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Here is Your Complete Market Rundown (5/8/2026):
US April Jobs Report Beats Expectations with 115K Payrolls Added
US nonfarm payrolls rose 115,000 in April, nearly double the 65,000 consensus estimate, while unemployment held steady at 4.3%. Wage growth disappointed with hourly earnings up 0.2% monthly versus 0.3% expected, though prior months saw 16,000 downward revisions.
Trump Maintains Ceasefire Holds After U.S.-Iran Naval Exchange in Strait of Hormuz
President Trump insisted the Iran ceasefire remains intact despite U.S. strikes on Iranian targets following attacks on American destroyers in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran seized a Chinese-owned tanker and claims missile capacity now exceeds pre-war levels at 120%, while Secretary of State Rubio awaits Iran's response to diplomatic proposals.
Company News
Nvidia Corporation (NVDA)
Performance Overview
1D Change: 1.79%
5D Change: 8.48%
News Volume: 186
Unusual Volume Factor: 1x
Nvidia Hits Record High as IREN Secures $3.4 Billion AI Cloud Deal; Smuggling Allegations and Board Appointment Round Out Trading Day
Nvidia shares reached an all-time high of $216.96 on Thursday, rising 2.7% as the chipmaker announced a major partnership with data center operator IREN. The deal includes a five-year $3.4 billion AI cloud contract and grants Nvidia an option to invest $2.1 billion in IREN shares. The agreement sent IREN stock surging 7% and prompted multiple analyst upgrades, with Bernstein setting a $100 price target for the data center company. The partnership represents Nvidia's continued expansion into AI infrastructure beyond chip sales. Analysts noted the deal follows a pattern of "circular" investments where Nvidia funds customers who then purchase its products, deepening its control over the AI supply chain. Separately, Nvidia announced funding for Corning manufacturing plants in North Carolina and Texas, expected to create 3,000 jobs, alongside an equity investment in the glass manufacturer. Nvidia's market capitalization now exceeds India's entire equity market, underscoring its dominance in AI computing. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, a key Nvidia supplier, reported strong April sales data that further boosted investor confidence ahead of Nvidia's upcoming earnings report. However, regulatory concerns emerged as Bloomberg reported US prosecutors suspect a Bangkok-based AI company helped smuggle billions of dollars worth of Super Micro Computer servers containing advanced Nvidia chips to China, with Alibaba among the alleged end customers. The Thai company is involved in Thailand's national AI initiatives, raising questions about export control enforcement. In corporate governance news, Nvidia appointed Suzanne Nora Johnson, former Vice Chairman of Goldman Sachs, to its board of directors, adding financial industry expertise as the company navigates rapid growth and regulatory scrutiny. Market observers noted competitive pressure mounting from AMD and Intel, with some analysts suggesting a potential "changing of the guard" in AI chips, though Nvidia maintains its market leadership position. The stock posted its largest weekly gain in six months.
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Citigroup Inc. (C)
Performance Overview
1D Change: -2.73%
5D Change: -1.46%
News Volume: 172
Unusual Volume Factor: 2x
Citi Analysts Issue Wave of Target Adjustments as CEO Fraser Warns Iran Conflict May Fuel Prolonged Inflation
Citigroup conducted extensive coverage adjustments on May 8th, issuing dozens of price target revisions and rating changes across multiple sectors. Notable moves included raising targets on major financial institutions—PNC Financial to $255, State Street to $172, and Citizens Financial to $75—while downgrading HubSpot from Buy to Neutral and Catalyst Pharmaceuticals from Buy to Neutral. The bank also cut its rating on Indian stocks to underweight and UAE equities to neutral. CEO Jane Fraser addressed mounting economic uncertainties, stating the bank does not yet fully understand the effects of the Iran war on markets. Fraser warned the conflict could lead to protracted inflation throughout the year, adding complexity to the economic outlook. Her comments came as she prepared to join President Trump on a diplomatic trip to China next week, signaling Citigroup's involvement in high-level trade discussions. In commodities, Citi analysts forecast copper prices will hold near $13,000 per ton amid ongoing supply concerns. The bank also projected oil could rise further if US-Iran negotiations remain contentious, linking geopolitical tensions directly to energy market dynamics. Operationally, Citigroup announced plans to hire hundreds of financial advisors and bankers for its wealth management unit, representing a significant expansion push. The move follows earlier reports that executives faced internal pressure regarding cultural transformation efforts beyond senior leadership ranks. The bank maintained its research coverage across technology, energy, and consumer sectors. In tech, Citi raised Microchip Technology's target to $113 and Datadog to $218, while lowering Trade Desk's target to $21. Energy holdings saw increases, with Williams Companies raised to $83 and Sunoco LP to $73. Oppenheimer raised Citi's own stock price target to $145 from $144, projecting 11 percent upside, while Keefe, Bruyette & Woods lifted its target to $153. Technical analysts noted Citigroup shares may move toward $140 based on current momentum patterns. The flurry of analyst activity and Fraser's cautious macroeconomic commentary reflect Citigroup's positioning amid geopolitical instability, inflationary pressures, and shifting market conditions as the bank simultaneously pursues aggressive growth in wealth management.
