Stock Market Today (July 8, 2026): Sensex, Nifty Trade Lower As Investors Weigh West Asia Tensions, Global Cues
Benchmark stock indices Sensex and Nifty had closed lower on Tuesday due to last-minute profit-taking after a four-day rally and weak Asian trends. Paring early gains, the 30-share BSE Sensex declined by 104.35 points, or 0.13 per cent, to close at 78,180.72. During the day, it climbed 379.85 points, or 0.48 per cent,
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On July 1, the Trump administration refused to renew the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) at the pact’s six-year joint review. The agreement remains in force, but Washington’s refusal converts every subsequent annual review into an instrument of extortion, allowing the United States to extract fresh concessions from Canada and Mexico.
Multiple Aussie banks cut home loan interest rates for borrowers defying RBA hold: 'Opportunities'
Multiple Aussie banks have cut their home loan interest rates in the last week, with one major lender making a surprise double cut. The moves come despite the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) holding the cash rate in June, with expectations rate cuts are off the table for the rest of the year.
Memory chip stocks fall into a bull market amid latest tech sell-off
00:00 Jerry
So let’s take a look at the semiconductor board. They are in a bear market now. Uh we got more analysis on that in a minute, but just wanted to show you a lot of dark red here. Intel down 10%. Uh this is only today.
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Read MoreUAW white paper “Trade and the American Dream”: A brief for economic nationalism and imperialist war
On July 1, the Trump administration refused to renew the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) at the pact’s six-year joint review. The agreement remains in force, but Washington’s refusal converts every subsequent annual review into an instrument of extortion, allowing the United States to extract fresh concessions from Canada and Mexico.
The Burst
Will This Airline Upstart Be a Massive Winner?
One reason Joby has survived the post-SPAC reckoning is its deepening relationship with the U.S. Department of Defense. The company holds a $131 million contract to deliver up to nine aircraft to the U.S. Air Force, and it has already delivered multiple units.
That relationship does more than generate modest revenue. Military testing accelerates certification,
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Is Intel Going to Soar In 2026?
After years of playing defense, Intel surprised investors in 2025 by showing genuine momentum. Shares climbed roughly 80% over the year, a sharp reversal from the stagnation that defined much of the past decade.
Massive U.S. government support tied to domestic chip manufacturing, key backing from SoftBank, and a high-profile partnership with Nvidia have materially strengthened Intel’s balance sheet.
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Robinhood Is Flying High But Will It Last?
Robinhood’s stock has been on a stunning run. Shares have climbed more than 3x over the past year, fueled by rocketing trading activity, higher engagement from existing users, and a steady rollout of new products that go well beyond basic stock trades.
Robinhood’s recent results are undeniably impressive. Revenue roughly doubled year over year and earnings popped nearly 4x.
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