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Most days, markets just drift. This page waits for the days they don’t.

One major company is watched for each of 13 countries, plus five global companies. Prices stream live while New York trades. At each close, a move far larger than usual fetches the news that explains it. Most days nothing appears here, because nothing unusual happened.

Last close 9 Nov, 16:00 ET · opens in 4h 39mSemiconductors moved unusually at the last close
CountryLast 60 trading daysLastChange
CanadaRoyal Bank of Canada203.369 Nov+1.09%
MexicoAmérica Móvil · telecom26.059 Nov+1.28%
ColombiaGrupo Cibest · was Bancolombia94.409 Nov+2.20%
PeruCredicorp · files in Bermuda355.109 Nov+2.06%
BrazilItaú Unibanco7.579 Nov+2.44%
ChileBanco de Chile · lightly traded39.409 Nov+1.91%
United KingdomLloyds Banking Group5.269 Nov+3.34%
NetherlandsING Groep33.199 Nov+4.31%
TürkiyeTurkcell · telecom · lightly traded4.769 Nov+4.16%
IndiaHDFC Bank25.839 Nov+2.74%
IndonesiaTelkom Indonesia · telecom · lightly traded11.419 Nov+2.61%
South KoreaKB Financial Group · lightly traded114.139 Nov+2.63%
JapanMitsubishi UFJ21.729 Nov+3.58%
SemiconductorsNVIDIA182.48+2.13%
China supplyApple349.34−0.38%
OilExxon Mobil163.36−0.83%
Global creditJPMorgan Chase342.049 Nov+2.26%
Industrial cycleCaterpillar595.009 Nov+6.51%

What moved, and why

Each entry was earned by a move: newest first, never ranked.

Semiconductors

through NVIDIA (NVDA) · 9 Nov, at the closeExtremely unusual move
178.67−7.97−4.27%

NVIDIA fell 4.3% on 9 Nov while global technology companies rose 3.9%, about 5.8 times further than it usually moves against them, so the news from that day was fetched.

The shaded area is the normal range given what its sector did each day; the line left it below on Monday.

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What moved

A global name has no home currency, so its move is not split.

  • A large holding of its own benchmark (IXN), so the sector it is measured against partly contains it.

News from around the move

+62 more, from 47 outlets
How this is calculated
  • −5.8σ against global technology companies (IXN): the close sat outside ±2.5σ of the residual over the last 60 trading days (σ = 1.42%).
  • A global name: its move is about the world rather than about America, and it has no home currency.
  • A global name has no home currency, so its move is not split.
  • Searched: semiconductor OR "chip stocks". The economy query is asked on every country move. 100 headlines came back. Left out of the 100 headlines the search returned: 13 from outlets that generate pages from price or filing data, 4 that do not name their subject.
  • No company announcement was filed with the US regulator in the window (CIK 0001045810).
  • Every outlet is listed, never one headline: the query returns many outlets for one story, and choosing one would be ranking. Each item's own time decides whether it came before or after the close.
  • Links go via Google News. Fetched at the close; fetched once more after the next close, to add what was published after this move.

NVDA's full record → every time it has moved unusually, against its sector

4 NovChina supplyAAPL+5.31%+4.3σ
349.51+17.61+5.31%

Apple rose 5.3% on 4 Nov, about 4.3 times further than it usually moves, so the news from that day was fetched.

The shaded area is the normal range given what its sector did each day; the line left it above on Wednesday.

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What moved

A global name has no home currency, so its move is not split.

  • No sector benchmark: against IXN its residual was 1.5x noisier than its raw return (beta 0.02), so the raw return is used.

News from around the move

+53 more, from 47 outlets
How this is calculated
  • +4.3σ against its own history, since it has no sector fund to measure against: the close sat outside ±2.5σ of the residual over the last 60 trading days (σ = 1.23%).
  • A global name: its move is about the world rather than about America, and it has no home currency.
  • A global name has no home currency, so its move is not split.
  • Searched: Apple (China OR Foxconn OR tariffs OR "supply chain"). The economy query is asked on every country move. 66 headlines came back. Left out of the 66 headlines the search returned: 4 from outlets that generate pages from price or filing data, 3 repeated.
  • No company announcement was filed with the US regulator in the window (CIK 0000320193).
  • Every outlet is listed, never one headline: the query returns many outlets for one story, and choosing one would be ranking. Each item's own time decides whether it came before or after the close.
  • Links go via Google News. Fetched at the close and once more after the next close.