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Wells Fargo & Company (WFC)
Performance Overview
1D Change: -4.42%
5D Change: -6.42%
Wells Fargo Executes Major Sector Reshuffles While Phillip Securities Upgrades Bank to Strong-Buy
Wells Fargo conducted extensive rating changes across multiple sectors on May 8, 2026, with notable moves in apparel, technology, and healthcare. Phillip Securities upgraded Wells Fargo itself to Strong-Buy, signaling confidence in the bank's ongoing recovery, though analysts noted the comeback carries inherent risks. In apparel, Wells Fargo downgraded Nike to Equal Weight from Overweight, citing minimal upside potential of just 1 percent, with concerns about GLP-1 weight loss drugs threatening the athletic wear sector. The firm also cut Deckers Outdoor to Underweight from Equal Weight despite projecting 12 percent upside. Conversely, Victoria's Secret received an upgrade to Overweight with 20 percent upside potential. Technology saw significant downgrades, with Qualcomm moving from Positive to Underweight. Wells Fargo adjusted numerous price targets across semiconductor and software companies, including raising Unity Software's target to $35 with 31 percent upside while maintaining Overweight. Healthcare coverage remained active, with Wells Fargo raising Argenx's price target to $1,260, projecting 60 percent upside, and boosting Agilon Health's target to $72 from $37.50 with 19 percent upside. The firm also increased targets for Natera and CVS Health while lowering projections for Insmed and Ascendis Pharma. In consumer sectors, McDonald's price target dropped to $320 from $355, though Wells Fargo still sees 13 percent upside. Airbnb's target rose to $181 with 29 percent upside, while Planet Fitness was cut to $65 from $80 despite projecting 48 percent upside. Energy and industrial coverage included raising Targa Resources to $270 and RXO to $22, while Primoris Services saw its target lowered to $118. Wells Fargo maintained Overweight ratings on several positions including CoreWeave, which received a target increase to $155. The bank's unusual options volume activity accompanied these widespread analyst actions.
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Micron Technology, Inc. (MU)
Performance Overview
1D Change: 15.49%
5D Change: 37.7%
Micron Surges 38% in Best Week Since 2008, Surpasses JPMorgan in Market Value
Micron Technology shares soared 13% on Friday, capping a remarkable 38% weekly gain—the company's strongest performance since 2008. The rally pushed the stock to seven consecutive all-time highs, with the memory chip maker now valued above JPMorgan Chase. The surge reflects growing investor conviction in an AI-driven memory chip supercycle. Strong earnings results fueled the rally, with bulls eyeing further breakouts as the company benefits from surging demand for AI memory products. Options trading volumes reached their highest levels since 2024, signaling intense market interest. Memory chip stocks broadly rallied, with SanDisk jumping 17% for the week and posting extraordinary year-over-year gains exceeding 4,000%. AMD and Intel also posted double-digit weekly gains of 11% and 14% respectively, as Wall Street analysts noted a potential "changing of the guard in AI" with these chipmakers outperforming Nvidia. Institutional investors showed mixed activity. Geneva Partners invested $8.15 million in new positions, while ASR Vermogensbeheer increased holdings. However, Fulcrum Asset Management and GRIMES & Co reduced their stakes. Analysts highlighted the parabolic nature of the memory chip rally, though some cautioned about potential supply constraints, referencing a "wafer ceiling" the market is gradually pricing in. The semiconductor sector's strength helped drive the S&P 500 past 7,400 and the Nasdaq above 29,000, both hitting fresh records. Semiconductor ETFs jumped broadly as the AI momentum continued powering tech sector gains for a sixth consecutive week.
