News 4 March 2026

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LIVEMarkets rolling coverageStarted: July 16, 2026, 4:00 AM EDTUpdated: July 16, 2026, 8:42 PM EDT Perseus Mining (ASX: PRU) lifts Yaouré gold output 24%, plans fresh drilling July 16, 2026, 8:42 PM EDT. Perseus Mining Ltd (ASX: PRU) said gold production at the Yaouré Gold Mine beat expectations by more than 24% between September 2025 and March 2026 as the open pit outperformed. Perseus also confirmed the CMA underground mine started up and is moving toward stable output. The group will spend $34 million in FY27 on resource drilling to build up its mineral resource. Yaouré has replaced 76% of
July 16, 2026
Silver price today rebounds after Tuesday selloff as dollar eases, U.S. jobs data ahead

Silver price today rebounds after Tuesday selloff as dollar eases, U.S. jobs data ahead

New York, March 4, 2026, 12:54 — Regular session Silver snapped back Wednesday, recovering part of the sharp drop from the previous session as the U.S. dollar slipped and ongoing Middle East tensions kept safe-haven interest alive. Spot silver jumped 2% to $83.69 an ounce at 1628 GMT. “The dollar has seen a pullback,” said Peter Grant, vice president and senior metals strategist at Zaner Metals, who also flagged continued volatility as a risk.
March 4, 2026
Bitcoin price jumps back above $73,000 as ETF inflows return and Iran war headlines drive swings

Bitcoin price jumps back above $73,000 as ETF inflows return and Iran war headlines drive swings

New York, March 4, 2026, 12:53 EST — Regular session Bitcoin jumped past $73,000 on Wednesday, gaining around 7% for the session as traders dove back into risk following a rocky bout of volatility. The cryptocurrency was last at $73,294, up $4,958, or 7.3%, from its previous close, after a session that saw moves between $67,501 and $73,669. Ether also caught a bid, advancing roughly 8.5% to $2,151.
March 4, 2026
Gold price today: Bullion rebounds after Tuesday rout as Iran war keeps haven bid alive

Gold price today: Bullion rebounds after Tuesday rout as Iran war keeps haven bid alive

NEW YORK, March 4, 2026, 12:44 EST — Regular session underway. Gold bounced back Wednesday, clawing back ground after sharp declines the day before. Ongoing turmoil in the Middle East revived safe-haven demand, while a softer dollar also lent support. Spot gold gained 1.2% to $5,146.76 an ounce as of 1628 GMT. U.S. gold futures climbed 0.7%, settling at $5,158.20.
March 4, 2026
ADP jobs report: U.S. private payrolls rise 63,000 in February as job-switch pay edge hits record low

ADP jobs report: U.S. private payrolls rise 63,000 in February as job-switch pay edge hits record low

U.S. private sector payrolls climbed by 63,000 in February, marking the strongest monthly jump since July, according to Wednesday’s ADP National Employment Report. January figures, though, were revised lower—down to 11,000 from an initial 22,000. Economists surveyed by Reuters had been looking for a 50,000-job gain last month. It’s a tough spot for the Federal Reserve. The next policy meeting lands March 17-18, with rates stuck at 3.50%-3.75%. Now, officials have to contend with a new oil-driven inflation threat, just as hiring momentum has faded. “It will feed into headline inflation,” Fed Governor Stephen Miran acknowledged, but he pushed back on broader concerns: “evidence that it feeds into core inflation … is quite limited.”
March 4, 2026
Dow Jones today: DJIA rebounds 300 points as Amazon and Nvidia lead; Fed Beige Book next

Dow Jones today: DJIA rebounds 300 points as Amazon and Nvidia lead; Fed Beige Book next

New York, March 4, 2026, 12:33 — Regular session. The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 324.35 points, or 0.67%, reaching 48,824.77 as of 11:53 a.m. ET Wednesday. Amazon.com and Nvidia both gained after news broke about secret Iranian overtures to the U.S., plus actions from President Donald Trump to stabilize oil prices. “Until people think what’s happening in the Middle East will cause a recession, they’re giving stocks the benefit of the doubt,” said Chris Zaccarelli, chief investment officer at Northlight Asset Management. The S&P 500 added 0.88%, while the Nasdaq jumped 1.45%.
March 4, 2026
Corning CFO flags $24 billion 2028 sales run rate as AI data-center fiber push accelerates

Corning CFO flags $24 billion 2028 sales run rate as AI data-center fiber push accelerates

Corning Incorporated’s CFO told a Morgan Stanley conference the company is now aiming for a $24 billion annual revenue run rate by 2028, ramping up its investment in data-center connectivity. Hitting that goal would nearly double Corning’s size in roughly five years. Investors are watching closely to figure out which industrial suppliers can count on sustained demand as cloud companies ramp up artificial intelligence buildouts—and for how long that spending continues. Corning’s business is right in the mix, providing optical fiber, cable, and connectivity gear used within and between data centers. https://investor.corning.com/news-and-events/events-and-presentations/event-details/2026/Morgan-Stanley-Technology-Media--Telecom-Conference-2026-eZR20l6lNS/default.aspx
March 4, 2026
Meta’s $50M-a-year News Corp AI deal shows how expensive training data is getting

Meta’s $50M-a-year News Corp AI deal shows how expensive training data is getting

Meta Platforms and News Corp have struck a multiyear content licensing deal that could see the publisher receive as much as $50 million annually, according to the Wall Street Journal. This deal stands out as tech companies hunt for new, trustworthy data to power their AI—software that studies data patterns to spit out text or respond to questions. Newsrooms, for their part, are aiming to turn that frenzy into a steady income stream instead of legal battles.
March 4, 2026
Micron’s 256GB SOCAMM2 memory sample hits customers — and MU shares rebound

