PepsiCo Shares Recover Nearly All 2026 Losses Amid Planned Job Cuts
PepsiCo plans about 1,000 job cuts in North America, while its stock recovers nearly all 2026 losses.
US stocks surged on tech dip buying and falling oil prices amid positive Iran news. S&P 500 and Nasdaq posted biggest gains since April and July respectively.
Market snapshot:
Risk assets staged a strong comeback on Monday, driven by dip buying in tech stocks and falling oil prices.
Late Friday, a report that Anthropic is proceeding with its IPO gave the tech market a boost. Further confirmation emerged on Monday when the company launched a new frontier model and reports indicated that IPO marketing will commence tomorrow. That development helped offset the honeypot story that had pushed Nvidia shares down over 8% at the opening. The decline was later trimmed to 4.4%, but the broader market surged, with AMD shares leaping by double digits. Heavily sold AI infrastructure stocks and memory names also rallied.
Steady positive news emerged regarding Iran, including a late report of a constructive conversation between Qatari mediators and former President Trump. Iran also reportedly consented to nuclear negotiations, with both sides agreeing to enrichment at normal civilian-use levels. Oil prices fell below the 200-day moving average, reaching the lowest in two months. However, there have been various cautions and denials, and little official confirmation, especially from the Iranian side.
Overall, the S&P 500's advance was its largest since April 8, while the Nasdaq had its best day since July 30. The next key data point is Tuesday's US CPI report.
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