The article highlights three non-AI stocks—DaVita (DVA), Franklin Resources (BEN), and Archer Daniels Midland (ADM)—that have surged over 30% year-to-date in 2026. DaVita benefits from stable demand for dialysis, improved reimbursement rates, and cost discipline. Franklin Resources has seen moderated investor outflows and stronger-than-expected earnings, while Archer Daniels Midland's agricultural

Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem warns tariffs may halve fourth-quarter growth; oil near $100 could lift inflation without broader spillovers.

USD/JPY rises 0.36% to around 157.45 as firmer Fed expectations pressure the yen and intervention concerns increase.

Societe Generale says disruptions, Russian outages, costly freight and low inventories have made oil markets critically tight.

Trump reportedly made no military pledge to Yemen, while diplomacy hopes pushed oil lower and supported broader risk assets.

USD/CAD stays near 1.4000 as wider US-Canada rate differentials weigh on CAD while the Fed signals a hawkish outlook.

Piper Sandler has reduced its price target for Colgate-Palmolive to $95 from $98, citing elevated oil prices as a source of incremental cost pressure expected in the first half of 2027. Despite the cut, the firm maintains an Overweight rating, noting the stock trades below the new target and is undervalued based on InvestingPro data. The company faces U.S. market pressures but benefits from strong

Brent drops 2.5% to $101.30 as de-escalation hopes grow; Bitcoin rises and USD/JPY intervention risk increases in thin liquidity.

Match Group's stock has been trading steadily on Nasdaq following its latest earnings report, which highlighted solid revenue growth, increased average revenue per payer, and a rise in paying users across Tinder and other apps. The company's focus on product innovation, including safety features and algorithm improvements, aims to deepen monetization and enhance user retention amidst competitive a

UBS has lowered its price target for McDonald’s (NYSE:MCD) to $320 from $340, citing challenges in U.S. sales and pressured quick-service restaurant valuations, while maintaining a Buy rating. The company's shares are trading near their 52-week low, and UBS expects McDonald's upcoming investor day to focus on strategies to improve U.S. sales and details of its NEXT growth strategy. Other analysts

Bitcoin gained 44% in the third quarter, raising the prospect of a broader cryptocurrency rally.

Bitcoin hits $85,000 after $648 million in bearish bets are closed, while open interest rises 7.59% to $156 billion.

Bitcoin touched $85,000 for the first time since January as markets watched easing oil prices.

Ukraine targeted Russia with more than 1,000 drones, including hundreds aimed at Moscow, during the State Duma election’s final day.

The dollar remains supported by higher Treasury yields after the Fed raised rates 25 bp, though further gains may be harder.

Saudi’s East-West pipeline outage may squeeze crude supplies to Asia, with South Korea most exposed.

Nykredit A/S has made a new $10.71 million investment in Kinross Gold Corporation, purchasing 452,547 shares. This comes as institutional investors and hedge funds collectively own 63.69% of the company. Kinross Gold reported strong quarterly earnings of $0.71 per share, exceeding analyst estimates, and saw its revenue increase by 29.5% year over year to $2.22 billion.