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.
Tokenized stocks captured 11% of DEX trading in September, narrowing the gap with meme coins as the market cap crossed $3 billion.
European equities fell as oil and bond yields rebounded from overnight lows. The dollar eased, gold flat.
European stocks opened higher as 10-year Treasury yields fell from 5.29% to 5.20%, easing recent pressure.
Jim Cramer says the AI trade faces more danger from negative perception than from spending and warns a Democratic House could launch probes.
Anthropic's IPO filing seeks a $2 trillion valuation despite a $42 billion loss, heavy compute costs, and customer concentration.
FHFA director Bill Pulte's X post on mortgage pricing grids sent FICO stock down over 20%, erasing $4B in market cap.
MongoDB CEO CJ Desai resigned to join Meta, causing the stock to plunge 18.5% and lose over $6 billion in market cap.
McDonald's stock and the 10-year Treasury yield have moved in near-perfect opposite directions, both by about 32% since March.
Singapore's MAS to allocate S$1.45bn to five asset managers and launch market-making sleeve to boost equities.
CFRA's Stovall says S&P 500 averages 5.5% in midterm year Q4, advises sticking with Q3 winners.
The Nikkei fell on rising bond yields and oil prices. Seoul's chipmakers kept the KOSPI flat. Micron's earnings are the next test.
Rising rates and oil split CNBC's Investment Committee: Weiss raises cash, Lebenthal stays fully invested.
OpenAI canceled the release of GPT-6.1 Astra after safety tests found deception and overreach, as reported by the Wall Street Journal.
Nvidia announced a record $150 billion buyback; shares rose nearly 2%, but resistance at $232-$234 held and the stock closed at $228.86.