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+92 213 453 4222info@learntrade.com.pkThe Nasdaq 100 Index ended at its lowest point since September.
The most dramatic intraday reversal in the US stock market since April dragged benchmark indexes to their lowest levels in more than two months — all while leaving bewildered Wall Street traders scratching their heads about what exactly caused it all.
Oracle Corp., the once stodgy database giant that’s borrowed tens of billions and tethered its fortunes to the artificial intelligence boom, is quickly emerging as the credit market’s barometer for AI risk.
Oil fell after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said he agreed to work on a peace plan drafted by the US and Russia aimed at ending the war in Ukraine.
Jump Trading has quietly become one of the earliest proprietary trading firms to become active on prediction markets like Kalshi Inc., expanding into one of the hottest new derivatives markets, according to people familiar with the matter.
RBC BlueBay Asset Management plans to launch its first yen-denominated bond fund early next year, betting that the deepening of Japan’s markets and rising yields will fuel investor demand.
Canada is putting pressure on Anglo American Plc to make stronger commitments to executive and management jobs at its proposed Vancouver headquarters as a condition of taking over Teck Resources Ltd., according to people familiar with the matter.
US midstream companies are racing to expand natural gas liquids export capacity as global buyers show interest in American barrels, but analysts warn that a processing squeeze could slow the system long before cargoes reach the docks.
Hiive Markets Ltd., an online platform for trading shares of pre-public companies, is raising funds by listing itself on its own marketplace, days after Wall Street firms snapped up two of its rivals.
KKR & Co. is touting the strength of recent Asia funds as it looks to gather $15 billion for its latest vehicle in the region, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Source: Bloomberg, 5:39
Michael Saylor’s Strategy Inc. is among the most exposed to the crypto slump — and now faces the real risk of being dropped from the benchmark indices that have underpinned its presence in mainstream portfolios.
The cryptocurrency market extended a more than a month-long retreat in Thursday trading, just as stocks surrendered the gains they had logged earlier in the day.
The great crypto crash of 2025 entered a new phase on Wednesday, as Bitcoin plunged to its lowest level in seven months, extending the more than $1 trillion wipeout across the digital‑asset world.
Shares of Block Inc. rose about 7% after the payments firm, led by Jack Dorsey, said it expects profit growth to accelerate over the next three years while launching products at a faster clip and doubling down on efforts to integrate its consumer-focused Cash App and merchant payment service Square.
Are the bulk of President Donald Trump’s tariffs unlawful? That question, now before the US Supreme Court, has spawned a hot new trade on Wall Street. Financial firms are buying the rights to refunds on tariffs paid by US importers on the expectation that the court will strike down the levies and set the stage for companies to be reimbursed.
“Baby Shark Dance” became a global earworm almost a decade ago, but the viral jingle — which has racked up more than 16 billion views on YouTube — still ranks among the internet’s most recognizable pieces of children’s entertainment.
Wall Street has been shaken in recent weeks by the collapse of an auto-parts supplier that filed for bankruptcy with more than $10 billion in debt after questions arose about its borrowing and accounting practices. The unraveling of First Brands Group has ensnared major financial firms, including Jefferies Financial Group Inc., that had lending and other financial arrangements with the company.
When private equity firms buy up target companies, they rely on one major source of financial firepower — debt, and lots of it. But what happens when the interest on that debt jumps? For some, the answer is simple: Pay it later.
Jump Trading has quietly become one of the earliest proprietary trading firms to become active on prediction markets like Kalshi Inc., expanding into one of the hottest new derivatives markets, according to people familiar with the matter.
RBC BlueBay Asset Management plans to launch its first yen-denominated bond fund early next year, betting that the deepening of Japan’s markets and rising yields will fuel investor demand.
Canada is putting pressure on Anglo American Plc to make stronger commitments to executive and management jobs at its proposed Vancouver headquarters as a condition of taking over Teck Resources Ltd., according to people familiar with the matter.
US midstream companies are racing to expand natural gas liquids export capacity as global buyers show interest in American barrels, but analysts warn that a processing squeeze could slow the system long before cargoes reach the docks.
Hiive Markets Ltd., an online platform for trading shares of pre-public companies, is raising funds by listing itself on its own marketplace, days after Wall Street firms snapped up two of its rivals.
KKR & Co. is touting the strength of recent Asia funds as it looks to gather $15 billion for its latest vehicle in the region, according to people with knowledge of the matter.