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US Top News and Analysis | Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Stanley Black & Decker, American Airlines, Dow, Marvell Technology & more
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Midâday trading on Monday saw a mixed set of moves, with StanleyâŻBlackâŻ&âŻDecker climbing over 4% after noting that recent changes to SectionâŻ232 tariffs on aluminum, steel and related products would not materially affect its fullâyear outlook. In contrast, energyâinfrastructure firm Fermi slumped more than 22% following the resignation of its CFO just days after CEO TobyâŻNeugebauerâs departure; the company was originally coâfounded by former Energy Secretary RickâŻPerry to power AI dataâcenter projects. Psychedelicâfocused drug makers rode a surge after President Donald Trumpâs executive order to speed up psychedelicâmedicine research, sending AtaiâŻBeckley up about 25% and CompassâŻPathways nearly 40%. Biogen rose roughly 3% after agreeing to pay $850âŻmillion for exclusive Chinese rights to the experimental immuneâdisease drug felzartamab. Airlines came under pressure from renewed U.S.âIran tensions, with American Airlines down nearly 5% and United, JetBlue and Delta each slipping 1â2%. Shipping bottlenecks in the Strait of Hormuz lifted fertilizer and chemical names: CFâŻIndustries up 2%, Dow about 4% and LyondellBasell 2% after previous doubleâdigit losses. Tech stocks were active, as Marvell Technology jumped over 4% on reports of talks with Google to build two AI chips, while Broadcom fell about 2% despite a recent agreement to produce future Google AI chips. Insulationâinstaller TopBuild surged more than 16% after QXO announced a $17âŻbillion acquisition, even as QXO shares dropped 8% on the news. ASTâŻSpaceMobile fell 8% after a satellite was placed in the wrong orbit, though it expects insurance recovery and plans for regular 2026 launches. Cruise lines were weighed down by rising fuel costs and weaker demand, with Carnival down 1%, Norwegian Cruise Line nearly 5% and Royal Caribbean about 3%. (Reporting by CNBCâs FredâŻImbert and NickâŻWells.)
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