News 26 February 2026

Etihad Orders 10 Boeing Jets, Raising Talk of Hard-to-Get 787 Slots

Stock Market Today: Live Updates 17.07.2026

LIVEMarkets rolling coverageStarted: July 17, 2026, 4:00 AM EDTUpdated: July 17, 2026, 4:31 PM EDT Wesfarmers (ASX: WES) Seen as Hold on High Valuation, Analyst Says July 17, 2026, 4:12 PM EDT. Wesfarmers Ltd (ASX: WES) is still seen as a long-term operator thanks to brands like Bunnings and Kmart. The stock has traded near its highs for the year, around $91.67. Even with gains in health and digital, shares are close to 36 times forecast FY26 earnings. The dividend yield is in the 2.4%-2.5% range. While analysts call out management strength, they say the current valuation is high and
July 17, 2026
Nvidia Stock Price Targets Pop After $78B Forecast as RBC, Truist Lift Views

Nvidia Stock Price Targets Pop After $78B Forecast as RBC, Truist Lift Views

Thursday saw RBC Capital and Truist Financial bump up their price targets on Nvidia. The AI chip giant had just delivered another record-setting quarter, along with a revenue forecast that outpaced most expectations. Nvidia’s role as the market’s go-to gauge for data-center appetite has only grown, thanks to heavy GPU spending by major cloud players looking to power AI models. Custom chips, though, are grabbing attention, with investors scrutinizing whether they could deliver similar results for less money—and those revisions are now squarely in focus.
February 26, 2026
AXT (AXTI) stock slips premarket after a 44% two-day surge — export permits and Nvidia’s outlook in focus

AXT (AXTI) stock slips premarket after a 44% two-day surge — export permits and Nvidia’s outlook in focus

New York, February 26, 2026, 09:07 EST — Premarket AXT Inc slipped 2.4% ahead of the bell Thursday, cooling off after a sharp 44% jump across the previous two sessions that nearly brought the stock to a new 52-week high. Most recent trades saw shares at roughly $39.99, following a 16.8% surge to $40.97 at Wednesday’s close.
February 26, 2026
Ocado job cuts: 1,000 roles to go in £150m shake-up as shares slide

Ocado job cuts: 1,000 roles to go in £150m shake-up as shares slide

Ocado Group plans to eliminate around 1,000 positions—just under 5% of its staff worldwide—as the company looks to rein in expenses and stabilize cash flow. The company’s proposal comes as it tries to persuade retailers to embrace its large, robot-operated grocery warehouses. But the strategy has hit turbulence—major North American partners have pulled the plug on multiple locations, raising fresh questions about the pace of growth.
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