AAPL's full record → every time it has moved unusually, against its sector

4 NovIndustrial cycleCAT−5.23%−2.6σ
591.30−32.64−5.23%

Caterpillar fell 5.2% on 4 Nov while global industrial companies fell 0.2%, about 2.6 times further than it usually moves against them, so the news from that day was fetched.

The shaded area is the normal range given what its sector did each day; the line left it below on Wednesday.

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What moved

A global name has no home currency, so its move is not split.

  • A large holding of its own benchmark (EXI), so the sector it is measured against partly contains it.

News from around the move

+18 more, from 16 outlets
How this is calculated
  • −2.6σ against global industrial companies (EXI): the close sat outside ±2.5σ of the residual over the last 60 trading days (σ = 1.98%).
  • A global name: its move is about the world rather than about America, and it has no home currency.
  • A global name has no home currency, so its move is not split.
  • Searched: "mining equipment" OR "industrial stocks" OR "manufacturing PMI". The economy query is asked on every country move. 46 headlines came back. Left out of the 46 headlines the search returned: 21 from outlets that generate pages from price or filing data, 2 that do not name their subject.
  • No company announcement was filed with the US regulator in the window (CIK 0000018230).
  • Every outlet is listed, never one headline: the query returns many outlets for one story, and choosing one would be ranking. Each item's own time decides whether it came before or after the close.
  • Links go via Google News. Fetched at the close and once more after the next close.

CAT's full record → every time it has moved unusually, against its sector

30 OctChileBCH−4.49%−2.6σ
36.55−1.72−4.49%

Banco de Chile fell 4.5% on 30 Oct while global banks and financial companies fell 1.1%, about 2.6 times further than it usually moves against them, so the news from that day was fetched.

The shaded area is the normal range given what its sector did each day; the line left it below on Friday.

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What moved

Only a monthly figure exists for this currency, which is too coarse to split one session.

  • Lightly traded in the US ($13M a day, 9 Oct 2026), so the price can jump. A move this size can come from its own orders; read the news with that in mind.

News from around the move

+39 more, from 29 outlets

Company filing

How this is calculated
  • −2.6σ against global banks and financial companies (IXG): the close sat outside ±2.5σ of the residual over the last 60 trading days (σ = 1.33%).
  • Priced in US dollars on the NYSE; the country's own market had closed hours before this print.
  • Only a monthly figure exists for this currency, which is too coarse to split one session.
  • Searched: Chile (economy OR "central bank" OR "Chilean peso" OR copper); "Banco de Chile" OR "Chilean banks". The economy query is asked on every country move. 55 headlines came back. Left out of the 38 headlines the search returned: 3 from outlets that generate pages from price or filing data, 2 that do not name their subject, 1 repeated. Left out of the 17 headlines the search returned: 5 from outlets that generate pages from price or filing data.
  • Central bank: No feed found on the bank's site.
  • Every outlet is listed, never one headline: the query returns many outlets for one story, and choosing one would be ranking. Each item's own time decides whether it came before or after the close.
  • Links go via Google News. Fetched at the close and once more after the next close.

Chile's full record → every time it has moved unusually, against its sector

→ Chile in atlas its row in the comparison

30 OctUnited KingdomLYG−4.76%−3.0σ
5.00−0.25−4.76%

Lloyds Banking Group fell 4.8% on 30 Oct while global banks and financial companies fell 1.1%, about 3.0 times further than it usually moves against them, so the news from that day was fetched.

The shaded area is the normal range given what its sector did each day; the line left it below on Friday.

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What moved

Both moved: the stock and the currency each passed on their own (the pound rose 0.6%).

