Stock Movers Closing Bell: Arm Soars, JetBlue Surges, Energy and Chemical Stocks Fall
Mar 25, 2026
A tech blitz around Arm selling its own AGI CPU and landing Meta as a launch customer. Airline drama as JetBlue weighs selling itself and exploring tie-ups with major carriers. Energy and chemical stocks tumble amid geopolitical headlines about Iran. Plus a quick look at SpaceX IPO buzz and leadership shakeups rippling through markets.
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Arm's New AGI CPU Could Be A Big Revenue Shift
- Arm will begin selling its own high-performance chips called AGI CPU which could generate about $15 billion annually within five years.
- Meta Platforms is the first major customer and TSMC will manufacture chips with up to 136 cores and ~300 watts power, driving investor enthusiasm.
SpaceX IPO Talk Lifts Satellite And Space Stocks
- Space and satellite stocks rallied on reports SpaceX is planning a very large IPO potentially targeting around $75 billion in fundraising.
- Companies like EchoStar, Rocket Lab and AST Space Mobile jumped between ~7% and ~10% on the SpaceX filing buzz.
JetBlue Considers Sale And Shares Jump
- JetBlue shares surged after Semafor reported the airline is exploring selling itself and has hired advisers to study potential tie-ups with United, Alaska or Southwest.
- The stock rose ~13% as investors weighed deal possibilities against JetBlue's recent losses.