Alcoa Stock Rises 2% After Hours on Q3 Earnings Beat
Alcoa (AA) posted adjusted profit of $1.82 a share, beating forecasts, but $3.7B in sales missed estimates.
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Alcoa (AA) posted adjusted profit of $1.82 a share, beating forecasts, but $3.7B in sales missed estimates.
The $30B-per-side tariff-cut framework is still a list-building exercise. The first visible result is Chinese state buying of US soybeans, which were left off Beijing's tariff-cut list.

Nike (NKE) stock gained as Lululemon rose 4% and Home Depot and Macy's climbed, with money leaving AI shares.

Brent (BZ=F) is at $105.51 and WTI at $97.43 as traders weigh weaker IEA demand against Hormuz attacks.
Salesforce (CRM) and Campbell's gained as the chip fund SMH headed for an eighth straight losing day
Intuit (INTU) shares reach $330 as it buys AI billing firm Sequence to boost QuickBooks and Enterprise Suite.
Varonis (VRNS) agreed to a $49.75-a-share cash sale to Proofpoint, a 52% premium to its pre-rumor price.

Ericsson (ERIC-B.ST) beat sales forecasts at SEK 59.5B but warned of flat demand and higher costs in 2027.
FMC (FMC) expects a Q3 adjusted EBITDA loss of $510M–$565M as it cuts prices to clear distributor inventory.
Bending Spoons (BSP) closed near $53.50, about 80% above its IPO price, after Berkshire bought more shares.

The Dow (^DJI) rose to 52,178 and smaller firms gained 1.4%, while the Nasdaq barely moved as money left tech.

The EU's trade gap with China hit €360B in 2025; leaders also face high energy bills and budget fights.

Charles Schwab (SCHW) posted record $190B in new client assets, but revenue of $7.17B missed estimates.

Rocket Lab (RKLB) closed near $53 as its first Neutron rocket flight slipped to 2027 over a tank-dome defect

Penske Automotive (PAG) agreed to a $16.3B buyout at $212 a share from Penske Corp. and Mitsui.
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