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The derivatives regulator moved to cover exchanges and crypto activity even as a separate agency scrapped digital-asset guidance for banks.
The CFTC proposed two new rules covering crypto exchanges and trading activity, while a separate US regulator withdrew its digital-asset rules for banks, continuing a broader pullback in crypto oversight.
The AI chipmaker's stock moved higher before the open after OpenAI chief Sam Altman referenced the company, though neither side detailed any new commercial agreement.
Cerebras Systems shares rose in premarket trading on October 5 following comments from OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, extending a string of AI-chip gains over the session.
Services PMIs across Spain, Ireland and Singapore beat expectations even as German factory orders and South African output weakened.
European equities rose broadly after last week's selloff, but French stocks underperformed as rising government bond yields reflected fiscal concerns.
High energy prices and worries over France's public finances pushed the common currency to its weakest level since spring last year.
The euro hit a 17-month low against the dollar as French indebtedness concerns compounded pressure from high energy prices across the bloc.
Hang Seng sank to an oversold reading near 23,876 even as Japanese shares jumped on hopes the Federal Reserve will hold off raising rates.
Asian markets rose broadly after weak US jobs data lowered expectations the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates, with Japanese shares leading gains.
Multiple analysts argue Micron's surging revenue and earnings growth leave the stock undervalued, even as some urge waiting for a pullback.
Several analysts this week made the case that Micron's memory chip growth is accelerating faster than its stock price reflects, though one flagged valuation risk after the recent run.
Traders scaled back bets on further Federal Reserve rate hikes after a weaker-than-expected jobs report.
U.S. stock futures rose and gold rebounded from its weekly slide as weak jobs data pushed traders to pare back expectations for additional Federal Reserve rate hikes.
Five British men were arrested near RAF Fairford as US and UK officials pointed to Iranian involvement, prompting a swift aircraft withdrawal.
The US withdrew B-1 bombers from RAF Fairford after British and American officials said an alleged terror plot near the base involved Iran.
The Dutch coatings maker is moving to shed a regional business as Nippon Paint looks to expand its footprint in the region.
AkzoNobel is close to selling its Southeast Asian paints unit to Japan's Nippon Paint in a deal reportedly worth more than $1 billion.
The French industrial group is close to its largest-ever acquisition, aimed at expanding its factory software business.
Schneider Electric is nearing a roughly $20 billion deal to buy US software company PTC, which would be the French group's largest acquisition to date.
Warsh described the Fed's move as removing 'a dose of accommodation,' language that raises the question of whether further hikes are coming this year.
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh characterized the central bank's first rate hike since 2023 as removing "a dose of accommodation," a phrase that signals a shift toward tighter monetary policy.
Despite a report framed by some as validating an AI memory supercycle, investors gave Micron shares a muted response, and one analysis points to a cost issue as the reason.
Micron's latest earnings report drew a tepid investor reaction despite bullish framing elsewhere, with analysis pointing to an overlooked cost headwind as a likely explanation.
Analysts are pointing to Micron's financing structure and its 500% twelve-month share gain as evidence that AI-driven chip demand still has room to run.
Micron has gained 500% over the past twelve months after a string of strong results, and analysts are now framing both its financing position and TSMC's upcoming Q3 report as signals of continued strength in AI-linked chip demand.
Midterm elections and a fresh earnings season arrive just as bond yields have been climbing, challenging a pattern investors have come to rely on.
Stocks have historically performed well in the fourth quarter, but this year that pattern faces a combined test from rising bond yields, midterm elections and incoming earnings reports.
The panel must deliver a risk assessment within 120 days, putting a clock on potential federal rules for AI developers.
The White House has formed an AI task force led by former SEC chairman Jay Clayton, with a report on technology risks due in 120 days.
The Treasury secretary's comments come as a separate analysis argues yields could stay elevated for structural reasons beyond the Federal Reserve's control.
Treasury Secretary Bessent said rising yields reflect a global pattern rather than a US-specific problem, pushing back on alarm over borrowing costs.
Yemen's Houthi movement said it struck a Saudi Aramco site with missiles and drones, reviving fears of supply disruption from the kingdom's oil infrastructure.
Yemen's Houthis claimed an attack on an Aramco facility in Riyadh, but no confirmation of damage or output impact has been reported.
Analysts point to five separate factors that could let the Fed raise rates despite a soft September payrolls print.
Despite a weak September jobs report, several analysts argue the Federal Reserve still has room to tighten policy, citing factors beyond the headline payrolls number.
Greg Abel steered $6.8 billion into homebuilder stakes, lifting Berkshire's position by 30%, just as builder sentiment hits multi-year lows.
Berkshire Hathaway increased its homebuilder holdings, including Lennar, by 30% with a $6.8 billion commitment, betting on a sector depressed by mortgage rates near 7.5% and weak builder confidence.
The bank's forecast implies further dollar strength against the euro through the end of 2026.
Bank of America projects the euro will fall to $1.15 against the dollar by the end of 2026, citing broader market risks.