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Global stocks continued their upward momentum, with Asian markets climbing to record levels. Easing trade tensions and growing optimism about potential interest rate cuts fuelled positive sentiment among investors.
On Monday, US stock indices closed with notable gains amid optimism surrounding upcoming corporate reports and a new wave of support for the banking sector.
Concerns about the US credit market have eased further since the weekend, prompting a hawkish repricing in the Fed curve and justifying a stronger dollar.
BTC/USD remains under pressure below key resistance, with technical indicators and macro uncertainty hinting at a possible retest of recent lows near $103K.
Self-help always has its fads, and one of the biggest is now on a hard and steady slide. Will new changes in management and the involvement of Khan Academy (also nonprofit) re-light Ted Talks' spark?
Looking for lower market rates is the simplest interpretation of the wider backdrop. However, an upward creep in US inflation and a slow firming of Eurozone purchasing managers’ indexes argue against.
Fed blackout and US government shutdown mute macro signals, keeping price action rangebound. USD/JPY finds firm support at 20-day SMA near 150.14, maintaining a bullish technical structure.
Caterpillar’s position as a bellwether for global economic activity continues to attract long-term value investors seeking durable cash flows and shareholder returns.
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The stock market is like a bomb waiting to go off that never does. The /NQ, in that spirit, has done nothing but climb since midnight on Thursday. The only hope for the bears at this point is a string of earnings shocks
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Paramount Skydance’s shares edge higher as new CEO David Ellison unveils a $2 billion cost-cutting drive, signaling tighter operations and renewed investor confidence post-merger.
The rally wasn’t born of calm; it was born of adaptation. The tape has learned to operate on partial information and shift by candlelight — but that flicker is now drawing its oxygen from earnings.
Corporate earnings momentum shows no signs of slowing. Full-year 2025 profits are projected to climb 10.8%, followed by an even stronger 14.1% in 2026.
Over the long term, both the S&P 500 Quality Index and S&P 500 Momentum Index have outperformed the broader market (as measured by the S&P 500) in terms of absolute and risk-adjusted returns.
Amid the tech chaos, some investors may be looking for stability while still being exposed to the wider innovation narrative. For that purpose, AAPL stock may be an ideal fit.
In a fiery segment on CNBC today, former hedge fund manager Jim Cramer issued a blunt warning to those invested in the retail-driven stocks: “take profits and get out.”
The Euro (EUR) trades under modest pressure against the US Dollar (USD) on Monday, as the Greenback holds steady amid hopes of easing trade tensions between Washington and Beijing.
The FTSE 100, the UK’s leading stock index, kicked off the week with gains on Monday, fuelled by impressive performances in industrial and mining stocks as easing trade tensions lifted investor sentiment.
China's economic growth slowed to the weakest pace in a year in the third quarter as fragile domestic demand left it heavily reliant on the output of its exporting factories and stoking concerns about deepening structural imbalances.
