DAILY UPDATE: Microsoft and Intuitive Machines as the Stock Markets Rocket Upward!

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Microsoft will buy back up to $60 billion in shares and is boosting its dividend by about 10% (from 75 cents per share to 83 cents).

Stat: 60%. That’s how much Intuitive Machines’ stock jumped in early trading yesterday after NASA awarded the company a contract to “build moon data satellites.” (CNBC)

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What’s up

  • Lower interest rates mean it’s cheaper to afford a car, a realization that helped propel Tesla up 7.36% today.
  • Darden Restaurants rose 8.25% as shareholders cheered a new deal between the Olive Garden parent company and Uber, whose shares rose 2.42% as well.
  • Airbnb gained 5.17% after CEO Brian Chesky noted that the company is working to expand long-term rental offerings of over 28 days.
  • MobilEye Global popped 14.99% after Intel announced it has no plans to sell any of its 88% stake in the autonomous driving company. Intel shares rose 1.78% as well.

What’s down

  • Trump Media & Technology Group fell 5.89% as the lockup period, during which early investors like the former president can’t sell their stake in the company, is about to end.
  • Progyny plummeted 32.65% after the health insurance benefits company announced it is losing a key customer that accounts for 12% of Progyny’s revenue.
  • Five Below sank 2.22% after JP Morgan analysts downgraded the stock, though they also boosted their price target.

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Here’s where the major benchmarks ended:

  • The SPX rose 95.38 points (1.70%) to 5,713.64; the $DJI added 522.09 points (1.26%) to 42,025.19; the NASDAQ Composite® ($COMP) added 440.68 points (2.51%) to 18,013.98.
  • The 10-year Treasury note yield (TNX) climbed five basis points to 3.74%, while the 2-year note yield was unchanged.
  • The CBOE Volatility Index® (VIX) slid to 16.33, registering its lowest close so far this month.

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Visualize: How private equity tangled banks in a web of debt, from the Financial Times.

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