5.43% to $914.28 on August 24

Micron Technology (MU) declined 5.43% to $914.28 on August 24, extending a weekly loss of 4.44% that left the stock down sharply over a five-session stretch. The selloff occurred against a backdrop of broad weakness in semiconductor equities. Micron is the largest US manufacturer of memory chips, and its stock is closely watched as a proxy for demand trends in data centers, personal computers, and smartphones.

KOSPI falls 3.12% to 6,696.96 on August 24

South Korea's broader KOSPI index dropped 3.12% to 6,696.96 on August 24, compounding a weekly decline of 3.76% and marking one of its steeper combined weekly drawdowns of the recent period. The index mirrored losses in the narrower KOSPI 200, with technology and export-oriented stocks weighing on performance. The KOSPI is a key benchmark for the South Korean economy, which relies heavily on semiconductor and electronics exports.

Russia's RTS index drops 3.41% to 783.47 on August 24

The RTS index, which measures Russian equities in US dollar terms, fell 3.41% to 783.47 on August 24, despite posting a weekly gain of 4.57% over the prior five sessions. The sharp single-session reversal erased a meaningful portion of the week's earlier advance. Because the RTS is priced in dollars, its performance reflects both Russian stock valuations and ruble exchange-rate movements simultaneously.

KOSPI 200 falls 3.85% to 1,054.01 on August 24

South Korea's KOSPI 200 index declined 3.85% to 1,054.01 on August 24, extending a weekly loss of 3.64% as selling pressure persisted across the session. The dual-session and weekly decline indicates sustained negative sentiment rather than a one-day event. The KOSPI 200 tracks the 200 largest companies on the Korea Exchange and is heavily weighted toward technology and semiconductor firms, making it sensitive to global demand signals for those sectors.

Goldman Sachs rises 3.73% to $1,039.28 on August 23

Goldman Sachs shares advanced 3.73% to $1,039.28 on August 23, though the stock ended the week virtually flat with a weekly change of -0.01%. The single-session gain recovered losses accumulated earlier in the week. Goldman Sachs is a major global investment bank, and its share price is often used as a barometer of sentiment toward financial sector earnings and capital markets activity.

Deere & Company gains 4.27% to $647.47 on August 23

Deere & Company shares rose 4.27% to $647.47 on August 23, bringing the weekly gain to 6.34%. The agricultural and construction equipment maker has seen consistent buying pressure throughout the week. Deere's performance is closely watched as a proxy for conditions in the farming sector and capital spending by agricultural producers, both of which are sensitive to commodity prices and global trade flows.

Tesla rises 5.14% to $362.86 on August 23

Tesla shares gained 5.14% to $362.86 on August 23, extending a weekly advance of 6.02%. The stock has outperformed the broader market over the week. Tesla is one of the most widely held and actively traded stocks globally, and moves of this magnitude often attract significant attention from retail and institutional investors alike.

Jakarta Composite rises 2.06% to 6,525 on August 23

Indonesia's Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) gained 2.06% to 6,525.69 on August 23, adding to a weekly advance of 1.93%. The index has edged higher in a measured fashion over the week, consistent with modest risk-on sentiment across Asian markets. The JCI tracks all stocks listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange and is a broad barometer of investor confidence in Southeast Asia's largest economy.

Mexico's IPC index advances 2.14% to 65,729 on August 23

Mexico's IPC benchmark index rose 2.14% to 65,729.18 on August 23, bringing its weekly gain to 2.07%. The index has risen in tandem with broader emerging market equity strength over the period. The IPC tracks the performance of the most liquid and largest companies listed on the Mexican Stock Exchange, making it a key indicator of investor confidence in the Mexican economy.

South Africa's Top 40 index rises 2.64% to 7,402 on August 23

The FTSE/JSE Top 40 index gained 2.64% to close at 7,402.32 on August 23, contributing to a weekly rise of 4.90%. The advance placed the index among the stronger-performing emerging market benchmarks over the period. South Africa's equity market is heavily weighted toward mining and resource companies, making it particularly sensitive to commodity price trends and global risk appetite.

