The US dollar rallied a bit during the early hours on Monday, as we continue to see a lot of volatility around the world. I would anticipate that this market just simply bounces around back and forth, trying to figure out where to go next.
Japan's SoftBank Group Corp. (OTC: SFTBY) is looking to raise $4.9 billion via a sizable overnight stake sale involving one of its highest-profile legacy holdings.
Analysts noted Hinge Health’s strong return on investment, rapid automation of care delivery, and profitability milestones as key drivers of their bullish stance.
The gold and silver futures were down to start the new trading week, with gold taking the harder hit on Monday, currently down $64 from the Sunday night open.
Markets didn’t walk into Monday—they exhaled. After a weekend of sirens, fireballs, and backchannel diplomacy, the risk complex tiptoed back into the light, clutching at the thinnest thread of truce hopes.
The draft Senate bill introduces stricter work requirements and funding curbs for Medicaid, while shelving proposed Medicare cuts that could have impacted major insurers.
President Donald Trump asked citizens of Tehran, Iran’s capital, to “immediately” evacuate the city on Monday, as cryptocurrency bettors increased the likelihood that the U.S. would join Israel in the war against the Middle Eastern country.
There’s been a lot of uncertainty in the market lately, and even that sounds like an understatement. That’s where today’s ETF comes in, the Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLK).
