BUZZ—US Stock Market Updates—Cenovus Energy, TeraWulf, Alector

路透社2026/10/05 13:57

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Workspace search string for single stock price trends: STXBZ "Today’s Outlook" newsletter: https://refini.tv/3LI4BU7 "Morning News Briefing": https://refini.tv/3dKUyB8 Reuters, October 5 - At Monday’s opening, major Wall Street indexes were flat, with tech stocks pulling back from record highs. As Treasury yields and oil prices remain elevated, investors are seeking new clues on the direction of monetary policy. Highlights: ** Cenovus Energy CVE.TO — Cenovus agreed to acquire Athabasca for 5.7 billions CAD; stock price dropped nL4N45R0RM ** Establishment Labs ESTA.O — Stock rose after FDA approved Motiva implants in additional sizes nL4N45R0SB ** Bristol Myers Squibb BMY.N — Leerink downgraded rating, citing pipeline risks nL4N45R0PN ** TeraWulf WULF.O — Doubled power capacity at Kentucky data center campus; shares up nL4N45R0QG ** Texas Roadhouse TXRH.O — Evercore ISI upgraded to “outperform”; stock rose nL6N45R0P2 ** Lumexa Imaging LMRI.O — Truist initiated coverage with “buy” rating; shares up nL6N45R0NS ** Alector ALEC.O — Stock surged after agreement with Genentech on experimental Parkinson’s drug nL6N45R0NF ** Align Technology ALGN.O — Broker downgraded to “neutral” amid slowing demand; stock declined nL4N45R0NV ** Insmed INSM.O — Shares fell after CFO Sara Bonstein resigned nL4N45R0O4 ** RXO RXO.N — C.H. Robinson announced $5.8 billions acquisition plan; RXO shares up nL6N45R0N4 ** Harley-Davidson HOG.N — Citi upgraded to “buy”; shares rose nL6N45R0M3 ** GEO Group GEO.N — Stock climbed after $950 millions ICE facility sale and expanded buyback nL6N45R0MR ** Vistra VST.N — Reportedly to receive $4.2 billions US nuclear loan; shares up nL4N45R0L8 ** Vaxcyte PCVX.O — Stock surged after successful late-stage clinical results for pneumococcal vaccine nL4N45R0K0 ** Estée Lauder EL.N — Barclays upgraded to “overweight”; shares up nL6N45R0HX ** PTC PTC.O — Schneider Electric agreed to acquire PTC for $22.6 billions; stock surged nL6N45R0HV ** Petrobras PBR.N, Itaú Unibanco ITUB.N, MercadoLibre BBD.N, Nu Holdings NU.N — Strong performance by Bolsonaro lifted market sentiment, Brazilian ADR shares soared. (For the convenience of non-English speakers, Reuters automatically translates its reports into several other languages. As automated translation may contain errors or miss required context, Reuters does not guarantee the accuracy of the automated translation, which is provided solely for reader convenience. Reuters accepts no liability for any damage or loss caused by use of the automated translation function.)

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