Goldman Sachs rises 3.73% on August 22 to $1,039.28

Goldman Sachs shares gained 3.73% on August 22 to $1,039.28, although the stock was essentially flat for the week with a negligible change of -0.01%. The single-day move contrasts with the lack of weekly progress, suggesting earlier losses were recovered on August 22. Goldman Sachs is one of the world's largest investment banks, and its stock is often seen as a proxy for conditions in capital markets and Wall Street activity.

Deere & Company rises 4.27% on August 22 to $647.47

Deere & Company shares climbed 4.27% on August 22 to $647.47, building on a weekly gain of 6.34%. The move follows a strong week for the agricultural and construction equipment maker. Deere's stock performance is often watched as a signal of farm income trends and broader capital spending in agriculture, as farmers are major buyers of its machinery.

Tesla rises 5.14% on August 22 to $362.86

Tesla shares gained 5.14% on August 22 to $362.86, extending a weekly advance of 6.02%. The stock outperformed the broader market on the day. Tesla is the world's largest electric vehicle maker by market value, and its share price is closely followed as a barometer of investor sentiment toward the EV sector and growth stocks more broadly.

Jakarta Composite rises 2.06% on August 22 to 6,525

The Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) advanced 2.06% on August 22 to 6,525.69, adding to a weekly gain of 1.93%. The index has seen steady buying pressure throughout the week. Indonesia's benchmark equity index covers companies across banking, commodities, and consumer sectors, and its performance is often linked to global risk appetite and commodity export prices.

Mexico IPC gains 2.14% on August 22 to 65,729

Mexico's IPC stock index rose 2.14% on August 22 to 65,729.18, with a weekly gain of 2.08%. The index recovered alongside a broader improvement in risk sentiment across emerging markets. The IPC tracks the largest and most liquid companies listed on the Mexican Stock Exchange, spanning consumer, financial, and industrial sectors.

South Africa Top 40 rises 2.64% on August 22 to 7,402

The South Africa Top 40 index gained 2.64% on August 22 to close at 7,402.32, bringing its weekly advance to 4.9%. The move reflects broad buying across the index's largest listed companies. South Africa's benchmark equity index is heavily weighted toward mining, financial, and consumer companies, making it sensitive to commodity prices and emerging-market risk appetite.

Palantir shares climb 3.64% to $180.29 on August 21

Palantir Technologies rose 3.64% to $180.29 on August 21, ending the week nearly flat at -0.05%. The daily gain offset losses incurred earlier in the week, leaving the net weekly position unchanged. Palantir provides data analytics and artificial intelligence software primarily to government and commercial clients, and its stock tends to move with broader sentiment around AI spending and defense technology contracts.

Oracle stock gains 3.69% to $147.31 on August 21

Oracle Corporation shares rose 3.69% to $147.31 on August 21, even as the stock remained down 5.63% for the week, indicating the daily gain only partially reversed earlier losses. The rebound came after a stretch of selling pressure during the preceding sessions. Oracle's performance is closely watched as a proxy for enterprise cloud software demand, and its results and contracts with large customers are key drivers of its valuation.

Tesla shares rise 5.35% to $363.61 on August 21

Tesla stock gained 5.35% to $363.61 on August 21, though it was up just 0.84% over the full week, suggesting most of the weekly move was concentrated in a single session. The daily advance was among the larger single-day moves for the stock in recent weeks. Tesla's share price is sensitive to delivery volumes, electric vehicle competition, broader technology sector sentiment, and statements from its chief executive.

Argentina's MERVAL rises 1.62% to 2,922,475 on August 21

Argentina's MERVAL index climbed 1.62% to 2,922,475.4 on August 21, though it remained down 2.42% for the week. The nominal level of the index reflects the significant peso depreciation that has occurred over time, which inflates returns in local currency terms. The MERVAL tracks leading companies on the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange and is heavily influenced by Argentina's ongoing inflation, exchange rate controls, and economic policy developments.

Brazil's IBOVESPA rises 1.91% to 171,137 on August 21

Brazil's IBOVESPA index gained 1.91% to 171,137.27 on August 21, adding to a modest weekly rise of 0.59%. The advance was broad across major components of the index. The IBOVESPA is the benchmark for Brazilian equities and includes large companies in sectors such as finance, energy, and mining, making it sensitive to domestic interest rate policy, commodity prices, and global risk sentiment.

