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Stocks Open Lower as Middle East Uncertainty Grows

Stocks closed lower to start the week as traders are beginning to doubt that the U.S. and Iran will reach a lasting agreement to end the war in the near term. Balancing the negative sentiment around conflict in the Middle East are strong corporate earnings and optimism around AI spending.Iran is saying it is nearing an agreement with Oman on new shipping lanes but maintaining conditions that could delay a broader reopening. Meanwhile, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said over the weekend that there was "no possibility of restarting negotiations" with the U.S. as long as Washington continues to violate the June memorandum of understanding. Oil prices were higher after the news.The market is also digesting last week's unexpectedly weak July jobs report, which showed payrolls fell by 23,000 and included substantial downward revisions to prior months. The report reduced expectations for a September Fed rate hike, but the outlook remains uncertain because inflation data due this week could complicate the picture.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Intelannounced a $15Bof common stockMetaunveiled open sourceGameStop'sRyan Cohen is considering withdrawing the company's $56B bid for eBay,Archer AviationBoeing'sWisk Aero, SkyGrid, and Insitu subsidiariesMonday.comreportedand reaffirmed its FY26 revenue guidance2. WALL STREET CALLS:JefferiesAppleto Underperform on apparent all-glass iPhone cancellationSanDiskto Buy at Argus on strong fundamentals and valuationDoximityto Underweight at Wells FargoHPEto Overweight at Morgan Stanley on server and storage spendingWall Street rolled out coverage of Csquarewith3. AROUND THE WEB:A consortium of major financial institutions is partnering with Nvidiaon a potential $500B financing effort for AI infrastructure, FT reportsAmazonis planning to invest in a large natural gas power plant to supply electricity directly to a major AI data center in Texas, underscoring how rapidly rising AI compute demand is driving tech companies to secure dedicated power generation, NY Times reportsSonyand (TSMC) plan to spend around 1 trillion yen, or $6.32B, to jointly make next generation microchips used in image sensors, Nikkei Asia saysMicrosoftplans to significantly ramp production of its next-generation in-house AI chips next year, aiming to win adoption from major cloud customers such as Anthropic despite slow uptake of the current-generation chips, The Information reportsSanofiis facing shortages of Myozyme and Nexviazyme for Pompe disease after manufacturing and quality-control issues at its Waterford facility, which was cited by the FDA in June for violations involving production of other medicines, STAT says4. MOVERS:Bowman Consultinggained after announcingby Bernhard Capital for $43 per share and reporting Q2 resultsVarex Imagingincreased after announcing Teledynewillfor $18.90 per share in cash and reporting Q3 resultsMarineMaxwas higher after announcingby Safe Harbor for $53 per share in cashPowerFleetfell afterand cutting its guidance for FY27Lincoln Educationaland Bitdeerwere lower after5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Surgery Partnersand backed its guidance for FY26N-ableand provided guidance for Q3 and FY26Aaonand raised its outlook for FY26, with CEO Matt Tobolski contending the results "demonstrate the continued strength of demand for our solutions and the progress we are making scaling the company to meet that demand"Monday.comand reaffirmed its outlook for FY26Accendra Healthand cut its outlook for FY26INDEXES:The Dow fell 60.95, or 0.11%, to 53,975.98, the Nasdaq lost 85.26, or 0.32%, to 26,605.36, and the S&P 500 declined 4.53, or 0.06%, to 7,753.11.

