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U.S. stocks were mixed, with Tesla’s surprisingly strong results bolstering the tech-focused Nasdaq. The Nasdaq and S&P 500 gained, while the Dow in
A surprise lift in automotive margins reversed the damage from the Robotaxi fallout, but the company’s valuation is now far above even AI stars.
Oil rose on reports of conflict in the Middle East, which could lead to supply disruptions in the region.
U.S. natural gas futures posted their sharpest one-day gain since February as the market looks to winter weather to lift demand while producers adopt
Gold settled 0.8% higher, up nine of the past 11 sessions and at a new all-time record. BRICS nations are proposing an alternative system to the curre
The business is expected to attract takeover interest from strategic and private-equity buyers.
The U.S. dollar weakened against its Singapore counterpart in the Asian session on a possible technical correction.
The Italian brand’s owner, Kering, issued its third profit warning in a row as demand for a toned-down Gucci disappoint.
Until recently, Boeing seemed insulated from any default risk but the continuing machinist union strike comes at a huge cost of about $1 billion in ca
The investment bank that revived a storied brand made millions taking startups like Donald Trump’s social-media platform public. Now it’s beset by
The JGB yield curve flattened slightly in the morning Tokyo session, tracking the overnight flattening of U.S. Treasurys’ yield curve.
The Canadian dollar fell ahead of the Bank of Canada’s interest rate decision.
U.S. natural gas futures were mixed with the front month edging up and winter months returning some of yesterday’s gains.
Gold futures rose and set a fresh record earlier in the session, with the new high reflecting safe-haven demand on geopolitical uncertainty, internati
U.S. stock futures fell as investors sift through a slew of earnings and announcements from corporate giants.
Oil prices slipped in early European trade on reports of a U.S. crude stockpiles build and as markets monitor developments in the Middle East.
U.S. crude oil inventories increased more than expected by analysts as production held at a record level and imports rose.
Treasury yields extended gains ahead of U.S. housing data, as markets expect interest rates to fall more slowly than previously thought.
Goldman sold $475 million of a first-of-its-kind deal with public asset-backed securitization bonds backed by “capital-call” loans.
New boss Brian Niccol got some bad news out of the way early, but bringing back the Starbucks of old will come with a lower price tag.