South Africa Top 40 index gains 2.64% to 7,402 on August 21

The South Africa Top 40 index rose 2.64% to 7,402.32 on August 21, extending a weekly advance of 2.2%. The broad-based gain lifted the index to its highest level in recent sessions. The Top 40 tracks the largest companies listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange and is heavily weighted toward mining and resource firms, making it sensitive to global commodity prices and the strength of the rand.

Intuitive Surgical drops 4.92% to $378.17 on August 20

Intuitive Surgical (ISRG) shares declined 4.92% to $378.17 on August 20, extending a 0.88% weekly loss. The selloff pushed the stock to its lowest level of the week. Intuitive Surgical makes robotic-assisted surgical systems and its share price is sensitive to hospital capital spending trends and the pace of adoption of minimally invasive surgical technology.

Deere & Company rises 8.17% to $628.05 on August 20

Deere & Company (DE) shares gained 8.17% to $628.05 on August 20, paring a 5.18% weekly loss. The strong single-session rebound followed a week of declines and coincided with the company's earnings reporting period. Deere is a leading manufacturer of agricultural and construction equipment, and its results are a key indicator of farm income trends and infrastructure spending.

Walmart shares drop 8.7% to $104.36 on August 20

Walmart (WMT) shares fell 8.7% to $104.355 on August 20, bringing the week's decline to 1.23%. The sharp single-session move was the stock's largest daily drop in recent memory and came amid heightened market scrutiny of the retailer's earnings or guidance. As the world's largest retailer, Walmart's results are closely watched as a barometer of US consumer spending health.

Russia's MOEX index falls 2.26% to 2,123.3 on August 20

Russia's MOEX stock index declined 2.26% to 2,123.3 on August 20, extending a 2.68% weekly loss. The index has faced persistent pressure as sanctions, high domestic interest rates, and oil price volatility weigh on Russian corporate earnings. The MOEX is the primary equity benchmark in Russia, dominated by energy, financial, and metals companies.

KOSPI rises 5.89% to 6,852.58 on August 20

South Korea's broader KOSPI index climbed 5.89% to 6,852.58 on August 20, contributing to a 0.45% weekly gain. The sharp daily move reflected broad-based buying across large- and mid-cap Korean stocks. The KOSPI is the main stock market index in South Korea and is sensitive to global risk sentiment given the export-oriented nature of the Korean economy.

KOSPI 200 jumps 6.75% to 1,080.98 on August 20

South Korea's KOSPI 200 index surged 6.75% to 1,080.98 on August 20, far outpacing its modest 0.7% weekly gain, indicating the bulk of the move was concentrated in that session. The single-day jump was among the largest for the index in recent months. The KOSPI 200 tracks the 200 largest companies on the Korea Exchange and is a benchmark for institutional investors in South Korean equities.

Accenture shares climb 6.17% to $183.60 on August 19

Accenture (ACN) rose 6.17% to $183.60 on August 19, recovering a significant portion of a 4.0% weekly decline recorded over the preceding sessions. The gain was among the larger single-day moves for the professional services firm in recent months. Accenture's revenue is closely tied to corporate spending on consulting, technology, and outsourcing, making its share performance a useful indicator of broader enterprise demand trends.

ServiceNow rises 7.5% to $128.45 on August 19

ServiceNow (NOW) gained 7.5% to $128.45 on August 19, partially reversing a 4.36% weekly decline that had built up over the prior sessions. The rebound came on a day of generally positive sentiment for technology stocks. ServiceNow provides cloud-based workflow automation software, and its share price is sensitive to enterprise technology spending trends and broader investor appetite for growth-oriented software companies.

Merck & Co. shares surge 11.38% to $150.55 on August 19

Merck & Co. (MRK) jumped 11.38% to $150.55 on August 19, adding to a 1.7% gain over the prior week. The single-session move was exceptionally large for a large-cap pharmaceutical stock and was one of the standout equity moves of the day. Sharp moves of this magnitude in pharmaceutical shares are commonly linked to significant clinical trial results, regulatory decisions, or major deal announcements.

