Investing 2 March 2026 - 3 March 2026

Lichen International Stock Trades Higher Ahead of Nasdaq Open

Lichen International Stock Trades Higher Ahead of Nasdaq Open

Lichen International Limited shares were up in early U.S. trading after a choppy Tuesday session. The small Nasdaq-listed China financial-services stock continued a strong move, though there was little new company news out to explain the demand. The stock traded at $1.52, up 14 cents, or about 10% over the last close, according to market data. Shares opened Tuesday at $1.32 and swung from $1.26 to $1.71, Yahoo Finance data showed. Volume was around 543,580 shares.
June 3, 2026
Hargreaves Lansdown’s new fees go live as UK investors eye switching — and couples chase a £1,260 tax break

Hargreaves Lansdown’s new fees go live as UK investors eye switching — and couples chase a £1,260 tax break

As of March 1, Hargreaves Lansdown rolled out its updated fee structure for investment accounts—some charges went down, but investors will also see fresh fees introduced for particular trades. This shift comes at a critical moment—March typically sees UK savers reassess ISA and pension options ahead of the April 5 tax-year cut-off. Even minor fee tweaks can compound significantly as time goes on.
March 2, 2026
Lynas Rare Earths stock jumps after Malaysia grants 10-year licence, setting up Tuesday trade

Lynas Rare Earths stock jumps after Malaysia grants 10-year licence, setting up Tuesday trade

Sydney, March 2, 2026, 17:33 — Trading after hours. Lynas Rare Earths Ltd shares surged as much as 7% to A$20.30 on Monday, a level not seen since Oct. 21, 2025, after Malaysia extended its operating licence for another decade—allowing continued imports of raw material containing naturally occurring radioactive material and ongoing rare earths processing. This rally came despite the ASX 200 dropping around 0.5%. Malaysian regulators had previously imposed tighter restrictions on the licence over radiation concerns tied to Lynas’s cracking-and-leaching process. The company has been pouring roughly A$180 million into building a new separation plant in the country.
March 2, 2026
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