News from around the move

+120 more, from 92 outlets

Company filing

  • 2026 Q3 INTERIM MANAGEMENT STATEMENT

    Company announcement filed with the US regulator · 07:24 ET, before the close

  • 6-K

    Company announcement filed with the US regulator · 08:20 ET, before the close

  • 6-K

    Company announcement filed with the US regulator · 11:25 ET, before the close

  • TOTAL VOTING RIGHTS

    Company announcement filed with the US regulator · 14:13 ET, before the close

  • TRANSACTION IN OWN SHARES

    Company announcement filed with the US regulator · 14:45 ET, before the close

How this is calculated
  • −3.0σ against global banks and financial companies (IXG): the close sat outside ±2.5σ of the residual over the last 60 trading days (σ = 1.22%).
  • Priced in US dollars on the NYSE; the country's own market had closed hours before this print.
  • The currency part (GBP against the dollar +0.6%, 2.2σ) and the company's part net of its sector and its currency (−4.3%, 3.5σ) are each tested at 2σ against their own 60 sessions. The currency is read at the European Central Bank's daily exchange rate (about 16:00 CET), so its last six hours before the close are not in it.
  • Searched: "Bank of England" OR "British pound" OR "UK economy"; "Lloyds Banking" OR "UK banks". The economy query is asked on every country move. 193 headlines came back. Left out of the 120 headlines the search returned: 12 from outlets that generate pages from price or filing data, 7 that do not name their subject, 1 repeated. Left out of the 73 headlines the search returned: 15 from outlets that generate pages from price or filing data, 7 that do not name their subject, 1 repeated.
  • Central bank: The bank published no release in the window.
  • Every outlet is listed, never one headline: the query returns many outlets for one story, and choosing one would be ranking. Each item's own time decides whether it came before or after the close.
  • Links go via Google News. Fetched at the close and once more after the next close.

United Kingdom's full record → every time it has moved unusually, against its sector

→ United Kingdom in atlas its survey, series and sources

29 OctIndustrial cycleCAT−9.25%−6.7σ
647.39−65.99−9.25%

Caterpillar fell 9.3% on 29 Oct while global industrial companies rose 0.8%, about 6.7 times further than it usually moves against them, so the news from that day was fetched.

The shaded area is the normal range given what its sector did each day; the line left it below on Thursday.

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What moved

A global name has no home currency, so its move is not split.

  • A large holding of its own benchmark (EXI), so the sector it is measured against partly contains it.

News from around the move

+16 more, from 14 outlets

Company filing

  • 8-K

    • Item 2.02 · Results of Operations and Financial Condition
    • Item 7.01 · Regulation FD Disclosure
    • Item 9.01 · Financial Statements and Exhibits

    Form 8-K · 06:33 ET, before the close

How this is calculated
  • −6.7σ against global industrial companies (EXI): the close sat outside ±2.5σ of the residual over the last 60 trading days (σ = 1.49%).
  • A global name: its move is about the world rather than about America, and it has no home currency.
  • A global name has no home currency, so its move is not split.
  • Searched: "mining equipment" OR "industrial stocks" OR "manufacturing PMI". The economy query is asked on every country move. 37 headlines came back. Left out of the 37 headlines the search returned: 6 from outlets that generate pages from price or filing data, 10 that do not name their subject, 2 repeated.
  • Every outlet is listed, never one headline: the query returns many outlets for one story, and choosing one would be ranking. Each item's own time decides whether it came before or after the close.
  • Links go via Google News. Fetched at the close and once more after the next close.

CAT's full record → every time it has moved unusually, against its sector

29 OctNetherlandsING−1.98%−3.3σ
32.24−0.65−1.98%

ING Groep fell 2.0% on 29 Oct while global banks and financial companies rose 1.2%, about 3.3 times further than it usually moves against them, so the news from that day was fetched.

The shaded area is the normal range given what its sector did each day; the line left it below on Thursday.

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What moved

The stock moved; the currency was quiet (the euro fell 0.0%).

