Global stock markets: index moves, earnings, analyst targets and the policy and rate backdrop driving them.
European equities fell sharply on the first trading day of October, with the DAX defending its 200-day moving average and the FTSE closing below that level.…
A guide compares the S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite, and Nasdaq 100, outlining their differences and how traders can use technical levels.
On October 1, Accenture surged 23% on earnings, Micron barely moved despite strong results. Synopsys, Liquidia and others saw major moves.
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The S&P 500 enters October with favorable seasonal trends but market breadth has dropped to its lowest since May 2025.
Robinhood unveiled AI agents that can trade for customers, following a May launch of external AI tools on its platform.
European stocks began the month with broad declines, led by the UK and Spain, as bond yields remained near multi-year highs.
Google's Gemini 4 Argon tied OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index with 53 points, and has lower per-task cost at launch.
Oura delayed its planned $15 billion Nasdaq IPO, citing market volatility and rising rates, despite oversubscribed demand.
BofA Global Research warns that weakening confidence in AI, termed the 'AI put', poses a greater risk to US stocks than higher bond yields. Gains in AI stocks…
U.S. stocks closed mixed on the last trading day of September; the Dow fell to its lowest level since June while the Nasdaq gained.
Micron beat Q4 expectations on revenue, earnings and margin, and guided Q1 revenue well above consensus.
European stocks closed lower on Wednesday, while U.S. benchmarks were mostly higher and Treasury yields were mixed. Crude oil rose; gold and silver fell.
Following attempts by AI agents to hack into government and corporate systems, Nvidia has introduced a platform to restrict their actions.
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq have broken higher, turning the technical bias back in buyers' favor.