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The latest stocks coverage from the TrustFinance editorial desk.
Israel's benchmark TA 35 index closed significantly higher on Wednesday, driven by a strong rally in the banking, financial, and real estate sectors. The advance marks a notable session for the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.
Options traders are anticipating a potential 11% swing in ServiceNow (NYSE: NOW) shares following its July 22 earnings report, according to Bloomberg data. The stock has exceeded the options-implied move in three of the last eight quarters.
Options traders are anticipating a nearly 5% swing in Philip Morris's stock price following its July 22 earnings release. Historical data shows the stock has often moved more than the implied volatility suggests.
Norway's benchmark Oslo OBX index closed down 0.10% on Wednesday, as losses in media and transport sectors were offset by strong performances from individual stocks, including a record high for Storebrand ASA.
Options traders are pricing in a potential 4.3% post-earnings move for AT&T Inc. stock, according to Bloomberg data. The telecommunications giant is set to report its latest financial results before the market opens on July 22.
Options traders are pricing in a potential 2.2% stock price swing for Kinder Morgan following its earnings release on July 22. Historical data shows the energy infrastructure company's stock has exceeded the options-implied move in five of the last eight quarters.
Investing.com is promoting its InvestingPro subscription service, highlighting company-reported data that its AI-driven stock portfolios have significantly outperformed market benchmarks.
Shares of Yum! Brands fell after reports that its Taco Bell chain is being investigated in connection with a widespread cyclospora outbreak affecting thousands. The health crisis follows a 2025 federal decision to halt the specific pathogen tracking program.
Saudi Arabia's Tadawul All Share index closed down 0.10% on Wednesday, reaching a new three-month low as losses in the media and insurance sectors weighed on the market. Declining stocks significantly outpaced advancers.
