-- 月曜午後、ヘルスケア関連株は下落し、ニューヨーク証券取引所ヘルスケア指数とステート・ストリート・ヘルスケア・セレクト・セクターSPDR ETF(XLV)はそれぞれ0.3%安となった。 iシェアーズ・バイオテクノロジーETF(IBB)は1.3%上昇した。 企業ニュースでは、アムジェン(AMGN)が月曜日、プエルトリコのバイオ医薬品製造施設に3億ドルを追加投資すると発表した。アムジェンの株価は2.1%下落した。 バンダ・ファーマシューティカルズ(VNDA)の株価は、乗り物酔い治療薬「ネレウス」が米国で販売開始されたと発表したことを受け、5%以上急騰した。 イーライリリー(LLY)の株価は、バークレイズが目標株価を1,350ドルから1,400ドルに引き上げ、投資判断を「オーバーウェイト」に据え置いたことを受け、0.2%上昇した。 RBCキャピタル・マーケッツはレポートの中で、モデルナ(MRNA)はパイプライン全体で継続的な進歩を見せており、がんワクチンと感染症プログラムにおける進展が、よりバランスの取れたリスク・リターン・プロファイルを支えていると述べた。RBCは同社株のセクター・パフォームのレーティングを維持し、目標株価を35ドルから38ドルに引き上げた。モデルナの株価は4.6%上昇した。
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