News from around the move

+73 more, from 53 outlets

Company filing

  • FORM 6-K

    Company announcement filed with the US regulator · 06:05 ET, before the close

  • FORM 6-K

    Company announcement filed with the US regulator · 06:05 ET, before the close

  • FORM 6-K

    Company announcement filed with the US regulator · 06:05 ET, before the close

How this is calculated
  • −3.3σ against global banks and financial companies (IXG): the close sat outside ±2.5σ of the residual over the last 60 trading days (σ = 0.94%).
  • Priced in US dollars on the NYSE; the country's own market had closed hours before this print.
  • The currency part (EUR against the dollar 0.0%, 0.1σ) and the company's part net of its sector and its currency (−3.1%, 3.3σ) are each tested at 2σ against their own 60 sessions. The currency is read at the European Central Bank's daily exchange rate (about 16:00 CET), so its last six hours before the close are not in it.
  • Searched: "Dutch economy" OR "Netherlands economy" OR ECB; "ING Groep" OR "Dutch banks". The economy query is asked on every country move. 133 headlines came back. Left out of the 100 headlines the search returned: 11 that do not name their subject. Left out of the 33 headlines the search returned: 5 from outlets that generate pages from price or filing data, 1 that do not name their subject, 3 repeated.
  • Every outlet is listed, never one headline: the query returns many outlets for one story, and choosing one would be ranking. Each item's own time decides whether it came before or after the close.
  • Links go via Google News. Fetched at the close and once more after the next close.

Netherlands's full record → every time it has moved unusually, against its sector

→ Netherlands in atlas its survey, series and sources

29 OctUnited KingdomLYG−4.55%−5.8σ
5.25−0.25−4.55%

Lloyds Banking Group fell 4.5% on 29 Oct while global banks and financial companies rose 1.2%, about 5.8 times further than it usually moves against them, so the news from that day was fetched.

The shaded area is the normal range given what its sector did each day; the line left it below on Thursday.

Show details

What moved

The stock moved; the currency was quiet (the pound rose 0.2%).

News from around the move

+81 more, from 64 outlets

Company filing

  • 2026 Q3 INTERIM MANAGEMENT STATEMENT

    Company announcement filed with the US regulator · 07:24 ET, before the close

  • 6-K

    Company announcement filed with the US regulator · 08:20 ET, before the close

  • 6-K

    Company announcement filed with the US regulator · 11:25 ET, before the close

  • TOTAL VOTING RIGHTS

    Company announcement filed with the US regulator · 14:13 ET, after the close

  • TRANSACTION IN OWN SHARES

    Company announcement filed with the US regulator · 14:45 ET, after the close

How this is calculated
  • −5.8σ against global banks and financial companies (IXG): the close sat outside ±2.5σ of the residual over the last 60 trading days (σ = 0.99%).
  • Priced in US dollars on the NYSE; the country's own market had closed hours before this print.
  • The currency part (GBP against the dollar +0.2%, 0.8σ) and the company's part net of its sector and its currency (−5.9%, 6.1σ) are each tested at 2σ against their own 60 sessions. The currency is read at the European Central Bank's daily exchange rate (about 16:00 CET), so its last six hours before the close are not in it.
  • Searched: "Bank of England" OR "British pound" OR "UK economy"; "Lloyds Banking" OR "UK banks". The economy query is asked on every country move. 166 headlines came back. Left out of the 100 headlines the search returned: 27 from outlets that generate pages from price or filing data, 2 that do not name their subject. Left out of the 66 headlines the search returned: 17 from outlets that generate pages from price or filing data, 8 that do not name their subject.
  • Every outlet is listed, never one headline: the query returns many outlets for one story, and choosing one would be ranking. Each item's own time decides whether it came before or after the close.
  • Links go via Google News. Fetched at the close and once more after the next close.

United Kingdom's full record → every time it has moved unusually, against its sector

→ United Kingdom in atlas its survey, series and sources

26 OctBrazilITUB−20.37%−7.4σ
7.70−1.97−20.37%

Itaú Unibanco fell 20.4% on 26 Oct while global banks and financial companies rose 0.1%, about 7.4 times further than it usually moves against them, so the news from that day was fetched.

The shaded area is the normal range given what its sector did each day; the line left it below on Monday.

