Marvell Shares Slip 2.8% as $20 Billion Growth Plan Raises Stakes
Marvell shares fell 2.8% after its investor day, as the company set a $20 billion 2028 revenue goal, with $18 billion tied to data centers.
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Marvell shares fell 2.8% after its investor day, as the company set a $20 billion 2028 revenue goal, with $18 billion tied to data centers.
Reuters reports that US envoys framed a Russian diesel agreement as a way to restart peace talks, while Ukrainian officials questioned the strategy.
Barclays maintained Overweight ratings on seven companies, raising targets for Cloudflare, Helmerich & Payne and VF Corp and cutting PG&E’s target.
Barclays maintained Equal-Weight ratings on Fortinet, Alkami Technology and HF Sinclair, while changing price targets for the latter two companies.
Six analysts lowered Hess Midstream’s average 12-month price target from $37.5 to $36. The consensus rating remains “Sell” across seven analysts.
Analysts lowered MINISO’s average 12-month price target from $14.14 to $13.64, while the consensus “Buy” rating remains unchanged.
Applied Materials is expanding AI-chip research with Intel, but no new equipment orders were disclosed, leaving the timing of revenue gains uncertain.
Tesla renamed its European driver-assistance service Assisted Driving, while shares fell 1.1%. EU approvals remain incomplete despite Slovakia’s expected decision.
Bloomberg News reported that JPMorgan and Goldman reduced exposure to a $5 billion Volta AI loan sale. Reuters has not verified the report.
Cisco unveiled Webex AI agents that continue tasks after meetings, but gave no adoption data or contract details to support the growth case.
JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and Wells Fargo begin bank earnings season. Investors will focus on rates, investment banking revenue and expenses.
Arista outlined Ethernet technology for AI clusters, but disclosed no orders, pricing or shipment volumes. Its shares fell about 2.7% on October 12.
CBOT wheat futures recovered after three losing sessions as traders monitored Black Sea diplomacy, IKAR’s lower crop forecast and Tuesday’s USDA report.
Corn futures rose after traders reassessed Friday’s WASDE report and earlier losses. Wheat gained, while soybeans weakened amid negative Chinese crush margins.
Jefferies kept its Hold rating on Tesla and lifted the stock’s price target to $400 per share from $350, Benzinga reported on October 12.
Belgium lists Doel 4 and Tihange 3 offline, totaling 2,056 MW. Their scheduled returns for the reactors are November 2 and October 20, 2026.
November US gas futures lost 1.6% on Monday as milder weather lowered expected demand, while reduced output and stronger LNG flows limited the decline.
CBOT corn recovered after a sharp drop, supported by technical buying and fresh demand, while a large US crop outlook and active harvesting limited gains.
Crédit Agricole will acquire all of IKB from Lone Star Funds with its own funds; terms are undisclosed, and closing is targeted by the end of Q2.
CBOT soybeans fell as a larger US crop and active harvesting weighed on prices, while traders assessed Chinese demand and Brazil’s planting prospects.