Centene Corporation

Oscar Health, Inc.

UnitedHealth Group Incorporated

JPMorgan and UBS downgraded Centene's investment rating, but there are optimists

Centene collapsed 40% and crashed stocks in the health insurance sector. Should we buy on a downturn?

NIKE, Inc.

On Holding AG

The Gap, Inc.

The U.S. has a trade agreement with Vietnam. Which companies' stocks benefited?


The euro <a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-07-01/ecb-s-guindos-says-euro-gain-beyond-1-20-would-be-complicated?srnd=homepage-europe">rose</a> nearly 14% against the dollar this year, largely due to the policies of President Donald Trump's administration. The U.S. president's actions have caused investors to question the irreplaceability and steadfastness of the U.S. currency. Sergey Romanchuk, a financier and member of ACI's Foreign Exchange Committee, discusses whether the euro will be able to displace the dollar on the pedestal of reserve currency No. 1.

A historic moment for the euro: can it displace the dollar?

Constellation Brands, Inc.

Marks and Spencer Group plc

In the last full trading week of June, the S&amp;P 500 index reached an all-time high for the first time since February - optimism around a possible Fed rate cut and reduced concerns about duties contributed to the growth of quotations. Wall Street's focus in the first week of July will be the U.S. employment report for June. In addition, there will be fresh data on the number of open jobs, wage dynamics, as well as business activity in industry and services in the world's largest economy, <a href="https://finance.yahoo.com/news/a-crucial-jobs-report-meets-a-stock-market-at-all-time-highs-what-to-know-this-week-113259792.html#:~:text=The%20June%20jobs%20report%20will%20headline%20the%20first%20week%20of%20July.">write</a> Yahoo Finance.

US labor market and Constellation report: what investors need to know this week

In June of this year, Iran's nuclear program suddenly turned from a subject of diplomatic disputes and economic sanctions into a target of missile strikes. On June 13, Israel attacked key Iranian nuclear facilities, and on the night of June 22, the United States joined the operation. The airstrikes were the first time Iran's nuclear infrastructure has been hit. Maxim Starchak, a researcher at the Center for International and Defense Policy at Queens University, examined whether the Islamic Republic's nuclear program has been eliminated.

In the line of fire: what's left of Iran's nuclear program

H & M Hennes & Mauritz AB (publ)

PDD Holdings Inc.

Industria de Diseño Textil, S.A.

In June, the French Senate voted in favor of <a href="https://www.thefashionlaw.com/france-focuses-on-shein-temu-in-revised-anti-fast-fashion-legislation/">a bill</a> to restrict advertising and impose environmental fees on ultra-fast fashion companies. The main targets are Chinese giants Temu and Shein. What does this mean for the ultra-fast fashion market, investors, and what does it have to do with zoomers?

Exceeding the speed limit: How France is trying to stop the Shein and Temu offensive

"The atomic bomb hanging beneath the fuselage of the plane...came off the fighter-bomber that was disintegrating in mid-air and continued its flight eastward. It fell far from the place where the burning remains of the plane had crashed, fifty meters from the house of the Druze farmer... And now the Israelis were faced with a problem that was impossible to solve, even for those of them with a rich imagination. The bomb was somewhere in Syrian territory - but where exactly? Which of the four airplanes was carrying it? Where did it crash? The Israelis could not ask the Syrians to search for it. And what to say to the Americans, from whom they managed with considerable dexterity to acquire "special nuclear material", a fact that both sides categorically denied? Thus, the atomic bomb lay buried two meters into the ground near the house of a farmer who, unaware of its existence, continued to cultivate his field, which was strewn with stones here and there.

Scientists search, intelligence seeks: where has Iran's uranium gone?

SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son said he intends to make the company the leading platform for "artificial superintelligence". The U.S. and China signed a trade agreement that includes supplies of rare earth metals. The US Treasury Department also scrapped the "retaliatory tax" (Section 899 of Donald Trump's budget bill), which excludes US companies from international digital taxes in exchange for concessions from G7 countries. On these and other topics - in our review of key events for the morning of June 27.

Highlights for the morning: US-China trade deal, SoftBank bets on superintelligence


Chevron Corporation

Exxon Mobil Corporation

The cost of oil has returned to the level it was before Israel began bombing Iran

Oil prices are down more than 6%. Why could this be bad for the stock market?

No one was killed in the Iranian attack and damage was minimal, claims US president

"I want to thank Iran for the warning": Trump commented on the base strike

The main US index is now trading just 2% below its all-time high


"Roaring 20s": why does Yardeni believe the U.S. operation will support a 70% rise in the S&P 500?

Shell plc

The cost of Brent has fallen by about 7%


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