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What moved

Both moved: the stock and the currency each passed on their own (the real fell 9.7%).

News from around the move

+105 more, from 78 outlets

Company filing

  • 6-K

    Company announcement filed with the US regulator · 08:26 ET, before the close

How this is calculated
  • −7.4σ against global banks and financial companies (IXG): the close sat outside ±2.5σ of the residual over the last 60 trading days (σ = 2.77%).
  • Priced in US dollars on the NYSE; the country's own market had closed hours before this print.
  • The currency part (BRL against the dollar −9.7%, 12.3σ) and the company's part net of its sector and its currency (−10.8%, 4.7σ) are each tested at 2σ against their own 60 sessions. The currency is read at the European Central Bank's daily exchange rate (about 16:00 CET), so its last six hours before the close are not in it.
  • Searched: Brazil (economy OR "central bank" OR "Brazilian real"); "Itau Unibanco" OR Bradesco OR "Brazilian banks" OR Ibovespa. The economy query is asked on every country move. 142 headlines came back. Left out of the 86 headlines the search returned: 3 from outlets that generate pages from price or filing data, 1 not in English. Left out of the 56 headlines the search returned: 13 from outlets that generate pages from price or filing data.
  • Central bank: The bank published no release in the window.
  • Every outlet is listed, never one headline: the query returns many outlets for one story, and choosing one would be ranking. Each item's own time decides whether it came before or after the close.
  • Links go via Google News. Fetched at the close and once more after the next close.

Brazil's full record → every time it has moved unusually, against its sector

→ Brazil in atlas its survey, series and sources

22 OctPeruBAP−4.46%−3.5σ
371.05−17.33−4.46%

Credicorp fell 4.5% on 22 Oct while global banks and financial companies fell 0.0%, about 3.5 times further than it usually moves against them, so the news from that day was fetched.

The shaded area is the normal range given what its sector did each day; the line left it below on Thursday.

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What moved

The ECB publishes no daily rate for this country's currency, so the move is not split.

News from around the move

+27 more, from 24 outlets
How this is calculated
  • −3.5σ against global banks and financial companies (IXG): the close sat outside ±2.5σ of the residual over the last 60 trading days (σ = 1.26%).
  • Priced in US dollars on the NYSE; the country's own market had closed hours before this print.
  • The ECB publishes no daily rate for this country's currency, so the move is not split.
  • Searched: Peru (economy OR "central bank" OR "Peruvian sol"); Credicorp OR "Peruvian banks". The economy query is asked on every country move. 40 headlines came back. Left out of the 34 headlines the search returned: 1 from outlets that generate pages from price or filing data.
  • Central bank: No feed found.
  • No company announcement was filed with the US regulator in the window (CIK 0001001290).
  • Every outlet is listed, never one headline: the query returns many outlets for one story, and choosing one would be ranking. Each item's own time decides whether it came before or after the close.
  • Links go via Google News. Fetched at the close and once more after the next close.

Peru's full record → every time it has moved unusually, against its sector

22 OctNetherlandsING−2.93%−2.6σ
32.44−0.98−2.93%

ING Groep fell 2.9% on 22 Oct while global banks and financial companies fell 0.0%, about 2.6 times further than it usually moves against them, so the news from that day was fetched.

The shaded area is the normal range given what its sector did each day; the line left it below on Thursday.

Show details

What moved

The stock moved; the currency was quiet (the euro fell 0.3%).

News from around the move

How this is calculated
  • −2.6σ against global banks and financial companies (IXG): the close sat outside ±2.5σ of the residual over the last 60 trading days (σ = 1.14%).
  • Priced in US dollars on the NYSE; the country's own market had closed hours before this print.
  • The currency part (EUR against the dollar −0.3%, 0.8σ) and the company's part net of its sector and its currency (−2.7%, 2.5σ) are each tested at 2σ against their own 60 sessions. The currency is read at the European Central Bank's daily exchange rate (about 16:00 CET), so its last six hours before the close are not in it.
  • Searched: "ING Groep" OR "Dutch banks". The economy query is asked on every country move. 8 headlines came back. Left out of the 8 headlines the search returned: 6 from outlets that generate pages from price or filing data.
  • No company announcement was filed with the US regulator in the window (CIK 0001039765).
  • Every outlet is listed, never one headline: the query returns many outlets for one story, and choosing one would be ranking. Each item's own time decides whether it came before or after the close.
  • Links go via Google News. Fetched at the close and once more after the next close.

