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Dow Jones Surges Over 600 Points as Markets Eye Fed Policy Meeting
The major averages were mostly higher, with the Dow up over 600 points as investors brace for a pivotal stretch of earnings and the start of the Federal Reserve's two-day policy meeting, with renewed concerns over artificial intelligence spending and rising competition from Chinese chipmakers weighing heavily on technology shares. The Federal Reserve begins its July policy meeting today, with markets focused less on the expected interest rate decision and more on guidance from Fed Chair Kevin Warsh following Wednesday's announcement.Meanwhile, oil prices continue to retreat as diplomatic efforts to preserve the ceasefire between the United States and Iran ease concerns over disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz. The decline in crude has helped temper inflation worries, although it has done little to offset the broader weakness in technology shares.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:UPSprovided areport for Q2Boeingreported, with the company saying its total company backlog is $715B, including over 6,200 aircraftPayPalreportedand provided its outlook for Q3 and FY26Coca-Colareported better-than-expectedand narrowed its FY26 organic revenue growth guidanceRoyal Caribbeanprovided areport for Q22. WALL STREET CALLS:TD CowenIntuitto Hold from Buy, says near-term catalyst path skews more negativeIntuitive Surgicalto Buy from Neutral at UBS after a transfer in analyst coverageUBSEdwards Lifesciencesto Buy from NeutralJefferiesCloroxto Hold from Buy amid CEO changeUBSof Becton Dickinsonwith a Buy rating, saying it is "undervalued" after recent multiple compression3. AROUND THE WEB:Curium is in advanced discussions to acquire radiopharma company Lantheusin a deal that could be announced in the coming days, Bloomberg saysAll the streaming content on NBCUniversal'sPeacock will be included in YouTubePremium subscriptions in the U.S. early next year, CNBC saysEchoStar'sHughes Network Systems is preparing to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy within days to avoid paying a $1.5B debt maturity due on August 1, WSJ reportsAmazonis restructuring its AI strategy by scaling back in-house model development, reorganizing teams, and concentrating resources on fewer priority efforts to better compete in frontier AI, Business Insider saysAppleis preparing a major push into the smart home market with new devices and software, including an AI-powered home hub, updated Apple TV, and refreshed HomePod mini expected to launch over the coming months, Bloomberg reports4. MOVERS:Opko Healthincreases afterand providing guidance for Q3 and FY26Lucidsurged after Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal Al Saudin the companyTransUniongains afterand raising its outlook for FY26Amkor Technologyand Corninglower afterT1 Energyfalls afterand acquiring advanced solar intellectual property rights from Evervolt5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Ecolab, with CEO Christophe Beck commenting, "We delivered another quarter of double-digit EPS growth, driven by strong execution"Kiniksaand raised its guidance for FY26Principal FinancialreportedNucorreportedCadence Designprovided areport for Q2INDEXES:The Dow rose 537.24, or 1.03%, to 52,747.32, the Nasdaq lost 55.17, or 0.22%, to 24,876.91, and the S&P 500 advanced 15.60, or 0.21%, to 7,428.78.
Dow Jones Up 619 Points as Investors Eye Fed Policy Meeting
The major averages were higher near noon, with the Dow was up over 500 points, as investors brace for a pivotal stretch of earnings and the start of the Federal Reserve's two-day policy meeting, with renewed concerns over artificial intelligence spending and rising competition from Chinese chipmakers weighing heavily on technology shares. The Federal Reserve begins its July policy meeting today, with markets focused less on the expected interest rate decision and more on guidance from Fed Chair Kevin Warsh following Wednesday's announcement.Meanwhile, oil prices continue to retreat as diplomatic efforts to preserve the ceasefire between the United States and Iran ease concerns over disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz. The decline in crude has helped temper inflation worries, although it has done little to offset the broader weakness in technology shares.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:UPSprovided areport for Q2Boeingreported, with the company saying its total company backlog is $715B, including over 6,200 aircraftPayPalreportedand provided its outlook for Q3 and FY26Coca-Colareported better-than-expectedand narrowed its FY26 organic revenue growth guidanceRoyal Caribbeanprovided areport for Q22. WALL STREET CALLS:TD CowenIntuit (INTU) to Hold from Buy, says near-term catalyst path skews more negativeIntuitive Surgicalto Buy from Neutral at UBS after a transfer in analyst coverageUBSEdwards Lifesciencesto Buy from NeutralJefferiesCloroxto Hold from Buy amid CEO changeUBScoverage of Becton Dickinsonwith a Buy rating, saying it is "undervalued" after recent multiple compression3. AROUND THE WEB:Curium is in advanced discussions to acquire radiopharma company Lantheusin a deal that could be announced in the coming days, Bloomberg saysAll the streaming content on NBCUniversal'sPeacock will be included in YouTubePremium subscriptions in the U.S. early next year, CNBC saysEchoStar'sHughes Network Systems is preparing to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy within days to avoid paying a $1.5B debt maturity due on August 1, WSJ reportsAmazonis restructuring its AI strategy by scaling back in-house model development, reorganizing teams, and concentrating resources on fewer priority efforts to better compete in frontier AI, Business Insider saysAppleis preparing a major push into the smart home market with new devices and software, including an AI-powered home hub, updated Apple TV, and refreshed HomePod mini expected to launch over the coming months, Bloomberg reports4. MOVERS:Opko Healthincreases afterand providing guidance for Q3 and FY26Iqviaand Itronhigher afterTransUniongains afterand raising its outlook for FY26Amkor Technologyand Corninglower afterT1 Energyfalls afterand acquiring advanced solar intellectual property rights from Evervolt5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Ecolab, with CEO Christophe Beck commenting, "We delivered another quarter of double-digit EPS growth, driven by strong execution"Kiniksaand raised its guidance for FY26Principal FinancialreportedNucor (NUE) reportedCadence Design (CDNS) provided areport for Q2INDEXES:Near midday, the Dow was up 1.19%, or 619.48, to 52,829.56, the Nasdaq was up 0.09%, or 22.99, to 24,955.07, and the S&P 500 was up 0.36%, or 26.73, to 7,439.91.