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Akamai Technologies, Inc. (AKAM)
Performance Overview
1D Change: 26.59%
5D Change: 42.18%
Akamai Surges 27% on Record $1.8 Billion AI Cloud Deal with Anthropic
Akamai Technologies closed up 27% on May 8, marking its best trading day since 2004, after announcing a landmark seven-year, $1.8 billion cloud infrastructure agreement with Anthropic, the AI company behind Claude. The deal represents the largest contract in Akamai's history and comes as Anthropic reported 80x growth in annualized revenue and usage during the first quarter. The company also reported solid first-quarter results and raised its full-year guidance, prompting widespread analyst upgrades. KeyBanc raised its price target from $120 to $195, while Oppenheimer and Scotiabank both lifted targets to $180. Craig-Hallum upgraded the stock from Hold to Buy, and multiple firms including Evercore ISI, Raymond James, and DA Davidson increased their targets, with analysts citing upside potential ranging from 3% to 67%. The stock jumped over 29% in premarket trading and led S&P 500 futures higher. CEO Tom Leighton discussed the quarter and the transformative AI cloud deal in media appearances. Despite some conflicting premarket reports showing brief declines, the stock maintained strong momentum throughout the session, with unusually high options volume reflecting intense investor interest in the cloud computing company's AI infrastructure play.
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Geopolitics Events
Trump Maintains Ceasefire Holds After U.S.-Iran Naval Clash in Strait of Hormuz
President Donald Trump insisted Thursday that a ceasefire with Iran remains in effect despite an exchange of fire after Iranian forces targeted U.S. Navy destroyers in the Strait of Hormuz. Trump characterized the U.S. retaliatory strikes as a "love tap" and said "great damage" was done to Iranian attackers. Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed the Thursday strikes were separate from Operation Epic Fury, which previously targeted Iranian military and nuclear sites. Rubio stated the U.S. has not yet received a response from Iran on its latest diplomatic proposal and warned that any missile attacks on American assets would trigger retaliation. Iran's Foreign Ministry condemned the U.S. Navy actions as "aggressive acts" and ceasefire violations. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi accused Washington of choosing "reckless military adventure" when diplomatic solutions were available, claiming the U.S. is "unable to understand the situation and find an exit." Araghchi also corrected earlier reports, stating Iran's missile and launcher capacity now stands at 120 percent of pre-war levels, not 75 percent as initially reported. The naval confrontation occurred as Iran seized the Chinese-owned tanker Ocean Koi in the Sea of Oman, claiming it carried Iranian oil. The vessel and its Shanghai-based owner face U.S. sanctions. Iran has also established an agency to collect Strait of Hormuz tolls and is ramping up trade with China via rail. The U.S. military is reportedly blocking over 70 tankers from Iranian ports. Markets showed mixed reactions to the developments. Oil prices fell below $100 per barrel as Trump maintained the ceasefire narrative, while stocks hit records on cease-fire bets. TSX futures edged higher. However, travel companies like Expedia tumbled as the Middle East conflict impacted bookings. Rubio met with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni in Rome on May 8, with the Iran war straining U.S.-Italy relations. The meeting addressed defense ties, potential U.S. troop changes in Europe, and vehicle tariff threats. Rubio also met with Pope Leo XIV, describing the encounter as "very positive," and discussed the Church's global role. He stressed the need for stability in the Taiwan Strait and said China-Taiwan issues would be addressed during Trump's upcoming trip. Trump's May 8 schedule includes a Rose Garden address at noon, typically signaling key policy announcements.
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Trump Announces Three-Day Russia-Ukraine Ceasefire for Victory Day Weekend
President Donald Trump announced a three-day ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine scheduled for May 9-11, coinciding with Victory Day celebrations. The agreement, confirmed by both Putin and Zelenskyy, includes a suspension of all kinetic activity and a prisoner exchange of 1,000 individuals from each country. Oil prices pared gains following the announcement. The ceasefire represents a diplomatic achievement for Trump in the ongoing conflict.
