The gain on Thursday ended a two-day losing streak as the S&P 500 rose 1.02% to 7,209.01 and the Dow climbed 1.62% to 49,652.14.
T. Rowe Price still closed 12.98% below its 52-week high of $118.22 reached on 4 September.
Trading volume reached 4.4 million shares, well above its 50-day average of 2.3 million, while peers including State Street, Ares Management and Raymond James also advanced.
With T. Rowe Price beating earnings but facing bearish analysts, what is its plan to reverse persistent cash outflows?
As rivals dominate high-growth private markets, can T. Rowe Price’s traditional model adapt quickly enough to compete effectively?
Is T. Rowe Price's 'The Lab' creating real competitive advantages, or just keeping pace with industry AI trends?