U.S. Stock Futures Mixed as Investors Brace for Earnings Season
Stock futures are mixed this morning as investors brace for a pivotal stretch of earnings and the start of the Federal Reserve's two-day policy meeting, with renewed concerns over artificial intelligence spending and rising competition from Chinese chipmakers weighing heavily on technology shares.The semiconductor sector remains under intense pressure after a broad selloff spread across Asia overnight. South Korea's KOSPI plunged nearly 10%, triggering market-wide circuit breakers, as shares of SK Hynixand Samsung Electronicstumbled on concerns about memory chip pricing, AI infrastructure spending and increased competition from Chinese rivals. The weakness has spilled over into U.S. markets, with chip stocks trading lower in premarket action.Investors are also preparing for one of the busiest weeks of the earnings season. Microsoftand Meta Platformsreport Wednesday, followed by Appleand Amazonon Thursday. After Alphabetand Teslaraised fresh questions last week about the cost of AI investments, markets will closely examine whether continued multibillion-dollar capital expenditures are translating into sustainable revenue growth, cash flow and returns.The Federal Reserve begins its July policy meeting today, with markets focused less on the expected interest rate decision and more on guidance from Fed Chair Kevin Warsh following Wednesday's announcement.Oil prices continue to retreat as diplomatic efforts to preserve the ceasefire between the United States and Iran ease concerns over disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz. The decline in crude has helped temper inflation worries, although it has done little to offset the broader weakness in technology shares.In pre-market trading, S&P 500 futures rose 0.14%, Nasdaq futures fell 0.62% and Dow futures rose 097%.Check out this morning's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER -Johnson & Johnsonup 2% after reaching an agreement for a resolution of the remaining talc litigation with the plaintiff firms leading the federal multi-district litigation and related state court proceedingsUP AFTER EARNINGS -Sherwin-Williamsup 6%Applied Digitalup 4%Coca-Colaup 4%GSKup 1.3%PayPalup 2%Cadence Designsup 4%Boeingup 1%DOWN AFTER EARNINGS -UPSdown 2.2%Corningdown 16.3%Amkor Technologydown 11.3%Barclaysdown 6.3%Noble Corp.down 6.5%Hiltondown 3%Royal Caribbeandown 1%
Energy Stocks Drop, Nvidia Falls 5% on AI Investment
Headline-driven risk regarding the uncertainty in the standoff between the US and Iran over the Strait of Hormuz passage, as well as the magnitude of AI investment being made by Tech megacaps, continues to play out in Monday's trading. Energy was the worst performing sector in the S&P 500 as the US has paused its military activity in Iran with a new focus on diplomacy. Industry giants such as Chevronand Exxon Mobilwere down by 1%-2% while Devon Energyfell over 4%. In the Tech space, investors sneered at Nvidiafor announcing $750B in total spend between its $250 backstop for OpenAI and a $500B joint investment with South Korea's SK Group, sending the stock down by 5% to three-week lows. Other semiconductors and semiconductor equipment names traded lower in sympathy while the "anti-AI trade" - enterprise software - was generally strong. Traders also piled into the Consumer Defensive sector as Walmartand Costcocontinued their bounce for the second day in a row.In the opening hour of the evening session S&P e-minis are trading flat while the NASDAQ 100 contract is down 0.2%. WTI crude oil remains under pressure, trading closer to $82% per barrel. Sentiment swings and wide trading ranges could remain a theme this week with more hyperscalers on deck for quarterly earnings as well as a Federal Reserve policy decision this coming Wednesday.Check out this evening's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER AFTER EARNINGS -OPKO Health, Inc.up 8.9%Celesticaup 8.1%Applied Digitalup 5.6%Happenup 4.0%Cadence Design Systemsup 3.2%F5, Inc.up 1.0%DOWN AFTER EARNINGS -Universal Health Servicesdown 4.7%Noble Corporationdown 4.4%Amkor Technologydown 3.5%Kforcedown 2.9%Cincinnati Financialdown 2.4%ALSO LOWER -Aehr Test Systemsdown 4.6% after equity offering
Cadence Reports Q2 Revenue of $1.584B, Exceeds Expectations
Reports Q2 revenue $1.584B, consensus $1.58B. "Cadence delivered an outstanding Q2 driven by broad-based strength and the accelerating demand for our AI-driven solutions across both Design for AI and AI for Design fronts," said Anirudh Devgan, president and chief executive officer. "Cadence is leading the agentic AI transformation in semiconductor design with a healthy environment. We are uniquely positioned to capitalize on this massive TAM expansion opportunity as the only provider with agentic solutions spanning the full electronic system design flow."
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