Major Averages Mixed at Open Amid Middle East Uncertainty

The major averages were mixed near noon to start the week, as traders are beginning to doubt that the U.S. and Iran will reach a lasting agreement to end the war in the near term. Balancing the negative sentiment around conflict in the Middle East are strong corporate earnings and optimism around AI spending.Iran is saying it is nearing an agreement with Oman on new shipping lanes but maintaining conditions that could delay a broader reopening. Meanwhile, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said over the weekend that there was "no possibility of restarting negotiations" with the U.S. as long as Washington continues to violate the June memorandum of understanding. Oil prices were higher after the news.The market is also digesting last week's unexpectedly weak July jobs report, which showed payrolls fell by 23,000 and included substantial downward revisions to prior months. The report reduced expectations for a September Fed rate hike, but the outlook remains uncertain because inflation data due this week could complicate the picture. Investors will get the July CPI report Tuesday, followed by the PPI report later in the week.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Intelannounced aof common stockMetaunveiled open sourceGameStop'sRyan Cohen is considering withdrawing the company's $56B bid for eBay,Archer AviationBoeing'sWisk Aero, SkyGrid, and Insitu subsidiariesMonday.comreportedand reaffirmed its FY26 revenue guidance2. WALL STREET CALLS:JefferiesAppleto Underperform on apparent all-glass iPhone cancellationSanDiskto Buy at Argus on strong fundamentals and valuationDoximityto Underweight at Wells FargoHPEto Overweight at Morgan Stanley on server and storage spendingWall Streetof Csquarewith mostlybullish ratings3. AROUND THE WEB:Amazonis planning to invest in a large natural gas power plant to supply electricity directly to a major AI data center in Texas, underscoring how rapidly rising AI compute demand is driving tech companies to secure dedicated power generation, NYT reportsSonyand (TSMC) plan to spend around 1 trillion yen, or $6.32B, to jointly make next generation microchips used in image sensors, Nikkei Asia saysMicrosoftplans to significantly ramp production of its next-generation in-house AI chips next year, aiming to win adoption from major cloud customers such as Anthropic despite slow uptake of the current-generation chips, The Information reportsSanofiis facing shortages of Myozyme and Nexviazyme for Pompe disease after manufacturing and quality-control issues at its Waterford facility, which was cited by the FDA in June for violations involving production of other medicines, STAT saysImperial Brandsis preparing to cut thousands of jobs across the U.S. and Europe as part of a cost-cutting initiative, Bloomberg reports4. MOVERS:Bowman Consultinggains after announcing it will befor $43 per share and reporting Q2 resultsVarex Imagingincreases after announcing Teledynewillfor $18.90 per share in cash and reporting Q3 resultsMarineMaxhigher after announcing it will befor $53 per share in cashPowerFleetfalls afterand cutting its guidance for FY27Lincoln Educationaland Bitdeerlower after5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Surgery Partnersand backed its guidance for FY26N-ableand provided guidance for Q3 and FY26Aaonand raised its outlook for FY26, with CEO Matt Tobolski contending the results "demonstrate the continued strength of demand for our solutions and the progress we are making scaling the company to meet that demand"Monday.comand reaffirmed its outlook for FY26Accendra Healthand cut its outlook for FY26INDEXES:Near midday, the Dow was down 20.58, or 0.04%, to 54,016.35, the Nasdaq was down 18.40, or 0.07%, to 26,672.22, and the S&P 500 was up 9.16, or 0.12%, to 7,766.80.

S&P 500 Futures Slightly Lower, Oil Prices Remain Elevated

Stock futures are slightly lower to kick off the week after the S&P 500 closed at a record high Friday. Investors are balancing strong corporate earnings and optimism around AI spending against renewed uncertainty over the Strait of Hormuz and the Federal Reserve's interest-rate outlook.Iran is saying it is nearing an agreement with Oman on new shipping lanes but maintaining conditions that could delay a broader reopening. Oil has consequently remained elevated, with Brent around $84 a barrel and WTI around $78.The market is also digesting last week's unexpectedly weak July jobs report, which showed payrolls fell by 23,000 and included substantial downward revisions to prior months. The report reduced expectations for a September Fed rate hike, but the outlook remains uncertain because inflation data due this week could complicate the picture. Investors will get the July CPI report Tuesday, followed by the PPI report later in the week.Despite the softer labor data, the broader earnings backdrop remains supportive. Reuters reported that about 85% of S&P 500 companies reporting results have exceeded earnings expectations, while aggregate second-quarter profits are running roughly 51% above the prior year.In pre-market trading, S&P 500 futures fell 0.08%, Nasdaq futures fell 0.10% and Dow futures fell 0.20%.Check out this morning's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER -Bowman Consultingup 55% after entering into a definitive agreement to be acquired by Bernhard Capital Partners for $43.00 per shareHPEup 5% after Morgan Stanley upgraded the stock to Overweight with a price target of $69, down from $71GameStopup 1% after Bloombergthe company is considering withdrawing its $56B bid for eBayUP AFTER EARNINGS -Berkshire Hathawayup 1%DOWN AFTER EARNINGS -Lincoln Educationaldown 4%California Resourcesdown 1%LOWER -Verisk Analyticsdown 6% after Reutersthe company has been ordered by a Delaware judge to try to complete its $2.35B acquisition of AccuLynx, an order coming in over seven months after Verisk pulled the plug on the dealInteldown 4% after announcing a $15B underwritten public offering of common stockAppledown 1% after Jefferies downgraded shares to Underperform with a price target of $263.66, down from $285.56eBaydown 1% after Bloomberg reported Ryan Cohen's GameStopis considering withdrawing its takeover bid