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Top currency losers are Polish Zloty (-0.63%), Swiss Franc (-0.49%), Indian Rupee (-0.47%), Euro (-0.11%) and British Pound (-0.11%). Gains are led by New Zealand Dollar (0.31%) and Dollar Index (0.11%). Meanwhile Japanese Yen was little changed.
Kinsale Capital reported diluted operating EPS up 9.4% year over year in Q3 2026, while gross written premium fell 4.8% and net written premium declined 1.5%. The insurer reported a 75.4% combined ratio and said competitive E&S conditions weighed on premium growth.
The dollar index was little changed at around 101.6 on Friday, hovering near three-week lows and down nearly 0.2% on the week. Cautious sentiment persisted amid further gains in oil prices and concerns over a potential escalation of hostilities in the Middle East, while the US midterm elections are now less than two we
Global stocks found some relief as the AI-driven selloff eased, although rising oil prices kept sentiment cautious. Nasdaq 100 futures slipped 0.1% after the index suffered its worst session since June, while S&P 500 futures fell 0.3%. Chipmakers posted modest premarket gains, while Meta extended losses and SpaceX clim
Top currency losers are Polish Zloty (-0.60%), Indian Rupee (-0.51%), Swiss Franc (-0.33%), Euro (-0.22%) and British Pound (-0.17%). Gains are led by Dollar Index (0.20%). Meanwhile Japanese Yen was little changed.
Global stocks remained under pressure Friday as investors continued rotating out of AI-related shares and into safer assets, while oil extended its gains. Following Thursday’s sharp selloff in chip stocks on Wall Street, MSCI's Asia Pacific Index fell 0.5%, putting it on course for its lowest close since late July. Sou
Top currency losers are Indian Rupee (-0.47%), Japanese Yen (-0.10%) and British Pound (-0.09%). Meanwhile, Euro and Dollar Index were little changed.
Top currency gainers are Japanese Yen (0.89%), Swiss Franc (0.48%) and Norwegian Krone (0.33%). Biggest losers are Indian Rupee (-0.68%), Polish Zloty (-0.60%), Brazilian Real (-0.58%), Dollar Index (-0.16%) and Euro (-0.12%). Meanwhile British Pound was little changed.
Top currency losers are Polish Zloty (-0.75%), Indian Rupee (-0.67%), New Zealand Dollar (-0.48%), Euro (-0.31%) and British Pound (-0.24%). Gains are led by Japanese Yen (0.56%). Meanwhile Dollar Index was little changed.
The dollar index traded little changed around 101.7 on Thursday, hovering near three-week lows as concerns over the sustainability of the AI trade mounted after earnings from several megacap companies failed to impress investors. Meanwhile, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East intensified, with reports suggesting t
Top currency losers are Indian Rupee (-0.64%), Mexican Peso (-0.37%) and Dollar Index (-0.09%). Gains are led by South Korean Won (0.36%), Japanese Yen (0.27%) and Euro (0.09%). Meanwhile British Pound was little changed.
Top currency losers are Mexican Peso (-1.12%) and Euro (-0.12%). Gains are led by Australian Dollar (0.36%), Norwegian Krone (0.30%) and Dollar Index (0.06%). Meanwhile, British Pound and Japanese Yen were little changed.
U.S. stock futures rose Wednesday after Tuesday’s mixed close, with the Dow up 0.07%, the S&P 500 up 0.15% and the Nasdaq 100 up 0.42%.
Top currency losers are Mexican Peso (-0.45%), Indian Rupee (-0.28%) and Euro (-0.13%). Gains are led by Australian Dollar (0.34%), Norwegian Krone (0.30%), British Pound (0.15%) and Dollar Index (0.06%). Meanwhile Japanese Yen was little changed.
Top currency gainer is South Korean Won (0.28%). Biggest loser is Euro (-0.10%). Meanwhile, Dollar Index, Japanese Yen and British Pound were little changed.
BOK Financial reported Q3 2026 earnings of $159.9 million, or $2.64 per diluted share. Loans grew 2.4% sequentially, and net interest margin increased 9 basis points to 3.0%.
Steel Dynamics reported third-quarter net income of $756 million, or $5.26 per diluted share, and adjusted EBITDA of $1.2 billion. The company also reported record steel shipments of 3.8 million tons.
Valmont Industries reported third-quarter net sales up 5.5% to $1.1 billion and EPS up 25.3%. It reaffirmed full-year sales guidance of $4.3 billion to $4.45 billion and raised adjusted diluted EPS guidance to $22.75 to $23.75.
KeyCorp reported third-quarter EPS of $0.51, up 24% year over year, and record quarterly revenue above $2 billion, up 8%. It expects 10% net interest income growth in 2026 and a 3% net interest margin in Q4 2026.
Tech stocks came under renewed pressure as sentiment toward the AI trade remained fragile ahead of key earnings this week, which will test the strength of gains in chipmakers. South Korea's Kospi Index, a bellwether for AI investment, dropped 4.2%, with SK Hynix leading losses as the index headed for its lowest close s
Top currency gainers are South Korean Won (0.48%), Australian Dollar (0.47%), Canadian Dollar (0.35%) and Dollar Index (0.07%). Biggest losers are Indian Rupee (-0.31%), Euro (-0.21%) and Japanese Yen (-0.09%). Meanwhile British Pound was little changed.
Asian stocks were mixed on Monday. Concerns about AI spending and elevated oil prices kept investors on edge, while stronger-than-expected Q3 GDP growth in China helped limit regional losses.
Top currency gainers are Australian Dollar (0.42%) and South Korean Won (0.41%). Meanwhile, Japanese Yen, Euro, British Pound and Dollar Index were little changed.
Top currency losers are Dollar Index (-0.75%), Indian Rupee (-0.51%) and Mexican Peso (-0.45%). Gains are led by Brazilian Real (0.62%), New Zealand Dollar (0.54%), Norwegian Krone (0.49%), British Pound (0.39%) and Euro (0.16%). Meanwhile Japanese Yen was little changed.
The world has become a more complicated place for investors over the past month. Interest rates have risen sharply in major markets, energy prices have remained elevated because of the Middle East conflict, trade policy continues to reshape supply chains, and governments everywhere are being forced to balance slower gr
Top currency losers are Dollar Index (-0.87%) and Indian Rupee (-0.39%). Gains are led by New Zealand Dollar (0.73%), South Korean Won (0.65%), Australian Dollar (0.64%), British Pound (0.59%) and Euro (0.29%). Meanwhile Japanese Yen was little changed.
Travelers reported core income of $1.95 billion, or $9.18 per diluted share, and core return on equity of 22.1%. The insurer posted a combined ratio of 86.8% and underwriting income of $1.4 billion.
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Top currency gainers are New Zealand Dollar (0.84%), South Korean Won (0.74%), Swedish Krona (0.60%), British Pound (0.40%) and Euro (0.23%). Biggest losers are Dollar Index (-0.78%) and Indian Rupee (-0.45%). Meanwhile Japanese Yen was little changed.
Top currency gainers are New Zealand Dollar (0.52%), Australian Dollar (0.34%), British Pound (0.17%) and Japanese Yen (0.09%). Biggest losers are Indian Rupee (-0.40%) and Dollar Index (-0.07%). Meanwhile Euro was little changed.