MarketCatalystFair Isaac (FICO) fell more than 7% in after-hours trading, to $757.69, after announcing at 4:15 PM ET that it will hold its wholesale mortgage score price flat at $10 for lenders in its Preferred Program, as investors reassess the pricing-power story that drove its growth.
Broad indices tumble on falling yields and rising oil, while the Nasdaq barely budges amid extreme fear.
Futures dip after Thursday's AI-led tech selloff as oil holds near a five-month high; RingCentral, Robert Half and Crown Castle rise while Deckers, Autoliv and Kinsale fall. Plus the Fed week calendar & what to watch.
Broad market indices tumble on a tech sell‑off, but defensive sectors and a weak dollar offer pockets of support.
Chip equipment makers fell an average of 15.8% over five sessions, the deepest decline among sector groups on this week's list of losers, followed by optical, crypto-hosting and AI hardware stocks, as AI financing worries, Meta's spending plans and Lam Research's supply warning hit the buildout trade.
Western Digital shares fell about 6% on Thursday to $355.02, down roughly 24% over the past month, as storage stocks sold off ahead of the company's fiscal first-quarter report due after the close, with Toshiba's plan to double hard-drive capacity and a broader tech pullback weighing.