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South Korea's KOSPI index has officially entered bear market territory, plunging 22% from its June 19 peak after a near-quadrupling rally, with semiconductor heavyweights Samsung and SK Hynix driving
Crypto and equity markets tumbled after President Trump declared the Iran ceasefire 'over' following US airstrikes on IRGC boats and Iranian retaliatory attacks, with Bitcoin sliding to $62,000 and ov
A sharp market rotation is driving foreign capital out of Korean equities — especially chip stocks — and into Chinese markets, pushing the Kospi down more than 2% in early trade.
Major cryptocurrencies extended losses as renewed U.S.-Iran airstrikes pushed oil higher and revived fears of inflation-driven interest rate hikes weighing on risk assets.
Strike rolled out Bitcoin-backed loans engineered to avoid forced liquidation during price crashes, but the trade-off is a higher interest rate of up to 14.2% APR and a 10-day grace period after which
US stocks fell across major indices as Samsung's earnings and DeepSeek news sparked an AI-driven chip sell-off, while oil prices climbed on Iran-related developments and Amazon issued AI bonds.
Samsung and SK Hynix shares reversed early gains to plunge as much as 7.6% and 5.2% respectively on Wednesday, extending a global chip selloff sparked by Samsung's record preliminary quarterly profit
SpaceX stock closed below $150 for the first time since its June 12, 2026 IPO, with a flood of buy ratings from the very banks that underwrote the offering now testing whether the market shares their
Webull Canada and Robinhood both launched cryptocurrency trading services in Canada at the end of June, betting on user demand even as investor advocates warn that broader access could expose Canadian
Oil prices surged more than 5 percent on Tuesday after the U.S. revoked its sanctions waiver on Iranian oil, following strikes on three commercial vessels near the Strait of Hormuz.
Jim Cramer said Samsung's 'superb but not superb enough' earnings sparked a memory-chip selloff and triggered a sharp rotation into previously lagging megacap tech names like Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, a
A Statistics Canada study finds that small 'mom-and-pop' investors own roughly 10% of the housing stock in Ontario and British Columbia, and over half of the rental inventory in both provinces, outpac
SpaceX shares fell below their IPO price on debut as a Nasdaq-100 component, even as Wall Street analysts piled on with bullish ratings and at least one bull projecting a valuation above $10 trillion.
A Seeking Alpha analyst rates Oracle a Strong Buy, arguing the post-September selloff from $328 overlooks a $638 billion contracted backlog, 31% revenue CAGR guidance through 2030, and a Nvidia-backed
Vertex Pharmaceuticals announced a $10 billion acquisition of Crinetics Pharmaceuticals, sending Crinetics' stock to double-digit gains as the deal reflects a broader surge in biotech M&A activity.
James Carville Mocks Investors Who Lost Big On Trump Crypto Coin: ‘You're Too Stupid’ HuffPostNearly a Million Investor...
Nearly 1 million wallets lost $3.81 billion on the $TRUMP memecoin by the end of June, while President Trump's financial disclosures showed $636 million in earnings from the token and $1.4 billion in
Samsung's 1,800% profit surge spooked investors worried about AI spending, dragging chip stocks and reigniting debate over whether the broader tech selloff is a bubble popping or routine fatigue.
Samsung shares fell 8% despite quarterly profit surpassing both Nvidia and Apple, dragging the broader semiconductor sector lower as Wall Street judged the results insufficient for AI-driven demand ex
On-chain tokenized equity trading surged 145% in June to a record $3.86 billion, driven primarily by demand for blockchain-based SpaceX shares following the company's $75 billion IPO.
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