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Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL) is a NASDAQ-listed equity covered by Valdrans. Last close $326.56, +2.13% on the day; -7.22% over 1 week, -7.66% over 4 weeks, -2.81% over 6 months (prices as of 27 Jul 2026). Valdrans Insider Activity Signal: Negative — 10 buys vs 73 sells disclosed in the last 90 days.

Last close (27 Jul 2026)
$326.56
Today
+2.13%
1 week
-7.22%
4 weeks
-7.66%
6 months
-2.81%
$326.56USD
+2.13% today
1 week-7.22%
4 weeks-7.66%
6 months-2.81%
2025-11-05 to 2026-07-27Range: $273.50$402.62Closing prices. Not real-time. Data via Yahoo Finance.

Coverage of GOOGL(20)

KOSPI doubles in H1 2026 as yen hits 40-year low and Goldman flags oil surplus

A busy session closing out H1 2026, dominated by Asian market performance reviews, yen weakness, oil supply dynamics, and AI-related policy and investment news.

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US stocks on track for best quarter in six years as SCOTUS reshapes tariff and Fed landscape

A busy quarter-end European session shaped by yen weakness at 40-year lows, oil's largest quarterly drop since 2020, easing eurozone inflation, and major US Supreme Court rulings on tariffs and Fed independence.

14 sources

Japanese yen falls to weakest since 1986 amid intervention concerns

An active overnight session dominated by yen weakness to 40-year lows, mixed China PMI data, and continued Hormuz geopolitical tension weighing on oil.

15 sources

US-Iran agree to halt attacks ahead of Doha talks as Hormuz traffic recovers

A busy European session shaped by geopolitical de-escalation in the Gulf, a sharp Microsoft-led tech decline, and several major corporate announcements including Comcast's spin-off and Rocket Lab's Iridium deal.

15 sources

US strikes Iran; Trump threatens annihilation as Hormuz tensions escalate sharply

A highly active weekend dominated by US-Iran military escalation in the Strait of Hormuz, sweeping tariff threats against Europe, and sharp moves across equities, energy, and crypto.

15 sources

Australia doubles social media ban fines to A$99m

Australia will raise the maximum penalty for breaching its under-16 social media ban to A$99m and expand eSafety Commissioner powers, as five platforms face active compliance investigations.

3 sources

Trump threatens 100% tariff on countries with digital services taxes

President Trump vowed on Truth Social to impose an immediate 100% tariff on goods from any country that levies a digital services tax on US companies, saying the measure would supersede existing trade deals.

3 sources

US strikes Iran after Hormuz ceasefire violation as global markets convulse

A turbulent five-session week dominated by Strait of Hormuz whipsaw, a sharp global tech selloff, UK political upheaval, and surging US inflation data.

15 sources

Google, Microsoft, Amazon compete for grid capacity amid AI data centre expansion

Oilprice reporting from 25–26 June 2026 described major tech companies competing for electrical grid capacity for AI data centres, with per-facility infrastructure costs of $100m–$500m. Rystad Energy forecast fuel cell revenues rising from $2.8bn in 2025 to $30bn by 2030.

3 sources

Volkswagen plans 100,000 job cuts as tech selloff and oil decline weigh on European session

A broad European session decline driven by Volkswagen restructuring news, continued oil weakness, a technology-led selloff, and sharp cryptocurrency outflows ahead of the US open.

15 sources

Waymo launches public rides in Zeekr-built Ojai robotaxi across SF, LA, and Phoenix

Waymo opened free public rides in its Ojai robotaxi — built by Zeekr — on 28 May 2026, deploying its 6th-generation Driver system across three US cities.

3 sources

Micron, Intel, AMD gained $2 trillion market cap in Q2 2026

Micron (MU), Intel (INTC), and AMD collectively added $2 trillion in market capitalisation in Q2 2026, while the Magnificent Seven technology stocks lost a combined $2.3 trillion over the same period, according to CNBC TOP.

30 sources

Alibaba shares hit 16-month low after Anthropic distillation attack accusation

BABA and ALBAF fell to 16-month lows on 25 June 2026 after Anthropic alleged Alibaba conducted the largest known distillation attack on its Claude AI model, using thousands of fraudulent accounts to extract model capabilities without authorisation.

3 sources

Oil retreats to pre-conflict levels as Hormuz tanker traffic resumes

An active overnight session dominated by easing Persian Gulf supply fears, the Venezuela earthquake emergency, and a blockbuster SK Hynix Nasdaq listing announcement.

14 sources

GOOGL Q1 2026: filings, holdings, and macro context

Crude falls further as Goldman cuts Q4 forecast to $80 and Iran talks resume next week

A busy European session dominated by oil price weakness on US-Iran de-escalation, a sharp drop in Rheinmetall shares, and stabilising equity futures ahead of Micron earnings.

15 sources

Kospi rebounds after 10% rout; UK PM Starmer resigns, Burnham tipped as successor

A busy overnight session dominated by tech selloff aftershocks, a dramatic UK political development, and acute oil freight disruption in the Persian Gulf.

15 sources

Kospi falls 10%; Nasdaq 100 loses $1.3 trillion over two days

South Korea's Kospi fell 10% on 23 June 2026 in its worst single session since March 2020, with Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix leading losses; Nasdaq 100 constituents lost approximately $1.3 trillion in combined market capitalisation over the two-day period ending 24 June 2026.

43 sources

Global tech selloff deepens as Hormuz reopens and Iran deal details remain contested

A volatile European session dominated by a sharp global technology selloff, conflicting US-Iran nuclear signals, and a UK political leadership change.

14 sources

Iran sanctions waiver granted; Brent slides to $77.51 as peace talks progress

A moderately active overnight session dominated by US-Iran diplomacy, oil price declines, and deteriorating Hong Kong equity sentiment.

14 sources