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The total market cap of the fourteen publicly listed mining stocks the bank tracks fell 18% since the end of last month, the report said.
Why Intapp Stock Was Surging This Week
There's nothing like a double beat on quarterly earnings to attract the right kind of attention from investors.
Why NCR Voyix Stock Was Climbing This Week
The company is transforming into a leaner operation, and one pundit thinks that's a big step in the right direction.
H&R Block Stock Jumps on Earnings Beat, Dividend Raise
H&R Block shares are soaring Friday, a day after the tax-prep firm reported better-than-forecast fourth-quarter results, a dividend increase, and a $1.5 billion buyback program.
Why Investors Were Fired Up About Mercury Systems Stock This Week
Where estimates-beating companies go, price target-raising analysts follow.
Cisco, Nike upgrades among today's top calls on Wall Street
Cisco, Nike upgrades among today's top calls on Wall Street
Analyst revisits Microsoft stock price target amid AI spending ramp
CEO Satya Nadella's AI ambitions for Microsoft will require significant spending increases over the coming years.
Why Marex Group Stock Was Skyrocketing This Week
Lively capital markets are doing wonders for the fundamentals of brokerage-adjacent companies like this one.
What Is the Dividend Payout for IBM Stock?
An old-school tech titan continues to reward its loyal shareholders.