McDonald's Stock and Yields Move in Lockstep, But Opposite
McDonald's stock and the 10-year Treasury yield have moved in near-perfect opposite directions, both by about 32% since March.
Global stock markets: index moves, earnings, analyst targets and the policy and rate backdrop driving them.
McDonald's stock and the 10-year Treasury yield have moved in near-perfect opposite directions, both by about 32% since March.
John Waldron, Goldman's likely next CEO, said in 2021 that client demand for Bitcoin was rising. No formal succession timeline has been set.
Anthropic launched Claude Sonnet 5.5 at Sonnet 5 prices, but Artificial Analysis found heavy token use at max effort.
Asia-Pacific stocks fell as US yields hit post-February highs. Oil rose on geopolitics, gold edged up.
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.
Anthropic's IPO prospectus shows a $42 billion net loss for 2025 and $518 billion in future spending obligations.
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.
Nvidia boosted its buyback by a record $150 billion to $235 billion, sending shares up nearly 2%.
Michael Dell says companies must define what AI agents cannot do, as Nvidia launches a safety platform with over 100 partners.
SpaceX shares fell 0.93% despite Starship's successful orbital flight, as a lockup expiry released 328 million shares into the market.
Ondas became the most failed-to-deliver US security in August, with short interest at 40.9% of its float. Investors blame short-sellers.
South Korean retail investors bought $1.6 billion in equities on Monday as the KOSPI slid 2.7%, going against foreign and institutional selling.