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Nasdaq Hits Record on Tech Rally; S&P 500 Falls Short
The Nasdaq closed at a record high powered by tech stocks, while the S&P 500 narrowly missed its own record as Wall Street shrugged off fresh highs in Treasury yields.
Treasury Yields Rebound Ahead of Fed Minutes
U.S. Treasury yields climbed Monday as they recovered from last week's sharp decline, with traders digesting a hot services-sector price gauge while awaiting Wednesday's release of the Federal Reserve
Cerebras pops 9% as Altman calls it 'close partner'
Cerebras shares surged 9% Monday after Sam Altman publicly reaffirmed OpenAI's partnership with the AI chipmaker, calming fears sparked by last week's revelation that Nvidia GPUs — not Cerebras — woul
SEC, Global Regulators Issue World Investor Week Bulletin
The SEC, alongside other U.S. and global financial regulators, issued a joint investor bulletin during World Investor Week urging investors to stay resilient amid changing conditions and raising fraud
Billionaires Index: tech billionaires account for all of the $845B in wealth gains so far in 2026; those whose fortunes came from outside tech lost $62B total (Kristine Owram/Bloomberg)
According to Bloomberg's Billionaires Index, every dollar of the $845 billion in billionaire wealth gains in 2026 has gone to tech billionaires, while non-tech billionaires collectively lost $62 billi
Treasury crackdown exposes crypto's role in $2 million Hamas fundraising network
The U.S. Treasury sanctioned a Hamas military-wing member, two France-based individuals, and two charities for allegedly running a six-year operation that raised more than $2 million for Hamas, includ
Live updates: Bitcoin above $86,000 as traders price out an October Fed hike
The spread between French 10-year bonds and German Bunds blew out to levels unseen since the 2011/12 European debt crisis, prompting traders to scale back expectations for further European Central Ban
FOMC Minutes, Souring Consumer Top Week Ahead
The economic week ahead centers on FOMC Minutes and a souring U.S. consumer, with near-term rate-hike prospects dimming across multiple outlets tracking the October 5-9 calendar.
BTC price fights to reclaim 2026 open: Three things to know in Bitcoin this week
Bitcoin is making its fourth attempt since September 21 to reclaim its 2026 yearly open at $87,570, with bond yields at multi-decade highs and Fed rate-hike expectations shifting dominating trader att
Nifty has fallen for 8 straight weeks: How should SIP investors rethink their strategy? Experts explain
With the Nifty 50 falling for eight straight weeks, Bajaj Capital's Sanjiv Bajaj is advising SIP investors to stay disciplined, not pause or chase the correction, and review funds only for sustained u
Euro Hits 17-Month Low on France Debt Fears
The euro fell to a 17-month low against the dollar amid growing concerns over France's debt and political instability in Spain, triggering market reactions across Europe and beyond.
Schneider Electric to Buy Software Maker PTC for $22.6 Billion - WSJ
Schneider Electric is acquiring US-based software firm PTC for $22.6 billion in a deal that sent PTC shares soaring and is being called Schneider's biggest bet yet.
Can $5,000 in SpaceX Make You a Millionaire?
Financial outlets are publishing competing takes on SpaceX as a retail investment, with bullish millionaire-making pitches running alongside at least one prominent contrarian sell call.
Panmure Liberum forecasts S&P 500 falling to 5,000, warns bull run nearing end - Reuters
Panmure Liberum forecasts the S&P 500 falling to 5,000 and warns the bull run is nearing its end, a call echoed by other strategists who cite AI valuation risk as the catalyst.
Euro tumbles to 17-month low on Spain, France turmoil
The euro fell to its weakest level against the dollar in 17 months as political uncertainty in Spain and France compounded the euro zone's economic vulnerabilities, including rising inflation, interes
DBS: Nvidia Valuations Show AI Rally Isn't a Bubble
DBS argues Nvidia's valuations prove the AI rally isn't a bubble as the stock tests all-time highs near a $5.7 trillion market cap, with options traders eyeing a $6 trillion milestone.
Euro Hits 17-Month Low on France Debt Fears
The euro plunged to a 17-month low against the dollar as mounting concerns over French debt rattled the single currency, even as hopes of a Federal Reserve rate pause supported U.S. stocks elsewhere.
Japan Surges as Weak US Jobs Eases Fed Hike Bets
Weak U.S. jobs data eased Federal Reserve rate-hike expectations, lifting Asian stocks with Japan surging as the standout while U.S. futures dipped under bond market pressure.
Euro Hits 17-Month Low on French Debt Fears
The euro fell to a 17-month low against the dollar amid concerns over France's debt and broader European fiscal and political risks, while the dollar strengthened to near pre-Liberation Day levels.
Investors Had a Tepid Reaction to Micron's Latest Earnings Report. An Overlooked Headwind May Explain Why. - Yahoo Finance
Micron's AI-fueled revenue forecast blew past estimates and its backlog swelled, yet investors responded tepidly — a split Yahoo Finance attributes to an overlooked headwind.
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