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  • Broad sell-off pushed mega-cap tech and semiconductor stocks lower, with Tesla and Arm among notable decliners.
  • U.S. money market funds hit a record $7.95 trillion after $47.7 billion weekly inflows, reflecting heightened cash allocations.
  • QTS, Blackstone's data-center unit, abandoned its planned 800-plus acre Virginia development, dropping the Digital Gateway expansion.
  • Google, working with the FBI and industry partners, disrupted the NetNut residential proxy network by disabling accounts and sharing technical intelligence.
  • A Ninth Circuit panel upheld South Coast's zero-emissions appliance rule, preserving a ban on certain nitrous oxide-emitting appliances in four L.A.-area counties.
  • Cosmos Health expanded its share buyback by 770,000 shares, raising total repurchases to 3.42 million under its ongoing program.

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London Cocoa Retreats After Five-Month Peak; New York Also Slips

London Cocoa Retreats After Five-Month Peak; New York Also Slips

London cocoa futures fell 2.8% to 3,821 per tonne on Friday, pulling back from a five-month high of 4,014 reached on Thursday. New York futures dropped 2.5% to $5,113 per tonne. Rabobank said the market was reacting to the shift toward an active El Nif1o event, easing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, and a slow start to West Africas 202…

Madrid Stocks Close Lower as IBEX 35 Drops 0.45%

Madrid Stocks Close Lower as IBEX 35 Drops 0.45%

Spanish equities ended the session in negative territory on Friday, with the IBEX 35 retreating 0.45% as losses in Building & Construction, Consumer Services and Telecoms & IT exerted downward pressure. A handful of names outperformed while steel, airlines and construction contractors recorded the largest declines. Commodity and currency moves acco…

Trump: Iran Fired Drones at Ships in Strait of Hormuz, Hitting One Cargo Vessel

Trump: Iran Fired Drones at Ships in Strait of Hormuz, Hitting One Cargo Vessel

President Donald Trump said Iran launched at least four one-way attack drones at ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz, striking one cargo vessel and prompting the downing of three other drones. The incident coincided with a pause in a United Nations-coordinated evacuation of seafarers and was linked to a report that the Singapore-flagged Ever Love…

Robusta Pulls Back Slightly After Three-Month Peak as Weather Risks Loom

Robusta Pulls Back Slightly After Three-Month Peak as Weather Risks Loom

Robusta coffee prices eased 0.2% to $3,654 per ton on Friday after reaching a three-month high of $3,692 on Thursday. Rabobank warned El Niño could lift robusta prices by creating hotter, drier conditions in Southeast Asia and India. Arabica fell 1.5% to $2.7215 per pound from a near six-week high of $2.8480 per pound, with recent El Niño-linked ra…

Belgian equities tick higher as BEL 20 closes at fresh record

Belgian equities tick higher as BEL 20 closes at fresh record

Belgian stocks closed higher on Friday, with the BEL 20 index rising 0.13% to a new all-time high. Gains were concentrated in the Consumer Services, Healthcare and Utilities sectors. Aedifica, Montea C.V.A. and Anheuser Busch Inbev were among the session's top performers, while Melexis, Aperam and Umicore weighed the downside. Commodity markets sho…

Paris Stocks Slip as CAC 40 Closes Down 0.55%

Paris Stocks Slip as CAC 40 Closes Down 0.55%

French equity markets finished lower on Friday, with the CAC 40 falling 0.55% and the SBF 120 down 0.50%. Gains in household and healthcare-related large caps were offset by declines in chipmakers, aerospace and heavy industry names. Commodity and currency moves included a rise in gold and falls in crude and Brent futures.

Frankfurt closes lower as DAX drops 1.25% amid broad sector weakness

Frankfurt closes lower as DAX drops 1.25% amid broad sector weakness

German equities finished the session lower on Friday, with the DAX slipping 1.25% as Technology, Construction and Industrials weighed on sentiment. The MDAX fell 1.16% and the TecDAX lost 0.89%. Notable winners included SAP SE, Beiersdorf and Adidas, while Porsche Automobil Holding, Zalando and Siemens Energy were among the largest decliners. Marke…

Milan Stocks Slip as Technology, Industrials and Chemicals Lead Declines

Milan Stocks Slip as Technology, Industrials and Chemicals Lead Declines

Italian equities closed lower on Friday, with the Investing.com Italy 40 index down 0.89% at the Milan close. Losses were concentrated in Technology, Industrials and Chemicals, while select heavyweight names posted gains. Energy commodities fell sharply, while gold futures advanced. This report summarizes market movers, sector trends, commodity pr…

AEX Ends Lower as Basic Materials, Tech and Energy Drag Dutch Stocks

AEX Ends Lower as Basic Materials, Tech and Energy Drag Dutch Stocks

Amsterdam's benchmark AEX closed 0.65% lower on Friday as losses in Basic Materials, Technology and Oil & Gas weighed on the market. Decliners narrowly outnumbered advancers, while oil prices retreated and gold futures posted gains. Volatility on AEX options was unchanged at 21.09 and the U.S. Dollar Index futures moved lower.

Helsinki stocks slip as OMX Helsinki 25 drops 1.18% to one-month low

Helsinki stocks slip as OMX Helsinki 25 drops 1.18% to one-month low

Finnish equities closed lower on Friday, with the OMX Helsinki 25 retreating 1.18% to a one-month low. Broad weakness in the Telecoms, Basic Materials and Industrials sectors pushed decliners well ahead of advancers. Commodity markets saw crude benchmarks slide while gold rallied, and the US Dollar Index futures eased.

Leon Black Tells House Panel He Was Not Involved in Jeffrey Epstein’s Conduct

Leon Black Tells House Panel He Was Not Involved in Jeffrey Epstein’s Conduct

Billionaire investor Leon Black told a House Oversight and Reform Committee panel that he had no knowledge of or participation in the criminal conduct of Jeffrey Epstein. In an opening statement provided to the committee, Black denied abusing women, having relations with underage females, engaging in sex trafficking, paying Epstein for access to wo…

Omeros Shares Plunge After EMA Panel Issues Negative Opinion on Yartemlea

Omeros Shares Plunge After EMA Panel Issues Negative Opinion on Yartemlea

Omeros Corporation shares fell sharply after the European Medicines Agency’s CHMP issued a negative opinion on a marketing authorization application for Yartemlea (narsoplimab) to treat hematopoietic stem cell transplant-associated thrombotic microangiopathy. The company will seek a formal re-examination and review by an Ad Hoc Expert Group, extend…

Incyte Shares Jump After EMA Recommends Opzelura Approval; UBS Lifts Target

Incyte Shares Jump After EMA Recommends Opzelura Approval; UBS Lifts Target

Incyte Corporation stock rallied intraday after the European Medicines Agency's committee issued a positive opinion for Opzelura (ruxolitinib) cream for moderate atopic dermatitis in adults. Analyst activity, an anticipated one-time CMS settlement benefit, and the company's planned acquisition of Vega Therapeutics added to the momentum, sending sha…

Private Spending Helps Rebuild U.S. Men’s Soccer Program

Private Spending Helps Rebuild U.S. Men’s Soccer Program

Billionaire investor Ken Griffin provided the largest private contribution toward the two-year contract of Argentina coach Mauricio Pochettino, a Citadel spokesman confirmed. The move formed part of broader private support for U.S. soccer that included donations of tickets to local residents and funding for community pitches; the U.S. men’s nationa…