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Energy shares climbed while broader indexes opened down as crude prices jumped on fresh regional conflict.
Wall Street opened lower on August 31, 2026 as Middle East clashes sent oil prices up, lifting energy names like SLB to a 52-week high while renewable-power stocks such as Brookfield Renewable sank to a 52-week low.
Science Applications International Corp topped estimates and lifted its outlook, sending the defense contractor's stock up sharply.
Science Applications International Corp (SAIC) shares rose 7% after the company beat earnings estimates and raised its guidance.
Traders repriced the odds of another Federal Reserve rate increase within hours of the strikes as crude and defense stocks moved in tandem.
US strikes on Iran pushed oil prices higher and US stock futures lower while traders raised bets on a Federal Reserve rate hike.
Renewed military action between the U.S. and Iran sent crude prices up and lifted energy shares, while broader U.S. stock futures dipped on inflation worries.
Energy stocks rose as fresh U.S.-Iran attacks drove oil prices higher, even as broader U.S. stock index futures dipped on fears the strikes could worsen inflation.
Deere, CNH Industrial, AGCO and Titan Machinery all received rating upgrades from Baird on the same day, citing margin recovery and a turn in the North America crop outlook.
Baird upgraded its ratings on Deere, CNH Industrial, AGCO and Titan Machinery in a single day, pointing to margin recovery potential and improving inventory conditions across the farm-equipment sector.
U.S.-Iran strikes and a hawkish tone from the Federal Reserve combined to lift oil and pressure European equities in the same session.
European stocks slipped as U.S.-Iran strikes drove a rally in crude oil, with Brent testing resistance near $91.50 while hawkish Fed rhetoric added to the pressure on risk assets.
Hawkish comments from Fed candidate Kevin Warsh at the Jackson Hole gathering pushed traders to price in more monetary tightening, hitting Japanese bonds and the currency together.
The yen weakened past ¥160 per dollar and Japanese government bond yields rose to their highest level in three decades after investors raised bets on tighter monetary policy following the Jackson Hole meeting.
Bank of China jumped 5% on higher profit and a bigger dividend, even as new mortgage rules hit property stocks and raised funding concerns.
Bank of China shares rose 5% on stronger H1 profit and a lifted dividend payout, while China's property sector slid on new mortgage rules that could squeeze developer funding.
Crude rose and equities fell on the Gulf missile exchange, but bitcoin barely moved, keeping its spot as August's best-performing major asset.
Oil climbed and stocks fell after US strikes on Iran, but bitcoin held steady, underscoring a split reaction across asset classes.
August factory activity improved slightly but remained below the growth threshold for a second straight month, while China's three largest carriers reported steep first-half losses on fuel costs.
China's factory activity contracted for a second consecutive month in August even as it improved slightly, while the country's three biggest airlines posted heavy first-half losses driven by a fuel-price shock.
Chip stocks led declines across the region after Fed governor Kevin Warsh revived rate-hike expectations and oil prices rose on a US-Iran military exchange.
Asia chip stocks fell as comments from Fed governor Kevin Warsh reviving rate-hike bets combined with an oil-price jump tied to a US-Iran military exchange to trigger a risk-off session.
Record revenue lifted the Australian miner into profitability for the first time, and shares rallied on the news.
Liontown Resources reported its first annual profit on record revenue for fiscal year 2026, driven by lithium gains, sending its shares higher.
Treasury Secretary Bessent said the yen's slide is 'contained' and that Washington won't pressure the Bank of Japan on rates, even as gold steadied after a sharp selloff.
The dollar climbed to a two-week high and the yen slipped past 160 per dollar after Kevin Warsh's comments raised expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike, while gold stabilized following a sharp drop.
Attacks on Larak Island targets pushed crude up and rattled Asian equity markets, while U.S. futures pointed to a weaker open.
Oil prices rose after U.S. forces struck Iranian missile launchers on Larak Island, while Asian shares fell and U.S. stock futures dipped on renewed fears of a wider Middle East conflict.
The sale, equal to 36% of the executive's prior equity position, came as Intuit shares traded down roughly 48% over the past year.
An Intuit executive sold over a third of their direct stock holdings while shares traded near 52-week lows, a disposal equal to 36% of their prior equity stake.
Renewed fighting in the Middle East pushed crude higher as traders priced in supply-disruption risk from an attack on an Iranian island facility.
Crude oil rose more than 2% after the United States struck Iran's Larak island, adding a fresh geopolitical risk premium to prices already supported by renewed regional fighting.
The divergence comes as Japan's yen weakened again despite a $97 billion intervention effort, a currency move some are watching for spillover into risk assets like bitcoin.
US bitcoin ETFs broke a nine-day streak of inflows even as ether ETFs kept extending their own run, a split that comes alongside renewed yen weakness despite $97 billion in aid.
The pipeline operator's growing role feeding gas-fired power to data centers positions it as a lesser-known beneficiary of AI infrastructure spending.
Energy Transfer is emerging as one of the largest natural gas suppliers to AI data centers, according to Motley Fool analysis, positioning it as an overlooked AI infrastructure play.
The vote comes just as Boeing accelerates 737 production to its fastest pace in years, threatening to disrupt the ramp before it fully takes hold.
Boeing's engineering union authorized a strike for October even as the company pushes 737 production to its fastest rate in years.
The insurance broker is closing in on one of the sector's largest acquisitions this year, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Aon is close to acquiring USI Insurance Services from private equity firm KKR in a deal valued at roughly $17 billion.