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(Adds comments, background) Euro, yen advance against dollar as oil prices ease US inflation data due Wednesday in focus Euro recovers from lows; France fiscal worries persist By Stefano Rebaudo Oct 13 (Reuters) — The dollar slipped from 18-month highs on Tuesday in line with a retreat in oil prices with investors hopi
examined the prospects for many investors’ favorite stocks over the last week — here’s a look at some of our top stories. U.S. stocks made weekly gains despite a volatile finish, as record-high Treasury yields, rising oil prices, and fresh doubts about the artificial intelligence boom weighed on investor sentiment. The
The S&P 500 closed above 7,800 for the first time on Tuesday, then spent the rest of the week absorbing a 24-year high in Treasury yields and a report questioning the revenue behind the artificial intelligence buildout. Minutes of the Federal Reserve’s September meeting, released Wednesday, showed most officials expect
Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) fell below $81,000 Thursday, with $489 million liquidated across crypto markets in a single hour, as three separate catalysts hit at once. Catalyst One: The Government Moved $1 Billion in Bitcoin Arkham data showed Thursday that wallets linked to the US government moved 12,267 BTC, worth about $1.
The dollar index is firmer and Treasury yields are near multiyear highs, pressuring grain futures and other commodities. The roundup also includes analyst views on euro weakness, euro adoption prospects and fixed-income valuations.
U.S. Treasury yields are hovering near multiyear highs as investors watch Federal Reserve commentary and a 30-year bond auction. The 10-year yield traded as high as 5.353%, while the 30-year yield was around 5.696%.
U.S. stocks fell as Treasury yields climbed toward multidecade highs, lifting concerns about mortgage rates and corporate credit costs. The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq all finished lower, while the 10-year yield briefly hit a 24-year high before easing after a strong auction.
Shares of companies within the broader technology sector are trading lower after Treasury yields spiked to a 24-year record and the Federal Reserve's September meeting minutes showed officials expect another interest rate hike in 2026. This may cause investors to rotate out of the sector due to economic tightening.
Glassnode says 86% of bitcoin moved onto exchanges on Sunday came from short-term holders, the highest share in more than a year. The analysis says continued profit-taking could create supply pressure near $85,000.
Federal Reserve minutes said officials unanimously backed last month's quarter-point rate increase and that most viewed another hike by year-end as likely. The minutes also said future decisions will depend on incoming data.
Every Federal Reserve policymaker backed last month’s rate hike. Yet traders now see little chance of another hike in October. Minutes of the Sept. 15-16 Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, released Wednesday, show a central bank united on raising rates and leaning toward another hike. “Most participants asse
Minutes from the Fed’s most recent meeting say most officials expect another rate increase this year to combat elevated inflation.
Minutes from the Sept. 15-16 FOMC meeting said most participants viewed another increase in the fed funds target range as likely appropriate by year end, while stressing that future decisions would depend on incoming data.
Minutes from the Fed’s September meeting indicate most participants assessed that another rate increase is likely before year-end.
Federal Reserve minutes showed officials unanimously supported last month’s quarter-point rate increase, but differed on whether more tightening is needed. The minutes said most participants still viewed another increase by year end as likely, while incoming data will guide the next decision.
The dollar index traded around 102.3 on Wednesday, its highest level since March 2025, as volatility in oil markets continued to fuel inflation concerns, reinforcing expectations that the Fed may need to keep monetary policy tighter for longer. Meanwhile, minutes from the September FOMC meeting showed that most Fed off
Investors will watch the Fed’s upcoming meeting minutes for signs of whether September’s quarter-point hike was a one-off adjustment or the start of a broader tightening cycle. The article says October rate-hike odds have fallen to 19% from just over 50% a week earlier.
Wall Street indexes scaled new highs overnight, while Asia lagged as oil prices climbed again after Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia. Markets also focused on Fed minutes, Treasury auctions and European bond moves.
By Megan Leonhardt Utilities Grand Slam. The AI trade may have kickstarted Tuesday's rally, but the gains broadened across most parts of the market throughout the day. The S&P 500 closed up 0.6%, setting a fresh record of 7819.04. The Nasdaq Composite hit a new high for the second day in a row, rising 0.5%. The Dow Jon
The S&P 500 Index has moved sideways since August and is hovering near its record high. It ended last week at 7,722 points, about 1.2% below the peak of 7,817 points. This article looks at the key catalysts likely to drive the stock market this week. US Stocks to React to Key Corporate Earnings The main catalyst for th
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The New Zealand dollar trades around $0.593 after rising 1% in the prior session to a two-and-a-half-month high, supported by US dollar weakness and retreated US Treasury yields.
The Dow Jones Index soared to a record high of 52,905 last week, up by 17.50% from its lowest point this year. The S&P 500 ended the week at 7,483, a few points below the all-time high of 7,620. This article explores some of the top catalysts that will move these indices this week. Falling Crude Oil Prices and Impact o