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Virginia Supreme Court Rejects Democratic-Backed Congressional Map
The Virginia Supreme Court struck down a voter-approved congressional redistricting plan, blocking Democrats' proposed US House map in a significant setback for the party's redistricting efforts.
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Pentagon Releases New UFO Files, Leaves Public to Draw Own Conclusions
The Pentagon released previously classified files on unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP), including images and documents now available on its website. The disclosure follows Trump administration declassification directives, marking a shift toward transparency while the government refrains from offering definitive conclusions about the unexplained sightings.
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Rubio Expects Iran Response on Peace Deal Friday, Warns of Retaliation if Attacked
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the U.S. expects Iran's response to a peace proposal on Friday. He clarified Thursday's strikes were separate from Operation Epic Fury and warned any missile attacks on U.S. forces would trigger retaliation. Rubio is meeting Italy's Meloni amid tensions.
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U.S.-Iran Tensions Escalate as Forces Clash Near Strait of Hormuz
U.S. forces struck Iranian oil tankers and coastal areas near the Strait of Hormuz on May 7-8, prompting Iran to condemn the attacks as ceasefire violations. Despite the clashes, President Trump maintains the month-long ceasefire holds while threatening renewed strikes without a firm truce. Iran responded by making Strait of Hormuz passage restrictions permanent, raising concerns about the critical shipping lane.
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Trump Plans to Fire FDA Commissioner Marty Makary
President Trump has signed off on a plan to remove FDA Commissioner Marty Makary amid ongoing turmoil at the agency, according to sources familiar with the matter.
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Macro Events
April Jobs Report Beats Expectations with 115K Payrolls Added
US employers added 115,000 jobs in April, nearly double the 65,000 consensus estimate and exceeding forecasts that ranged from negative territory to 74,000. The unemployment rate held steady at 4.3%, matching expectations. However, wage growth disappointed with average hourly earnings rising just 0.2% monthly and 3.6% annually, below estimates of 0.3% and 3.8% respectively. Manufacturing shed 2,000 jobs versus expectations for 5,000 gains, while prior months saw downward revisions totaling 16,000 positions.
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University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Hits Record Low at 48.2 in May
The University of Michigan's preliminary May consumer sentiment index fell to 48.2, marking the lowest reading on record and missing expectations of 49.5. This represents the second consecutive month below 50, unprecedented in the survey's history. The current conditions index dropped sharply to 47.8 from 52.5 in April, while one-year inflation expectations came in at 4.5 percent, below the forecasted 4.8 percent.
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Asian Wages Rise While Regional Inflation Pressures Build
Japan posted its third consecutive month of real wage growth in March, strengthening expectations for a Bank of Japan rate increase, while India's April inflation likely climbed to 3.8% on higher fuel costs.
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Canada's Unemployment Rate Climbs to 6.9% as Economy Sheds Jobs in April
Canada's unemployment rate rose to 6.9% in April from 6.7% in March as the economy lost 17,700 jobs while more people entered the labor market seeking work.
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Stock Markets Events
S&P 500 and Nasdaq Hit Record Highs on Strong Jobs Data and Tech Rally
U.S. equity markets surged to fresh all-time highs on May 8, 2026, powered by stronger-than-expected April jobs data and a broad-based technology sector rally. The S&P 500 climbed 0.8% to close at 7,397.69, while the Nasdaq 100 surged 1.7% to a new record, marking the sixth consecutive weekly gain for both indices. The Nasdaq has already advanced 5.3% in May, its strongest monthly performance in recent memory. Technology stocks led the advance, with semiconductor names particularly strong. Intel jumped 13.9% and Broadcom gained 4.2%, while NVIDIA added 1.7% following positive sentiment from TSMC's robust April sales data. Cisco Systems rose 4.8%, contributing to the tech-driven momentum. The Dow Jones Industrial Average posted more modest gains, up 0.45% to 49,822.53. Cloud infrastructure and cybersecurity stocks saw heavy trading activity despite mixed performance. Cloudflare topped premarket volume at 1.22 million shares but faced selling pressure post-earnings despite beating estimates. Datadog surged 31%, leading momentum trades, while Akamai Technologies and JFrog were among the session's most active names. Emerging sectors also participated in the rally. AST SpaceMobile jumped 14.8%, Spire Global gained 14.3%, and Archer Aviation rose 3.4%. However, energy stocks lagged, with Vistra down 4% and Energy Transfer falling 2.9%. Indian markets mirrored the positive global sentiment, posting their second consecutive weekly gain despite late-week volatility. The Nifty Consumer Durables sector outperformed on strong festive demand, while PSU banks tumbled 3% on fundraising concerns. Market breadth showed healthy participation beyond mega-caps, with the median stock ETF gaining 10.2% year-to-date, outpacing the S&P 500 by nearly three percentage points.
