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Top Gainers

TickerChange %TypeMarket CapAvg Volume
UTHR12.53%Large Cap$25.8B1,665,765
AA8.23%Large Cap$16.7B12,252,876
NOW5.59%Large Cap$110.8B16,534,889
INSM5.52%Large Cap$33.0B4,828,102
PANW4.99%Large Cap$125.9B11,817,277
BBWI11.13%Mid Cap$3.8B12,122,144
CLMT9.30%Mid Cap$3.0B4,523,509
GRDN9.05%Mid Cap$2.4B747,898
AGRO8.54%Mid Cap$2.2B3,322,291
CENX7.25%Mid Cap$5.3B4,628,501

Top Losers

TickerTypeChange %Market CapAvg Volume
SYY-15.28%Large Cap$33.2B24,541,775
FN-10.89%Large Cap$17.6B789,959
ALAB-10.85%Large Cap$17.1B5,025,542
PAYP-10.33%Large Cap$13.8B2,583,252
BE-10.30%Large Cap$33.5B13,188,777
ALMS-18.51%Mid Cap$2.6B5,570,992
LASR-16.04%Mid Cap$3.0B2,878,747
NN-14.55%Mid Cap$2.1B2,944,364
APLD-13.53%Mid Cap$5.7B26,783,785
FRMI-13.27%Mid Cap$3.3B45,727,498

Market News

Top News - Monday, March 30, 2026

US stocks traded in another volatile, risk‑off session on Monday, March 30, 2026, as investors remained focused on escalating US–Iran/Middle East tensions and a further spike in oil; benchmark U.S. crude moved back above roughly $100 per barrel, stoking stagflation fears and pressuring equity valuations, particularly in rate‑sensitive and growth sectors. (apnews.com)

The US market remains in a broader correction phase that began earlier in March: the Nasdaq Composite is about 10% below recent highs, with tech and other long‑duration assets bearing the brunt of selling as investors price in higher-for-longer interest rates alongside geopolitical risk. (apnews.com)

Risk aversion is global: European indices such as Germany’s DAX and other major markets were also weaker, with energy‑price‑driven inflation worries weighing on cyclicals and financial conditions; this global backdrop has reinforced downside pressure on US equities and supported a stronger US dollar. (apnews.com)

Top Movers - Monday, March 30, 2026
On Monday, March 30, 2026, the US stock market has the following top movers:
Top gainers:
1. Argan Inc. (AGX) +37.9%: Shares extended gains after the company reported fiscal Q4 2026 earnings and revenue that came in well above Wall Street expectations; the beat, together with upbeat commentary on its project pipeline in power and infrastructure construction, triggered aggressive rerating from investors and short covering, making it one of the strongest US‑listed movers around March 30. (kiplinger.com)
2. Chevron Corp. (CVX) +high-single-digits% (approx.): Integrated oil majors such as Chevron benefited from another leg higher in crude prices as Middle East tensions disrupted supply expectations; investors rotated defensively into energy and cash‑generative commodity plays, driving Chevron meaningfully higher relative to the broad US market. (Magnitude inferred from sector and index reports for the session rather than a single consolidated tape.) (apnews.com)
3. Exxon Mobil Corp. (XOM) +mid‑single‑ to high‑single‑digits% (approx.): Similar to Chevron, Exxon Mobil rallied on the back of surging oil prices and increased demand for energy exposure as a hedge against geopolitical shocks and inflation; sector‑wide strength in US energy shares positioned XOM among the notable large‑cap gainers versus a weak overall tape. (Change estimated from sector performance commentary.) (apnews.com)
Top losers:
1. Meta Platforms Inc. (META) around −5–7% (continuing from prior week’s drop): Large‑cap tech, and particularly Meta, remained under pressure as part of a broader Nasdaq correction; concerns about decelerating digital‑ad growth, elevated AI capex, and rising discount rates have led investors to de‑rate high‑multiple tech, leaving META among the notable underperformers into March 30. (kiplinger.com)
2. Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLK) down roughly −6.4% for March, with further weakness into March 30: The tech sector ETF continued to slide as markets priced in a higher probability of additional Fed tightening and remained wary of stretched valuations following the 2025 AI boom; on March 30 this ETF and its large components were again among the biggest drags on US indices. (kiplinger.com)
3. VanEck Semiconductor ETF (proxy for US semis) (SMH) mid‑single‑digit decline on the day (approx.): Semiconductor stocks, which had surged during the AI bubble, have been particularly sensitive to the ongoing 2025–2026 US stock market crash dynamics; on March 30, renewed risk‑off flows and concerns about cyclical demand and export restrictions contributed to SMH and key chip names being among the session’s notable losers. (Performance inferred from sector‑wide correction reports.) (en.wikipedia.org)

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