Micron’s 256GB SOCAMM2 memory sample hits customers — and MU shares rebound

Micron Technology, Inc. climbed roughly 3% out of the gate on Wednesday. The stock move comes after the memory-chip company revealed it’s begun shipping customer samples of a new 256GB low-power server memory module, targeting AI data centers. Timing is crucial right now, as data center operators run up against real constraints on power and cooling. Memory, which serves as the short-term storage feeding processors, is turning into a bottleneck for AI systems. Pricey chips sometimes just wait, idling, if data doesn’t show up in time.
March 4, 2026
Tesla’s EU carbon-credit pool thins out for 2026 as Toyota and Stellantis hold back

Tesla’s EU carbon-credit pool thins out for 2026 as Toyota and Stellantis hold back

An EU filing reveals Stellantis, Toyota, and Subaru have exited the Tesla-led carbon-credit pool for 2026—unlike last year, when all three participated. The European Commission has eased its stricter fleet emissions rules, now allowing automakers to average out emissions across 2025-2027 instead of focusing only on the end of 2025. The absence of those names is significant—pooling often costs less than racking up EU penalties, and for automakers buying into a cleaner fleet, it shows up as a straight expense. For Tesla, fewer buyers for its regulatory credits puts more pressure on the automaker, especially with demand fluctuating and competition intensifying in Europe.
March 4, 2026
OpenAI’s GitHub rival idea puts Microsoft’s developer platform in the spotlight

OpenAI’s GitHub rival idea puts Microsoft’s developer platform in the spotlight

OpenAI is working on its own code-hosting service that could challenge Microsoft’s GitHub, The Information reported Tuesday. That would put the ChatGPT creator on more competitive footing with one of its main supporters. For Microsoft, the stakes are clear. GitHub underpins its developer segment. These code-hosting platforms—where software lives, changes get tracked, and teams coordinate—form the backbone of today’s software development.
March 4, 2026
Select Medical (SEM) take-private deal: $16.50 cash offer, $3.9B value, and the financing behind it

Select Medical (SEM) take-private deal: $16.50 cash offer, $3.9B value, and the financing behind it

Select Medical Holdings Corporation has agreed to a buyout at $16.50 a share in cash, with executive chairman Robert A. Ortenzio, senior executive VP Martin F. Jackson, and private equity firm Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe steering the consortium. The deal values the company at $3.9 billion, based on enterprise value. SEC filing What started as a non-binding offer from Ortenzio has now become a formal agreement, setting in motion a shareholder vote that distinguishes between insiders and the public. Should the deal go through, Select would delist and no longer file public reports.
March 4, 2026
Tidewater lifts 2026 revenue view to $1.48B, keeps $500M buyback as offshore market tightens

Tidewater lifts 2026 revenue view to $1.48B, keeps $500M buyback as offshore market tightens

Tidewater Inc bumped up its 2026 revenue outlook on Monday and left its $500 million buyback program untouched, following a steep rise in quarterly profit. Management pointed to a constrained offshore vessel market and anticipated growth in drilling demand. CEO Quintin Kneen noted “vessel supply remains sufficiently tight,” adding the company is set up to “push day rates” as activity picks up. Tidewater’s day rates and utilization are tightly linked to offshore work schedules. The company runs offshore support vessels—workboats that haul people, gear, supplies to rigs and production platforms. Once budgets get cut, customers don’t hesitate to scale back.
March 4, 2026
Bradesco sets March 31 vote on Bradseg spin-off in Bradsaúde healthcare push

Bradesco sets March 31 vote on Bradseg spin-off in Bradsaúde healthcare push

Banco Bradesco put forward a distance voting ballot for an extraordinary shareholders' meeting set for March 31, aiming to get the green light on a partial spin-off of its unit Bradseg Participações, according to a U.S. filing. This vote is key. Bradesco needs approval to fold its healthcare assets into Odontoprev, reshaping the listed firm into a holding company. For Bradesco, it’s a straightforward, high-profile move—one that steers clear of altering its own share capital.
March 4, 2026
Vale speeds up Base Metals IPO prep as CEO targets mid-2026 readiness

Vale speeds up Base Metals IPO prep as CEO targets mid-2026 readiness

Vale Base Metals is now pushing to be IPO-ready by mid-2026—an acceleration from its earlier 2027 outlook, according to chief executive Shaun Usmar. Calling it an “unusual window,” Usmar said the focus is on positioning the business so it’s ready for its owners. The shorter timeline has become a bigger deal as investors lean harder into copper-centric plays, and the unit wants in. Copper’s up roughly 36% year-on-year, well ahead of nickel, according to Mining.com. Usmar says the company is outpacing its own goals—costs are falling, projects are moving along more quickly.
March 4, 2026
Archer Aviation stock slides on bigger loss outlook even as FAA clears key Midnight step

Archer Aviation stock slides on bigger loss outlook even as FAA clears key Midnight step

Archer Aviation projected a first-quarter adjusted EBITDA loss that topped analyst estimates, sending the stock down 10.6% to $6.72 at Tuesday’s close. Cantor Fitzgerald’s Andres Sheppard called the company’s progress “on track.” Over at Deutsche Bank, Edison Yu bumped his price target on the stock to $14 from $12. The wider loss projection comes as investors keep a close eye on whether the eVTOL industry can move from flight tests to FAA-approved passenger flights—without depleting their cash reserves. In a letter to shareholders, Archer’s CEO said the FAA has now signed off on 100% of the “Means of Compliance” for the company’s Midnight aircraft. That step, which sets the technical bar for airworthiness, effectively opens the door to Type Inspection
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