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Technology Events
Intel Shares Surge 15% on Preliminary Apple Chip Manufacturing Agreement
Intel stock jumped 15% following reports of a preliminary chip-making deal with Apple, according to the Wall Street Journal. The agreement would have Intel manufacture chips for Apple devices, marking a significant partnership between the two tech giants.
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Google Commits $15B to India AI Infrastructure as Tech Sector Navigates Mixed AI Adoption Results
Google announced a $15 billion investment in India through 2030, anchored by a 1 GW AI data center in Visakhapatnam and potential local manufacturing of AI servers. The move contrasts with mixed AI monetization results elsewhere: Cloudflare's growth disappointed investors despite AI initiatives, while Coinbase and Cloudflare face scrutiny over AI-driven workforce reductions. Block demonstrated positive AI integration in earnings, and analysts highlight emerging opportunities in agentic AI technologies valued at $4 trillion.
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Anthropic Signs Record $1.8 Billion Cloud Deal With Akamai
AI startup Anthropic has secured a seven-year, $1.8 billion cloud infrastructure agreement with Akamai Technologies, marking Akamai's largest deal ever. The partnership addresses surging demand as Anthropic reports 80x growth in annualized revenue and usage during Q1.
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Stellantis Expands Leapmotor Partnership with European EV Production
Stellantis is deepening its collaboration with Chinese automaker Leapmotor, planning to expand their joint venture into Spain and boost European electric vehicle manufacturing capabilities.
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Real Estate Events
Mixed Quarter for Real Estate Sector as REITs Report Earnings and Dividends
Real estate investment trusts delivered varied first quarter results, with Starwood Property Trust and Dream Office REIT releasing Q1 earnings while Arbor Realty Trust reported net income of $0.6 million. Strawberry Fields REIT missed expectations with FFO of $0.34 per share and revenue of $2.7 million, both below analyst estimates. Several REITs maintained dividend distributions, including Primaris Real Estate Investment Trust at CAD 0.0733 and Bluerock Private Real Estate Fund at $0.1208. In homebuilding, KB Home launched new developments in Santa Rosa, California, with homes starting in the $590,000s. Institutional investors adjusted positions, with International Assets Investment Management acquiring 75,029 shares of KB Home while Horizon Investments sold Tri Pointe Homes holdings.
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American Healthcare REIT Reports Strong Q1 Growth While Arbor Realty Cuts Dividend
American Healthcare REIT posted 37% FFO growth in Q1 2026 and raised guidance, while Arbor Realty Trust reduced its quarterly dividend to $0.17 and targets $250M-$300M in real estate owned properties by end of 2026.
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Oil And Gas Events
Oil Prices Volatile as U.S.-Iran Tensions Escalate Near Hormuz
Oil prices fluctuated above $100 per barrel as renewed U.S.-Iran tensions near the Strait of Hormuz sparked market volatility. After initial gains on diplomatic hopes, fresh conflict in the Gulf region drove prices higher, with U.S. futures climbing amid escalating geopolitical risks.
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Iran Seizes Oil Tanker Ocean Koi in Gulf Waters
Iran's Navy detained the oil tanker Ocean Koi in the Gulf of Oman region, with authorities claiming the vessel attempted to disrupt Iranian oil exports. The seizure adds to escalating maritime tensions in the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz shipping corridor, where control over oil transport routes remains contested.
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US Oil Rig Count Rises as European Gasoline Margins Tighten
US oil rigs increased by two to 410, with gains in Permian and Eagle Ford basins, while Northwest European gasoline margins climbed amid supply constraints. Crude oil markets continue seeking price stability.
