US stocks rally after Iran expresses 'will' to end war

Global markets are reeling as the Iran conflict remains highly volatile. U.S. Stocks saw a sharp sell-off, with the Nasdaq entering correction territory, while oil prices surged, then fell amid fresh de-escalation signals from Trump. Take a look at this report for more. 


 S&P 500 Sees Biggest Drop Since January 20 

Business & Economy: This earnings season, strategists at JPMorgan Chase expect US firms to significantly outpace their European counterparts in terms of profit growth. 

US profits to outshine Europe this season?

So far in 2024, investors have poured a record $1 trillion into the US exchange-traded funds, marking yet another milestone for the sector. That is largely thanks to the euphoria sweeping Wall Street, particularly driven by AI.

Market frenzy fuels $1 trillion ETF rush to break annual records

Monday marked a good day for stocks across the us and Asia. US equities and treasuries advance, with traders welcoming Donald Trump’s pick of Scott Bessent for treasury secretary as a measured choice.

Global markets roundup: India leads market gains amid bullish outlook 

Let's look at Wion's monthly global economic health check. Global markets Broadly, commodities, digital assets and the dollar rose, driven by differing bets. Bitcoin surged over 10 per cent on the so-called 'trump trade,' with the top token now on the verge of breaching its previous record high set in March.

Wion’s monthly global economic health check for October

A rally in Wall Street stocks faded on Friday, ending a six-week rise in the S&P 500 index. Still, the main takeaway after a week in which bond yields surged to the highest since July, inflation worries resurfaced, and US presidential politics simmered, none of it really bothered risk-asset bulls.

Wall Street bulls end week unrattled after fast run-up in yields

The dramatic stimulus-driven rally in Chinese stocks left traders that shorted US-listed shares reeling, according to a report from S3 Partners, with mark-to-market losses running at around $6.

China's rally causes $7 billion loss for short sellers of US-listed stocks

Berkshire Hathaway, the Omaha-based conglomerate led by Warren Buffett, has achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first non-technology company in the United States to reach a $1 trillion market capitalization.

Berkshire Hathaway becomes first US non-tech firm to hit $1 trillion market cap 

Big investors have positioned for this summer's rout in stocks to bleed into autumn on concerns that a broader wave of selling will follow the turmoil originated by US recession concerns and the Bank of Japan wrong-footing currency speculators.

Autumn market jitters intensify as investors brace for prolonged selloff

State investor Temasek Holdings of Singapore spent billions of dollars buying up stakes in US technology giants in the second quarter, just ahead of a sectorial decline in July.

Temasek invested billions in US tech stocks before July market downturn

Monday saw a rise in Asian stock prices as investors looked to this week's crucial US inflation data for fresh clues about the state of the world's largest economy. The Yen has fallen further after touching a seven-month high last week.

Will the FED make quick, sharp rate cuts?

US equities eked out a small gain Wednesday, as Amazon (AMZN) steered a rise in the technology sector that pushed its market capitalization beyond $2 trillion for the first time ever.

US stocks edge higher as Amazon crosses $2 trillion market cap

The growing divide between the haves and the have-nots is clearly visible in the United States. The Federal Reserve's indecision is not helping the cause. Watch in for more details!

Near-unprecedented pace of wealth creation in US stocks

US regional bank stocks soared on Wednesday after Western Alliance Bancorp reported a deposit growth of over $2 billion since April. Earlier in the year, the US banking system, especially its regional banks, came under pressure after the collapse of the Silicon Valley Bank, Signature First Bank and First Republic Bank.

Regional bank stocks soar: Is the US banking crisis ending soon?

After a study revealed that US inflation fell last month by considerably more than anticipated, excitement swept Wall Street and financial markets worldwide, sending US equities soaring toward their best day in years. Watch the video to know more.

US stocks mount biggest rally since 2020; Wall Street surges on cooling inflation

From recession to inflation, how the US Fed has dealt with crisis

US stocks sank on Monday over fears of collapse of Chinese property giant Evergrande. The Dow lost 1.8 per cent and the S&P 500 index fell 1.7 per cent. The grim performance at the stock exchange was further fuelled by US inflation including surging COVID-19 infection and weakness in global recovery.

US stocks slide over fears of China property giant Evergrande's collapse

SAN FRANCISCO — In 2009, Shamir Karkal and several colleagues struggled to raise money for a banking startup, Simple. Most of the 70 venture capital firms they met over the course of a year did not see the point of the idea, he said.

The startup enemies of Wall Street are booming

Stocks, oil and high-yielding currencies rallied Monday after Joe Biden was declared winner of the US election at the weekend, lifting a major source of uncertainty, while traders are hoping lawmakers will now focus on passing a new stimulus for the world's biggest economy.

Equities rally after Biden is declared winner of US vote

World stocks moved higher on Wednesday despite the US election outcome being clouded by huge uncertainty that could end up in court. Wall Street opened with gains as both President Donald Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden still had a path of victory with a handful of states still up for grabs.

US stocks open higher despite US vote uncertainty

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq advanced on August 20, as gains in heavyweight tech stocks outweighed downbeat data that affirmed the Federal Reserve’s view of a difficult road to economic recovery.

US stocks outweighed downbeat data: Nasdaq composite added 1.06%

Trading in Wall Street was stopped for the second time this week after stocks plunged due to the coronavirus scare. Also Read: Coronavirus: Death toll in Iran climbs to 429; Italy shuts stores Trading was stopped after the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged 7.

Trading in Wall Street halted for second time this week over coronavirus scare

U.S. stocks fell on Friday as fears of economic damage from the spread of the coronavirus intensified, though Wall Street's major indexes ended well above their session lows.

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