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Congress is pressing for answers on Nvidia, after an intelligence memo surfaced linking CEO Jensen Huang to an alleged romance with a suspected Chinese spy. The House has set a deadline of November eleventh for a response, and the story is drawing sharp scrutiny given Nvidia's central role in the global AI supply chain.
Shifting to medtech, Becton Dickinson is seeing renewed analyst confidence, with the consensus one-year price target lifted more than eleven percent to two hundred twenty-four dollars and seventy-eight cents per share. That revision, compiled by Fintel from aggregate targets, marks a meaningful step up from the prior estimate set just weeks ago in late October of two thousand twenty-six.
And on the renewable energy front, names like Enphase, First Solar, and SolarEdge caught a wave of optimism following recent election results, only to give back a significant portion of those gains. Analysts at Motley Fool are now pointing to Brookfield Renewable as the more durable long-term play in the space, citing its diversified structure and steadier cash flows.
That's the tape. Markets Desk, signing off the floor.