Netherlands's full record → every time it has moved unusually, against its sector

→ Netherlands in atlas its survey, series and sources

21 OctMexicoAMX+6.07%+4.7σ
24.29+1.39+6.07%

América Móvil rose 6.1% on 21 Oct while global telecom companies fell 1.2%, about 4.7 times further than it usually moves against them, so the news from that day was fetched.

The shaded area is the normal range given what its sector did each day; the line left it above on Wednesday.

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What moved

The stock moved; the currency was quiet (the peso rose 0.2%).

News from around the move

+14 more, from 12 outlets

Company filing

  • 6-K

    Company announcement filed with the US regulator · 16:02 ET, after the close

How this is calculated
  • +4.7σ against global telecom companies (IXP): the close sat outside ±2.5σ of the residual over the last 60 trading days (σ = 1.57%).
  • Priced in US dollars on the NYSE; the country's own market had closed hours before this print.
  • The currency part (MXN against the dollar +0.2%, 0.4σ) and the company's part net of its sector and its currency (+7.1%, 4.5σ) are each tested at 2σ against their own 60 sessions. The currency is read at the European Central Bank's daily exchange rate (about 16:00 CET), so its last six hours before the close are not in it.
  • Searched: "America Movil" OR "Mexican telecom" OR Telcel. The economy query is asked on every country move. 30 headlines came back. Left out of the 30 headlines the search returned: 10 from outlets that generate pages from price or filing data.
  • Every outlet is listed, never one headline: the query returns many outlets for one story, and choosing one would be ranking. Each item's own time decides whether it came before or after the close.
  • Links go via Google News. Fetched at the close and once more after the next close.

Mexico's full record → every time it has moved unusually, against its sector

→ Mexico in atlas its survey, series and sources

20 OctIndonesiaTLK+11.39%+5.3σ
11.64+1.19+11.39%

Telkom Indonesia rose 11.4% on 20 Oct while global telecom companies fell 0.2%, about 5.3 times further than it usually moves against them, so the news from that day was fetched.

The shaded area is the normal range given what its sector did each day; the line left it above on Tuesday.

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What moved

The stock moved; the currency was quiet (the rupiah rose 0.3%).

  • Lightly traded in the US ($11M a day, 9 Oct 2026), so the price can jump. A move this size can come from its own orders; read the news with that in mind.

News from around the move

+8 more, from 7 outlets
How this is calculated
  • +5.3σ against global telecom companies (IXP): the close sat outside ±2.5σ of the residual over the last 60 trading days (σ = 2.17%).
  • Priced in US dollars on the NYSE; the country's own market had closed hours before this print.
  • The currency part (IDR against the dollar +0.3%, 1.0σ) and the company's part net of its sector and its currency (+11.2%, 5.3σ) are each tested at 2σ against their own 60 sessions. The currency is read at the European Central Bank's daily exchange rate (about 16:00 CET), so its last six hours before the close are not in it.
  • Searched: "Telkom Indonesia" OR Telkomsel OR "Jakarta stocks". The economy query is asked on every country move. 19 headlines came back. Left out of the 19 headlines the search returned: 7 from outlets that generate pages from price or filing data.
  • No company announcement was filed with the US regulator in the window (CIK 0001001807).
  • Every outlet is listed, never one headline: the query returns many outlets for one story, and choosing one would be ranking. Each item's own time decides whether it came before or after the close.
  • Links go via Google News. Fetched at the close and once more after the next close.

Indonesia's full record → every time it has moved unusually, against its sector

→ Indonesia in atlas its row in the comparison

16 OctMexicoAMX+2.14%+2.5σ
22.91+0.48+2.14%

América Móvil rose 2.1% on 16 Oct while global telecom companies fell 1.7%, about 2.5 times further than it usually moves against them, so the news from that day was fetched.

