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Stellantis shares plunge 25% after the Jeep and Ram parent announces a sweeping $26.5 billion restructuring that includes canceling its dividend and retreating from aggressive electric vehicle targets.
The 10-year Treasury yield falls to 4.21% as bond traders price in two Federal Reserve rate cuts by September 2026, with the 2-year note dropping to 3.50% and weaker labor data reinforcing expectations for monetary easing.
Robinhood Markets surges 14% to close at $82.82, becoming the S&P 500's biggest gainer on February 6 as crypto proxy stocks rally and ARK Invest scoops up 90,000 shares during the volatility.
The University of Michigan's year-ahead inflation expectations dropped from 4% to 3.5% in February, their lowest since early 2025, while consumer sentiment rose to 57.3, fueling bets that the Fed will cut rates as soon as June.
BILL Holdings reports Q2 fiscal 2026 earnings of $0.64 per share, crushing the $0.38 estimate, as the SMB payments platform posts $380.6 million in revenue and raises its full-year guidance.
Molina Healthcare stock plunges 28% after reporting a surprise fourth-quarter loss of $2.75 per share, slashing 2026 guidance to $5 EPS versus $13.71 expected, and announcing a full exit from Medicare Advantage Part D.
Bloom Energy reports record full-year revenue of $2.02 billion with a 140% surge in product backlog to $6 billion as AI data centers increasingly turn to on-site fuel cell power to meet their enormous electricity needs.
The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate fell to 5.99% on February 6, breaking below the psychologically important 6% threshold for the first time since September 2025, as refinance applications surge 120% year-over-year.
Once Upon a Farm, the organic kids snacks brand co-founded by Jennifer Garner, jumped 17% in its first day of trading after raising $198 million in an IPO that valued the company at $845 million.
The One Big Beautiful Bill introduced sweeping new tax deductions for tips, overtime pay, car loan interest, and seniors. Here is what they mean and how to claim them on your 2025 return.
S&P 500 profit margins hit an all-time 13.2% while consumer credit card debt crosses $1.2 trillion for the first time, revealing a widening gap between corporate prosperity and household financial stress.
University of Michigan consumer sentiment beats expectations at 57.3, a six-month high, but survey director warns the gains are concentrated among wealthy stock-owning households while most Americans remain pessimistic.