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The Federal Open Market Committee's first hike in three years came with a 12-0 vote and a warning that another increase could follow this year.
The Fed's unanimous vote to raise its benchmark rate to a 3.75%-4% range triggered a 600-point Dow decline as Chair Kevin Warsh signaled the central bank is prepared to keep pressing on inflation.
Goldman Sachs shares fell after the Federal Reserve's rate decision, even as US banks moved quickly to raise their prime lending rate.
Big US bank stocks fell after the Federal Reserve's latest rate decision, with Goldman Sachs among the decliners even as its CEO flagged softer fixed income, currencies and commodities trading in the third quarter.
Gold rose 1.27% even as major stock indexes diverged, a split that reflects investor uncertainty over how many more rate moves the Fed has planned.
Comex gold settled 1.27% higher at $4,346.30 as investors positioned for what wire reports called a near-certain Federal Reserve rate move.
Bernstein tells clients to stay bullish on crypto stocks even as the CLARITY Act's failure hit token prices directly.
XRP dropped 10% after the CLARITY Act failed a vote, though Bernstein analysts told clients the setback does not change their bullish view on crypto-linked equities.
Investors positioned ahead of a Federal Reserve decision that could mark the central bank's first rate increase in three years.
U.S. stock futures rose heading into a Federal Reserve interest rate announcement that traders are watching for a possible first hike since 2023.
Early-stage discussions could see SK Hynix use Intel's US factories to make memory chips, a potential foothold in Intel's stalled foundry turnaround.
Intel stock rose after a report that SK Hynix is in early talks to manufacture memory chips at Intel's U.S. plants.
Piper Sandler flags weakening market breadth while Michael Burry bets against Nvidia and Palantir, even as BlackRock says stay invested in AI.
Piper Sandler warned that market breadth — how many stocks are participating in gains versus a handful of leaders — is weakening even as strategists disagree on whether to stay long the AI trade.
Traders are holding positions steady in government debt markets as they wait for the US central bank's rate call.
Euro zone government bond yields remained near multi-year peaks as investors avoided large bets before the Federal Reserve's rate decision.
Beijing's 2026-2030 electronics plan is fueling gains in chipmakers and electronics names, with SMIC and Hua Hong both drawing investor attention as potential winners.
Chinese chipmaker and electronics stocks rose on expectations that Beijing's newly shaped five-year plan for 2026-2030 will direct fresh state support toward the semiconductor sector.
A deal would mark the first time SK Hynix produces memory chips on US soil, according to people familiar with the talks.
SK Hynix is discussing a potential arrangement with Intel to manufacture memory chips in the United States for the first time, Reuters reported, citing sources familiar with the matter.
Executives at small companies like Neonc Technologies and Solidion Technology bought modest stakes even as insiders at Delek US Holdings, Palvella Therapeutics and Dropbox sold larger blocks.
A batch of insider filings shows small-company executives making modest purchases while insiders at larger, better-known firms executed sales ranging from hundreds of thousands to over $4 million.
Japan's August imports jumped on higher oil prices while exports held steady, adding a fresh data point ahead of this week's Federal Reserve decision.
Asian equity markets opened tentatively as investors positioned for the Federal Reserve's upcoming rate decision.
CFOs, presidents and directors at Microsoft, HPE, Uber, Cloudflare and Pagaya all filed large stock sales on the same day.
Insiders at Microsoft, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Uber, Cloudflare, Pagaya, Radian Group and Century Therapeutics disclosed stock sales ranging from under $5,000 to more than $20 million on September 15, 2026.
The Clarity Act, the industry's top legislative priority, collapsed after last-minute disputes tied to conflict-of-interest concerns around President Trump.
The Senate split over Trump ethics concerns, killing the crypto market-structure legislation the industry had spent record sums lobbying for.
The Clarity Act has not secured enough support to clear its first scheduled Senate procedural hurdle, with both parties holding firm.
The Clarity Act, a bill meant to set clear market-structure rules for crypto, is short of the votes needed to clear its first Senate hurdle absent a late turnaround.
Bitcoin fell to $76,200 ahead of a Clarity Act vote and this week's Fed meeting, while long-term borrowing costs reached levels last seen before the financial crisis.
Treasury yields climbed to their highest since 2007 during the September 15 session, coinciding with rising oil prices and a bitcoin slide to $76,200 ahead of a pending Clarity Act vote and the Federal Reserve's meeting.
The boat maker beat earnings estimates by three cents a share, with a recent merger adding to the top line.
MasterCraft shares rose 6% after the company beat earnings estimates by $0.03 a share and posted revenue above forecasts, helped by a merger.
Jefferies and BMO both reaffirmed their ratings on Disc Medicine after new data on its polycythemia treatment, with BMO keeping an Outperform call.
Two brokerages reiterated favorable ratings on Disc Medicine following trial data for its polycythemia treatment, a disorder marked by excess red blood cells.
Piper Sandler and Baird both cut their ratings on the contact-lens and medical device maker within the same session, citing soft sales.
Two separate brokerages downgraded Cooper Companies on the same day after the company posted weaker-than-expected sales, a rare show of analyst alignment against the stock.
At least five distinct Silver Lake-linked entities disclosed Dell stock sales within a single reporting window, ranging from under $300,000 to nearly $48 million per filing.
Multiple Silver Lake Partners affiliates that sit on Dell's board disclosed separate stock sales in rapid succession, including one for $48 million and another for $26 million.