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FTSE 100 Ends Higher as Copper Miners Rally; Mid-Caps Slip
Copper miners drove the FTSE 100 to a modest weekly gain, but the FTSE 250 slipped, signaling selective risk appetite.
BP Stock Surges 5% on Oil Rally, But Valuation Leaves Little Room for Error
BP shares rose 5% last week as Brent crude climbed 6.39% to $94.39. Strong Q2 cash flow aided debt reduction, but the stock now trades near analyst targets, leaving limited upside.
Boeing Shares Slide as 17,000 Engineers Authorize Strike, Complicating Certification Push
Boeing's engineers and technical workers voted overwhelmingly against a four-year contract, authorizing a strike after October 6. The dispute adds execution risk to its certification push and weighs on shares.
Macquarie's Weekly Slide Erases A$4.96B, Analysts See Slim Upside
Macquarie shares dropped 5.14% last week, wiping out A$4.96B in market cap—more than its FY26 profit. Analysts see just 2.98% upside, with key support at A$247.36.
Healthcare Leads ASX Rotation as CSL Rebounds; Banks Struggle
Healthcare surged 9.2% on the ASX this week, led by CSL's strong results, while banks fell 5.1%. CPI and earnings will test the market next week.
Vertiv's $12.3B Slide Tests AI Valuation as Yields Surge
Vertiv (VRT) saw $12.3B wiped from its market value last week as rising yields pressured AI stocks. Shares fell 10.9%, testing the premium on AI-linked growth.
CSL Stock Soars 23% in a Week, Breaking Analyst Price Target
CSL shares jumped 23.3% to A$168.30, beating the average analyst price target of A$163.62, driven by strong cash profit and a positive FY27 outlook.
Tesla Jumps 5% on Nevada Robotaxi Approval, But Scaling Questions Remain
Tesla (TSLA) rallied 5.14% to $362.86 after Nevada granted a robotaxi permit allowing up to 5,000 vehicles, though the company's current unsupervised fleet is just 232, raising questions about near-term scalability.
BVB Shares Face Monday Test After Supercup Loss and Annual Deficit
Borussia Dortmund shares face Monday trading after a Supercup loss and €21.7M annual deficit. Revenue fell 12.5%, but sponsorship income rose 4.5%.