October Outlook for S&P 500: Strong Seasonality but Weak Breadth
The S&P 500 enters October with favorable seasonal trends but market breadth has dropped to its lowest since May 2025.
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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.
In a TIME interview, Trump said the US could step up bombing of Iran after midterms if talks fail, as the conflict has cost over $25 billion.
The US dollar hit a three-month high as Treasury yields surged, with EUR/USD breaking below key support near 1.1300.
Zcash price tests key trendline amid geopolitical tensions and Fed rate hike expectations.
Hedge funds held a record 7% of US Treasurys at end-2025. Regulators warn that leveraged basis trades could amplify turmoil if they unwind.
US job cuts fell to 43,281 in September. Persistent weakness in hiring plans keeps focus on the NFP report.
Oil rallied as traders grow impatient with lack of US-Iran progress, erasing earlier losses.
Bitcoin ended September up 6.33%, but demand from ETF buyers has faded and long-term holders are selling, testing the October outlook.
Robinhood unveiled AI agents that can trade for customers, following a May launch of external AI tools on its platform.
The Official Trump (TRUMP) meme coin announced a gala dinner for its top 185 holders with President Donald Trump on November 22.