The shaded area is the normal range given what its sector did each day; the line left it above on Friday.

Show details

What moved

Both moved a little; neither explains it alone.

News from around the move

+47 more, from 37 outlets
How this is calculated
  • +2.5σ against global telecom companies (IXP): the close sat outside ±2.5σ of the residual over the last 60 trading days (σ = 1.54%).
  • Priced in US dollars on the NYSE; the country's own market had closed hours before this print.
  • The currency part (MXN against the dollar +0.8%, 1.5σ) and the company's part net of its sector and its currency (+3.1%, 2.0σ) are each tested at 2σ against their own 60 sessions. The currency is read at the European Central Bank's daily exchange rate (about 16:00 CET), so its last six hours before the close are not in it.
  • Searched: Mexico (economy OR Banxico OR "Mexican peso"); "America Movil" OR "Mexican telecom" OR Telcel. The economy query is asked on every country move. 69 headlines came back. Left out of the 51 headlines the search returned: 3 from outlets that generate pages from price or filing data, 1 not in English. Left out of the 18 headlines the search returned: 7 from outlets that generate pages from price or filing data.
  • Central bank: Banxico's RSS channels are all data series; none is a press-release feed.
  • No company announcement was filed with the US regulator in the window (CIK 0001129137).
  • Every outlet is listed, never one headline: the query returns many outlets for one story, and choosing one would be ranking. Each item's own time decides whether it came before or after the close.
  • Links go via Google News. Fetched at the close and once more after the next close.

Mexico's full record → every time it has moved unusually, against its sector

→ Mexico in atlas its survey, series and sources

16 OctIndonesiaTLK−13.69%−8.2σ
11.03−1.75−13.69%

Telkom Indonesia fell 13.7% on 16 Oct while global telecom companies fell 1.7%, about 8.2 times further than it usually moves against them, so the news from that day was fetched.

The shaded area is the normal range given what its sector did each day; the line left it below on Friday.

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What moved

The stock moved; the currency was quiet (the rupiah fell 0.5%).

  • Lightly traded in the US ($11M a day, 9 Oct 2026), so the price can jump. A move this size can come from its own orders; read the news with that in mind.

News from around the move

+14 more, from 12 outlets
How this is calculated
  • −8.2σ against global telecom companies (IXP): the close sat outside ±2.5σ of the residual over the last 60 trading days (σ = 1.46%).
  • Priced in US dollars on the NYSE; the country's own market had closed hours before this print.
  • The currency part (IDR against the dollar −0.5%, 1.5σ) and the company's part net of its sector and its currency (−11.5%, 8.0σ) are each tested at 2σ against their own 60 sessions. The currency is read at the European Central Bank's daily exchange rate (about 16:00 CET), so its last six hours before the close are not in it.
  • Searched: "Telkom Indonesia" OR Telkomsel OR "Jakarta stocks". The economy query is asked on every country move. 23 headlines came back. Left out of the 23 headlines the search returned: 6 from outlets that generate pages from price or filing data.
  • No company announcement was filed with the US regulator in the window (CIK 0001001807).
  • Every outlet is listed, never one headline: the query returns many outlets for one story, and choosing one would be ranking. Each item's own time decides whether it came before or after the close.
  • Links go via Google News. Fetched at the close and once more after the next close.

Indonesia's full record → every time it has moved unusually, against its sector

→ Indonesia in atlas its row in the comparison

Industries

The ten worldwide industry baskets each move is measured against, at the close

Last close, 9 Nov 2026

  • IXNTechnology+3.92%
  • EXIIndustrials+3.84%
  • MXIMaterials+3.06%
  • IXGFinancials+2.25%
  • IXPCommunications+2.11%
  • RXIDiscretionary+1.95%
  • JXIUtilities+1.94%
  • IXJHealth care+1.77%
  • KXIStaples+1.01%
  • IXCEnergy+0.32%

Each tile is an iShares Global sector fund, and the figure is its close against the previous session’s.