Wall Street ends lower as rate hike expectations grow
US stocks ended lower Wednesday after the Fed signaled a September rate hike, with small caps leading declines.
US stocks ended lower Wednesday after the Fed signaled a September rate hike, with small caps leading declines.
Bitcoin nears $80,000 as September midterm risks loom, with the Fed debating a rate hike and US stocks near highs.
US stocks reversed course and dropped to day's lows after absorbing a hawkish message, with the S&P 500 falling 21 points to 7709.
European indices rose with CAC 40 up 0.98% halving weekly losses. Fed's Warsh hawkish tone kept U.S. markets mixed.
KLA Corporation insiders disclosed $64 million in stock sales as shares fell 40% since June, with no insider purchases.
South Korea's NPS posted a record 27.22% return in H1 2026, driven by AI-linked domestic stocks, with zero direct Bitcoin exposure.
Cramer attributes Marvell's 8% post-earnings drop to valuation, not results, as data center stocks face high expectations.
Hyperliquid Strategies shares jumped 11% after reporting $305.5M net income, driven by HYPE token gains.
Asian markets traded narrowly, with Tokyo CPI beating forecasts and oil slipping, as investors await Fed Chair Warsh's speech.
Software stocks slumped in 2026 over unfounded AI fears, but Nuveen's CIO says earnings signal a rebound.
CrowdStrike shares rose 20.5% after record Q2 results; CEO tied demand to rising AI-driven cyberattacks.