European equities slide as oil tops $107, yields hit 5.02%
European stocks opened lower, led by Italy's FTSE MIB, as Brent crude topped $107 and 10-year yields hit 5.02%, stoking inflation fears ahead of the Fed.
European stocks opened lower, led by Italy's FTSE MIB, as Brent crude topped $107 and 10-year yields hit 5.02%, stoking inflation fears ahead of the Fed.
Novo Nordisk rebranded as 'Novo' and introduced a new corporate culture. Shares fell 15.8% year-to-date as the company targets the consumer obesity market.
BlackRock upgraded emerging-market equities to overweight, reversing its June downgrade, citing AI demand and Korea's deleveraging. South Korea and Taiwan,β¦
President Trump phoned Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang at a tech summit, calling AI fears a hoax, but Nvidia shares fell 3% amid broader chip sell-off.
Nasdaq-listed Strive now holds 25,000 BTC worth nearly $2 billion after buying 469 bitcoin at ~$77,954 each.
Coinbase climbed almost 8% to near $188.50 after an upgrade, even as Morgan Stanley's Mike Wilson warned stocks could crack within 30 days.
Strategy bought back $139 million of its preferred stock last week instead of adding bitcoin. It still holds 845,050 BTC.
President Trump asserted criminal and regulatory power over AI companies, but stocks fell. The AI trade faces internal slowdown concerns.
Tesla has established a $3 million sales unit in Vietnam via a business registration, with no public announcement.
Public-company insiders sold 10 times as much stock as they bought in August; tech chiefs also sold before Dario Amodeiβs AI warning.
Michael Burry criticizes AI slowdown talk as self-serving, linking it to upcoming IPOs by OpenAI and Anthropic.
European markets fell as oil surged and Fed rate hike bets topped 90%, with AI concerns also weighing on stocks.
Jim Cramer called CrowdStrike a 'MUST BUY' after CEO George Kurtz's post on AI security. The stock rose 3.86% in overnight trading.
European stocks opened lower on Monday as rising oil prices and expectations of a Fed rate hike dampened risk appetite.
Oil jumped and stock futures fell at the week's open on unresolved Middle East tensions and OpenAI's IPO retreat.