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Nasdaq suffers worst month since March 2025 as technology stocks tumbleBitcoin tests key support as Binance security fears weighWeek ahead: Elections,
US stocks are trading sharply lower in the final session of October, with the Nasdaq indices again leading the declines. The
Bitcoin is trading to new session lows, bringing its 100-day moving average at $76,139 into focus. The low so far has
Next week’s calendar gives traders plenty to work with. US congressional elections bring political uncertainty, the Reserve Bank of Australia and
This week was not so great for investors looking to earnings to support the stock market. Some big-name reports brought sharp
Comments from Logan on the economy, inflation and monetary policy cross the wires:Fed needs at least two more quarter-point rate hikes.Skipping
The Financial Times reports that Blackstone told Anthropic it may not obtain an investment-grade credit rating after its IPO:Blackstone says Anthropic
Comments from Canada PM Carney cross the wires:Canada, EU working towards deepest possible partnership, short of accession.We will determine substance, scale
With a broader US stock indices getting hammered today, now has the Magnificent 7 performed relatively, and what are the technicals
Comments from the Fed’s Musalem cross the wires:Moving sooner with rate hikes lessens risk of hit to broader economy.US central bank
Comments from the Fed’s Daly cross the wires:AI really matters for how we think about policy in near and medium term.AI
Fitch’s assessment of the UK Budget points to a familiar problem: setting out a path to stronger public finances is one
Lower yields fail to provide supportGold is moving sharply lower despite a decline in US Treasury yields. The 10-year yield is
US stocks are trading lower, with the Nasdaq indices taking the biggest hit as investors reassess the earnings outlook—and the cost
Comments from the Fed’s Barkin cross the wires:Direction of travel is “straightforward” for the Fed, the question is pace.A gradual approach
Dollar weakened against all seven major currencies on Friday as markets scaled back expectations for Fed tightening beyond the anticipated December
Gold and Silver kept falling Friday even as US Treasury yields and the Dollar both declined—a break from the usual macro
Two unrelated shocks converged on speculative assets: disappointing AI capex returns sent Alphabet down 12.64% and dragged Nasdaq, Nikkei and Asian
Euro fell against most major currencies on Thursday as the ECB’s cautious hold at 2.50% and President Christine Lagarde’s announcement of
EUR/CAD broke to a 15-month low after the BoC hiked to 2.50% and sharply revised its inflation forecast higher, reinforcing a
Gold traded around $4,040 Thursday, showing little lasting reaction to the Fed's expected hold at 3.75–4.00%—even after Governor Lisa Cook's surprise
Sterling and UK gilts showed little reaction to Chancellor John Healey’s Budget, despite higher borrowing forecasts and a reduction in fiscal
AUD/NZD surged through 1.2489/93 resistance after two policy shocks 30 minutes apart: Australia's CPI jumped to 4.3%, reinforcing a November RBA
Euro returned to the bottom of the major-currency ranking on Tuesday as renewed pressure on French government bonds partly reversed Monday’s
Moody's kept France's Aa3 rating with a negative outlook, and French bonds rallied Monday—yet Euro saw little relief, with EUR/GBP and
Global financial markets face an unusually concentrated series of catalysts this week: the RBNZ, BoC and Fed decide on Wednesday, the
Silver has fallen 11.52% since October 9, more than double Gold's 4.74% decline, pushing the Gold/Silver ratio from 68.94 to 75.11.
Five major central banks announce decisions this week, but the RBNZ and BoC—not the Fed, ECB or BoJ—carry the greatest potential
Three markets are converging on decisive levels at once: Brent crude is testing $120 resistance on Middle East supply risk, the
The immediate equity-market retreat may be stabilizing, but geopolitical and sovereign risks have yet to ease materially. Oil markets are increasingly
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