Stock futures showed limited movement Sunday night, despite a continuing U.S. government shutdown. This restrained performance comes on the heels of a week in which both the Dow and S&P 500 soared to record highs.
Signaturefd LLC recently sold 1,694 shares of CNH Industrial, reducing its stake by 14%. According to SEC filings, the firm now holds 10,435 shares, worth $135,000 as of the latest quarter. This transaction highlights a noteworthy portfolio adjustment for the financial firm.
Ralph Lauren has unveiled a sales forecast that projects mid-single-digit growth through 2028, sparking concern among some investors. While these projections indicate stability, they have not entirely eased worries about the company’s longer-term prospects and market performance.
French 10-year bond futures slipped on Monday after Fitch Ratings downgraded the nation’s credit profile. The latest move comes on the heels of recent political unrest in France, raising caution among investors about future market stability.
A recent note from Zacks Research projects a lower Q3 2026 earnings per share for Lowe’s, dropping the figure to $2.97. The revision underscores a more cautious stance on the home improvement retailer and signals potential concerns for investors.
In a recently published report, Telsey Advisory Group revised its FY2026 earnings per share estimates for Macy’s, Inc. to $1.95. This upward adjustment indicates a more optimistic view of the retailer’s future performance, reflecting growing confidence in its long-term outlook.
Telsey Advisory Group has revised its Q3 2026 EPS estimates for Academy Sports and Outdoors, Inc. to $0.94. The adjustment, disclosed in a research note, signals an updated view of the retailer’s financial prospects for the upcoming quarter.
Stocks have shown signs of recovery, offering a glimmer of hope to investors. However, continued turbulence in the bond market is preventing a full sense of relief, leaving many market watchers on edge.
Political friction in Indonesia is fueling jitters across its stock and currency markets. Investors are watching anxiously to see if the country’s political turbulence will continue shaking financial confidence.
Several industry giants—from Dell and Alibaba to Caterpillar and Ulta—are drawing attention this Friday, according to multiple financial news outlets. Analysts say each of these companies could see significant share movement heading into the weekend.