South Africa Top 40 gains 3.68% to 7,246.17 on August 19

South Africa's FTSE/JSE Top 40 index rose 3.68% to 7,246.17 on August 19, though it remained 2.15% lower on the week. The single-day rebound recovered a meaningful portion of the prior week's losses. The Top 40 tracks the largest companies listed in Johannesburg and includes significant exposure to mining and commodities, so its performance is often tied to global resource prices and broader emerging-market sentiment.

KOSPI drops 5.8% to 6,471.17 on August 19

South Korea's main KOSPI index fell 5.8% on August 19 to close at 6,471.17, contributing to a 1.53% weekly loss. The decline placed the index among the worst performers globally on that date. The KOSPI is a broad measure of the South Korean stock market and is closely watched as a bellwether for export-driven economies and technology sector health across Asia.

KOSPI 200 tumbles 6.41% to 1,012.61 on August 19

South Korea's KOSPI 200 index fell 6.41% to 1,012.61 on August 19, extending a 1.5% weekly decline. The sharp single-day drop was one of the most severe for the index in recent months. The KOSPI 200 tracks the 200 largest companies listed in Seoul and is heavily weighted toward technology and semiconductor firms, making it a key gauge of sentiment toward the broader Asian tech sector.

KLA Corporation falls 5.79% to $193.85 on August 18

KLA Corporation (KLAC) dropped 5.79% on August 18 to $193.8525, paring a weekly gain of 2.64%. The daily decline erased most of the week's progress. KLA makes equipment used to inspect semiconductor wafers during chip production, placing it at the center of the chip manufacturing supply chain.

Intel falls 7.25% to $95.99 on August 18

Intel (INTC) declined 7.25% on August 18 to $95.985, cutting into a weekly gain of 5.92%. The daily loss was notably larger than the week's overall advance, erasing the bulk of recent gains in a single session. Intel is one of the world's largest chipmakers, and its share price is closely watched as an indicator of conditions across the semiconductor sector.

Micron Technology drops 7.46% to $936.27 on August 18

Micron Technology (MU) fell 7.46% on August 18 to $936.27, trimming a weekly gain of 16.49% that still left it significantly higher than at the start of the week. The large daily reversal suggests investors took profits after a strong run. Micron is a major producer of memory chips, and its stock is often seen as a bellwether for the broader semiconductor industry.

Russia RTS rises 2.41% to 794 on August 18 after losing 12.7% on week

Russia's dollar-denominated RTS index gained 2.41% on August 18 to 794.34, a partial recovery following a steep weekly decline of 12.72%. The weekly loss was far larger than the daily bounce, leaving the index well below its level at the start of the week. The RTS reflects Russian equity valuations in US dollar terms, making it sensitive to both stock prices and the ruble's exchange rate against the dollar.

JP225 falls 2.54% to 67,461 on August 18

Japan's JP225 index declined 2.54% on August 18 to 67,460.73, pulling back after a weekly gain of 1.17%. The sharp single-day drop reversed much of the week's advance. Japanese equities are sensitive to movements in the yen, as a stronger yen tends to weigh on the profits of Japan's large export-oriented companies.

MOEX gains 2.59% to 2,147 on August 18 after steep weekly drop

Russia's MOEX index rose 2.59% on August 18 to close at 2,147.46, partially recovering from a sharp weekly decline of 9.92%. Despite the daily rebound, the index remained significantly lower than where it started the week. The MOEX is denominated in rubles, so its moves reflect both the performance of Russian equities and the value of the domestic currency.

ServiceNow falls 4.9% to $117.92 on August 17

Shares of ServiceNow (NOW) dropped 4.9% to $117.92 on August 17, extending a 2.7% weekly decline. The stock has now lost ground in both the daily and weekly timeframes, pointing to persistent selling pressure. ServiceNow provides cloud-based workflow automation software widely used by large enterprises, and its valuation is sensitive to changes in interest rate expectations that affect how investors price future earnings.

Applied Materials rises 5.5% to $535.10 on August 17

Applied Materials (AMAT) advanced 5.5% to $535.095 on August 17, even as the stock remained 2.86% lower on the week. The daily rebound offset part of the prior week's decline. Applied Materials is one of the largest suppliers of equipment used to manufacture semiconductors, so its share price is sensitive to capital spending plans at chip foundries and memory producers worldwide.

