Shekel Faces 3% Swing as Israel Votes in Tight Election
Shekel (USD/ILS) is up 25% since Oct. 2023 as betting markets give Eisenkot 58% odds to Netanyahu's 27%.
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Shekel (USD/ILS) is up 25% since Oct. 2023 as betting markets give Eisenkot 58% odds to Netanyahu's 27%.
Surgery Partners (SGRY) closed at $23.25, just under the $23.50 cash offer from a Bon Secours affiliate.

The 10-year Treasury yield (US10Y) is 4.99% and the yen is near 157.5 per dollar before Fed and BOJ meetings.

Boeing (BA) reports before the bell with $330.5M free cash flow expected, a key test of its turnaround

UK gilts (GB10Y) sit near a 2007 high while headroom has shrunk to about £10bn–£12bn before Healey's Budget

Brent crude (BZ=F) eased 0.96% as Saudi, Turkish and Pakistani officials agreed to keep talking with Iran.

Reliance Industries (RELIANCE:NSE) unit Jio lists Oct. 28 after a ₹30,200 crore IPO bid for 22 times over.
Ross Stores (ROST) ended Monday higher as UBS set a $315 price target on stronger sales per store.
The TSX (^GSPTSE) closed Friday at 35,788 as Canada signals no deal before the Nov. 3 US midterm elections.

France's CAC 40 (^FCHI) rose 0.8% as Moody's held its Aa3 rating, though it warned conditions have worsened.

JetBlue (JBLU) rebounded 11% after hours as it held to a 2027 profit goal despite a $257M quarterly loss

Lockheed Martin (LMT) gets a $835 price target as a 10-year deal for 850 F-35 jets cuts a key risk.
Fair Isaac (FICO) kept its mortgage score price at $10 while the housing regulator pushed rival scores.
The Dow (^DJI) lost 653 points to 52,215 and the S&P 500 slipped 0.5% ahead of big-tech earnings and the Fed.

American Express (AXP) will cut 5% of staff to prepare for AI, even as it raised its 2026 profit outlook.
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