Meta Platforms is trading 3.42% down at CA$38.46 on September 28, 2026, as markets turn risk-off after President Trump rejected Iran’s proposal, pushing oil prices higher and renewing inflation and interest-rate concerns.
- Reuters reported U.S. futures fell and Meta’s U.S.-listed shares eased 2.2% after last week’s surge.
- Before Monday, a New Mexico jury found Meta misled residents about Facebook data practices; a reported Muse AI security vulnerability also emerged. Neither is established as a direct cause.