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Federal Reserve Raises Rates by 25 Basis Points, Stocks Decline
Stocks fell toward their lowest levels since July as the Federal Reserve followed the bond market's strong conviction of a 25 basis point tightening with its first hike in three years, while the Fed's dot plan and unanimous vote suggest the tightening cycle could well extend in months to come and into 2027. The summary of economic projections shows another expected 25bps move before the of the year. Longer-term, post-decision Fed Funds futures activity now sees an odds-on probability of as many as three more hikes by December of 2027. "Price stability is foundational to economic growth," Fed Chair Warsh opined during his press conference, and while President Trump has been vocal for the Fed to lower interest rates, in his post decision comments to the press, he said Warsh could "do what he wants".Industrials was the best-performing sector in the benchmark index by the end of the session, while Energy and Financials were broadly sold. Regional banks, mortgage finance companies, and capital markets names were especially weak on the rise in lending rates. In fixed income, 10-year Treasury yield had fallen to as low as 4.94% earlier today, though the lack of dissent in today's tightening and the Fed Chair's resolute stance in tackling inflation sent the yield on the benchmark note to 5.02%.The opening hours of the evening session are seeing some bounce in risk sentiment - S&P e-minis are up 0.3% and Nasdaq 100 futures are up 0.5%. In commodities, WTI crude oil is back below $102 per barrel, with precious metals falling in reflection of a sharp rise in US Dollar following the Fed announcement.Check out this evening's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER -Generacup 33.9% after entering Amazon supply pact for backup power generatorsVicorup 9.8% after company announced licensing VPD to a leading AI OEMGFL Environmentalup 8.1% on Bloomberg report of possible bidding war by private equity consortiaVital Farmsup 4.7% after Axios reported the company is mauling strategic alternativesSunbelt Rentals Holdingsup 1.6% after Goldman Sachs upgrade to BuyNIKEup 0.8% after expanding board sizeDOWN AFTER EARNINGS -Lennardown 2.4%ALSO LOWER -Fluence Energydown 16.6% after FY26 revenue guidance cutHalozyme Therapeuticsdown 2.4% after convertible debt offering
Vital Farms Shares Jump 7% to $10.69 After Exploring Going Private
Vital Farms jumps 7% $10.69 after Axios says exploring going private
Sees FY26 Adjusted EBITDA of $0M-$10M
Sees FY26 adjusted EBITDA $0M-$10M
Vital Farms Q2 Revenue $166.029M Beats Expectations
Reports Q2 revenue $166.029M, consensus $160.23M. "Our second quarter results reflect the industry-wide oversupply and price gap pressure we described on our first quarter call, and these results are not what we aspire to deliver. At the same time, our team has been executing the recovery plan we described to you last quarter, and we are seeing real evidence it is working. We have moved with urgency and discipline, and the results are showing up where they matter most: in the marketplace," said Russell Diez-Canseco, Vital Farms' Executive Chairperson, President, and CEO. "We narrowed our retail price gaps on a targeted, geography-by-geography basis, executed voluntary contract amendments with our farmer partners to right-size supply, and structurally reduced our overhead. Even as retail egg prices across the total shell egg category fell more than 35% year-over-year amid historic industry-wide oversupply, we grew our dollar share of the category by more than 200 basis points, further extending our position as the nation's leading pasture-raised egg brand. We believe that is a powerful signal of the strength of our brand and the loyalty of our consumers, even in the most difficult pricing environment our category has seen in years. Just as importantly, we have significantly strengthened our balance sheet with two new credit facilities that are already available, giving us the flexibility to pursue our future pricing and growth strategy. "
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