BioLineRx shares surge 10.4% intraday after key US patent approval for cancer drug GLIX1.

think> Okay, let's start by understanding the user's query. They want me to act as a financial analyst and explain a stock's price movement based on recent news. The stock in question is BioLineRx (BLRX), which had an intraday gain of 10.4%. The input includes multiple news events from different dates. My task is to determine which of these news events are relevant and caused the stock's movement. First, I need to check the stock's performance: it went up by 10.4% during intraday trading. Now, I have to go through each news event and see if any of them could be the reason. Looking at the news, there are several entries about BioLineRx receiving key patents for their cancer treatment GLIX1. The most recent ones are from November 19 and 17, 2025, where they mention a patent approval from the USPTO. The stock price surged by 8.4% in premarket on November 19 after the partner received a key patent. Then, on November 17, there's another mention of a patent approval for GLIX1. Additionally, on November 24, there's a report of earnings beating expectations, leading to a 7% rise. However, the user is focusing on an intraday gain of 10.4%, which is higher than the 7% mentioned. Wait, the user's input says the stock was intraday up 10.4%, and the recent news includes multiple events. The key here is to find the most relevant event that caused the biggest jump. The 8.4% premarket rise on November 19 is from a patent approval by their partner, Misparian. Then, on November 17, BioLineRx itself received a patent. But the 10.4% intraday gain might be part of the same trend. However, the user's input lists the trading period as intraday, so the movement happened during regular trading hours. The November 19 event caused an 8.4% rise in premarket, which would carry over into the intraday session. If the stock continued to rise during the day, that could explain the 10.4% total. Also, the November 24 news mentions earnings beating expectations leading to a 7% rise, but that's a different date. The user's current movement is intraday, so if the 10.4% happened on November 24, then the earnings beat could be the reason. However, the user's instruction is to focus on the most recent news that caused the current movement. But the problem is the dates are in the future (2025), which is confusing, but I'll treat them as past events. The key is that the intraday movement is 10.4%, and the relevant news would be the patent approvals. The patent news from November 17 and 19 are more likely the cause, especially the 8.4% premarket gain. If the stock continued to rise during the day, that could add up to the 10.4%. Additionally, there's a news item on November 24 about earnings beating expectations leading to a 7% rise. If the 10.4% movement is on November 24, then both the earnings beat and the prior patent news could be factors. But the user's input says the movement is intraday, so the earnings report on the same day (November 24) would be the primary cause. However, the patent news from earlier in the week (17th and 19th) might have already pushed the stock up, leading to a cumulative effect. I need to determine which news is most directly linked to the intraday movement. The 10.4% gain is the highest mentioned, so it's likely due to the combination of the patent approvals and the earnings beat. However, the user's example shows that the most direct cause is the one that was announced just before the movement. Since the user's input lists the trading period as intraday, and the relevant news includes the earnings beat on November 24, which caused a 7% rise, but the actual movement is 10.4%, perhaps the patent news from earlier in the week, combined with positive earnings, led to the larger increase. However, the user might be expecting the most immediate cause. Alternatively, the 10.4% could be a separate event not mentioned in the input. But the user provided the news, so I have to use that. The key is that the patent approvals (on 17th and 19th) led to an 8.4% rise in premarket, and then during the intraday trading, the stock continued to rise, possibly due to the same news gaining more traction or.