TradingKey - In US pre-market trading on September 22, power technology company Vicor (VICR) rose more than 10% at one point. As of writing, VICR was up 9.42%. The company expects its third-quarter 2026 revenue to grow by more than 20% quarter-over-quarter, up from a previous expectation of close to 10%.

TradingKey — On Tuesday (September 22) Eastern Time, futures tied to the three major US stock indices rose slightly in pre-market trading. The AI investment boom continued to support tech stocks, while signals from Iran indicating the potential reopening of the Strait of Hormuz drove a sharp drop in international oil prices, easing market concerns over energy supply shocks and a rebound in inflation.

TradingKey - US electricity demand is entering a new growth phase. AI data centers and manufacturing expansion are driving up power consumption, while a strong El Niño in the winter of 2026–2027 could alter temperatures, precipitation, and electricity demand across different regions of the United States.

TradingKey - BA closed at $201.96 after a 3.69% drop as 737 MAX and 787 production ramps slow. Can $197.12 support stabilize the stock?

TradingKey - On Thursday, September 17 (ET), futures on the three major US stock indexes rose collectively in pre-market trading. While the Federal Reserve delivered its rate hike and signaled room for further monetary policy tightening, the market believes the current tightening cycle will not necessarily continue to accelerate. Meanwhile, a retreat in international oil prices eased some inflationary pressures, driving a simultaneous rebound in both US stock and bond markets.

TradingKey - GNRC closed at $175.11 before Amazon's $2.4B generator deal sent shares about 34% higher premarket. Can the gap hold above $200?