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Oil Surges Past $100 as Iran Tankers Breach US Blockade, Whipsawing Markets
Oil prices climbed back toward $100 per barrel following renewed US-Iran tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, after three empty Iranian tankers breached a US blockade. Markets initially rallied on hopes of a diplomatic deal before reversing course. Reuters revealed that oil-price bets placed ahead of the Iran conflict totaled $7 billion, including $2.6 billion in precisely timed Brent and WTI crude trades. Despite rising oil prices and Middle East tensions, stock markets remain near record highs, raising questions about whether the rally is sustainable or ignoring mounting geopolitical risks.
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Currencies Events
Dollar Weakens on Middle East De-escalation Hopes as Markets Await US Jobs Data
The US dollar declined for a second consecutive week despite US-Iran tensions, as traders anticipate potential de-escalation in the Middle East and Friday's NFP jobs report. Gold held above $4,700 while the dollar index fell below 99, with analysts suggesting weaker employment data could support Federal Reserve rate cuts. The Canadian dollar faced pressure from lower oil prices despite USD weakness. The yen strengthened on intervention speculation, though Bloomberg analysis indicated Japanese authorities likely refrained from market action Thursday. Sterling rose as traders assessed Gulf risks, while USD/CHF retreated toward two-month lows near 0.7765 after failing at 0.7800.
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GBP/USD Eyes Stabilization Above 1.3600 While AUD Gains on Risk Sentiment
The pound traded with mild gains near 1.3560 against the dollar, with analysts watching for stabilization above 1.3600 to signal a fresh rally. The Australian dollar rebounded toward 0.7250, approaching four-year highs, supported by improving risk sentiment. Meanwhile, USD/JPY recovery stalled below 157.00 amid lingering intervention risks, while EUR/USD momentum faced similar concerns capping EUR/JPY upside. Toyota's Q4 revenue beat estimates at ¥12.18 trillion, though operating income of ¥569.49 billion fell short of expectations.
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Crypto Events
Bitcoin Tests $82K-$83K Range Amid Mixed ETF Flows and Technical Uncertainty
Bitcoin traded in the $82K-$83K range this week, briefly dipping below $80K as spot ETFs recorded their first outflows in six days, totaling $277.5 million after a $1.7 billion inflow streak. The pullback follows a rejection at $83K that analysts say reveals structural weaknesses, though Bitcoin dominance climbed to 61% supported by nearly $1 billion in ETF inflows over two trading days. Options data suggests consolidation ahead, with volatility clustering around $82K. Separately, a technical glitch on Revolut briefly displayed Bitcoin at $0.02 for over 15 minutes while the actual market price remained near $80K. Some analysts eye potential moves toward $96K if the U.S. launches a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve before Q2 ends.
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Analysts Slash Coinbase Price Targets Following $394M Q1 Loss and Weak Crypto Trading
Multiple analysts cut Coinbase price targets after the company reported a $394 million Q1 loss amid weak crypto trading and announced job cuts. Barclays lowered its target to $107 from $140, while Needham and Monness also reduced forecasts on cryptocurrency market weakness.
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Corporate Actions Events
American Healthcare REIT Reports Strong Q1 Growth While Arbor Realty Cuts Dividend
American Healthcare REIT posted 37% FFO growth in Q1 2026 and raised guidance, while Arbor Realty Trust reduced its quarterly dividend to $0.17 and targets $250M-$300M in real estate owned properties by end of 2026.
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Honeywell-Backed Quantinuum Files for Nasdaq IPO
Quantum computing company Quantinuum, backed by Honeywell, has publicly filed for an initial public offering on Nasdaq, seeking to capitalize on growing investor interest in quantum computing stocks.
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Dunkin' Owner Inspire Brands Files Confidentially for US IPO
Inspire Brands, the parent company of Dunkin' Donuts, has confidentially filed for an initial public offering with the Securities and Exchange Commission, marking a potential return to public markets for the restaurant conglomerate.
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Nvidia Appoints Former Goldman Sachs Executive Suzanne Nora Johnson to Board
Nvidia has named Suzanne Nora Johnson, a veteran Goldman Sachs executive, to its board of directors, adding financial sector expertise to the chipmaker's leadership team.
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Healthcare Events
Moderna Shares Surge on Hantavirus Vaccine Development
Moderna stock jumped after confirming early-stage research into hantavirus vaccines. The company is developing shots to protect against the deadly pathogen, though public health experts say the current risk remains limited.
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