Micron Technology rises 5.54% to $1,025.50 on August 17

Shares of Micron Technology (MU) gained 5.54% to $1,025.50 on August 17, bringing the stock's weekly gain to 12.85%. The strong two-timeframe performance reflects sustained buying interest in the memory chipmaker. Micron is one of the world's largest producers of DRAM and NAND flash memory, and its stock price is often viewed as a gauge of demand conditions across the semiconductor industry.

KOSPI rises 2.42% to 6,977.94 on August 17

South Korea's benchmark KOSPI index climbed 2.42% to 6,977.94 on August 17, extending a 10.77% gain over the prior week. The broad market recovery mirrored the stronger performance in the KOSPI 200. South Korea's stock market is closely watched as a barometer for global demand in technology and consumer electronics, given the country's major chip and device manufacturers.

KOSPI 200 rises 2.51% to 1,098.18 on August 17

South Korea's KOSPI 200 index gained 2.51% to 1,098.18 on August 17, adding to a strong 12.31% advance over the prior week. The index has staged a sharp rebound from recent lows across both timeframes. The KOSPI 200 tracks the largest and most liquid stocks on the Korea Exchange and is widely used as a benchmark for South Korean equities, which are heavily weighted toward technology and semiconductor companies.

Russia's RTS index drops 2.58% to 775.48 on August 17

Russia's RTS index, which is denominated in US dollars, fell 2.58% to 775.48 on August 17, deepening a 8.98% loss over the prior week. The combined decline left the index at its lowest level in recent weeks. The RTS is quoted in dollars, so its performance reflects both the direction of Russian equities and the ruble's exchange rate against the dollar.

Applied Materials falls 5.12% to $507.18 on August 16

Applied Materials shares dropped 5.12% on August 16 to $507.18, capping a weekly decline of 5.93%. The losses came alongside broader pressure on semiconductor-related equities. Applied Materials is one of the world's largest suppliers of equipment used to manufacture chips, so its stock is a closely followed indicator of capital spending trends across the global semiconductor industry.

Broadcom shares fall 5.94% to $392.99 on August 16

Broadcom shares declined 5.94% on August 16 to $392.99, extending a weekly loss of 8.13%. The consecutive declines have erased a significant portion of the stock's recent gains. Broadcom is a major supplier of semiconductors and infrastructure software, and its performance is seen as a bellwether for enterprise technology spending and supply chain health in the chip industry.

AMD shares rise 6.5% to $514.39 on August 16

Advanced Micro Devices shares gained 6.5% on August 16 to close at $514.39, building on a 6.42% weekly advance. The back-to-back gains reflect sustained buying interest in the chipmaker. AMD competes directly with Nvidia and Intel in processors and graphics cards, and its stock is closely watched as an indicator of demand trends in data center, PC, and AI computing markets.

KOSPI 200 gains 2.51% to 1,098.18 on August 16

South Korea's KOSPI 200 index rose 2.51% on August 16 to 1,098.18, adding to an already strong 12.67% weekly advance. The weekly gain is among the largest seen for the index in recent months. The KOSPI 200 tracks the 200 largest companies on the Korea Exchange and is heavily weighted toward technology and semiconductor firms, making it sensitive to global chip demand and export trends.

Russia's MOEX index falls 4.26% to 2,137.03 on August 16

The ruble-denominated MOEX index declined 4.26% on August 16 to 2,137.03, extending a 6.35% weekly loss. The index has shed significant ground over the past five trading sessions. The MOEX is Russia's main domestic equity benchmark and tracks the performance of the country's largest listed companies across energy, financials, and materials sectors.

Russia's RTS index drops 5.1% to 796.28 on August 16

The dollar-denominated RTS index fell 5.1% on August 16 to 796.28, bringing its weekly loss to 8.99%. The sharp declines place the index near multi-month lows. Because the RTS is priced in US dollars, it is doubly sensitive to both ruble depreciation and falls in Russian equity valuations, making it a key barometer of investor risk perception toward Russia.