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The Dow Jones Industrial Average surged over 1,100 points, with other major indices like the S&P 500 and Nasdaq also seeing significant gains, following news of a two-week ceasefire between the US and
SpaceX’s record‑size IPO, targeting up to $75 billion at a $1.75 trillion valuation, could spark meme‑stock‑style volatility, driven by a massive narrative, huge retail allocation, and insider lock‑up
Oil prices have plunged, with WTI crude dropping below $94 a barrel, on news of the Strait of Hormuz reopening and a two-week U.S.-Iran cease-fire, marking the biggest single-day drop since 2020. Whil
Morgan Stanley is launching its MSBT spot bitcoin ETF today, poised to challenge BlackRock's IBIT fund by leveraging a market-low 0.14% fee and its $7 trillion wealth management engine. This debut, an
At the launch of “The Big Review,” analyst Dhiraj Relli said India’s market is entering an opportunity phase, with steadier valuations and resilient macro fundamentals, even as high oil prices and mon
Despite a U.S.-Iran cease-fire, ship traffic in the Strait of Hormuz remains severely limited as shipowners and insurers are hesitant about safe passage, with Iran reportedly demanding crypto fees for
Airline stocks rallied sharply in premarket trading after a US-Iran ceasefire, but IATA's Willie Walsh warned jet fuel prices and supply shortages will persist for months, making higher ticket prices
Morgan Stanley launched its MSBT spot bitcoin ETF with a 0.14% fee—the market's lowest—directly challenging BlackRock's $55 billion IBIT fund through its vast wealth management network.
An overnight ceasefire in the Iran war has triggered a 15% drop in oil and gas prices, but six weeks of disruption have inflicted lasting economic damage — from damaged Qatari gas infrastructure to Ir
Indian benchmark Nifty surged 873.70 points (3.78%) to 23,997.35 and Sensex jumped 3.95% after President Trump announced a two-week pause on the Iran war, triggering broad-based buying across sectors
John Paulson's investment philosophy centers on buying assets below their intrinsic value rather than chasing risk, arguing that disciplined valuation — not boldness — is what protects capital and gen
Bitcoin has fallen 45% from its $126,000 October high, and an analyst argues the cryptocurrency's historical four-year cycle pattern suggests it could drop as low as $30,000 before its next recovery.
Global markets are experiencing significant shifts following a surprise two-week ceasefire announcement by **Trump**, which has led to a surge in crypto assets and a notable drop in oil prices. Concur
Historical data on the Russell 2000 and Nasdaq Composite shows that the widely watched 10% correction threshold has typically been followed by weak short-term returns but a strong rebound in the six m
India's benchmark Sensex surged 2,946 points to close at 77,562, with ten BSE 500 stocks including Adani Energy Solutions, Titan, and Aurobindo Pharma hitting fresh 52-week highs amid a broad market r
Delta Air Lines saw its stock surge due to strong earnings, strategic jet-fuel management, and a potential ceasefire, propelling a broader airline market spike. However, this positive financial news f
Ethereum remains the leading blockchain for DeFi, NFTs and emerging AI applications, holding 57% of global TVL, while its price has fallen 30% this year and 60% from its all‑time peak.
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio warned on X that the world is already embroiled in a multi‑front war involving major powers, and that markets are underestimating its duration and systemic risk.
Despite widespread panic-selling in tech and large-cap growth stocks due to fears of a global recession and an AI infrastructure spending peak, one investor is aggressively buying, citing strong utili
Japanese stocks surged and the yen strengthened on Wednesday after the U.S. and Iran announced a two-week ceasefire that pulled crude oil sharply lower.
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