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A failed trial targeting Lp(a), a blood fat linked to heart attacks, dragged down rival drugmakers betting on the same approach.
Novartis's failed trial for a cholesterol-lowering drug that targets Lp(a) sparked a broad selloff across biopharma stocks betting on the same cardiovascular strategy.
A Treasury selldown and unwinding of yen-funded trades are pushing the Japanese currency higher, with some seeing more room to run.
The Japanese yen climbed to a six-month high against the dollar, driven by an unwind of carry trades and selling of U.S. Treasury holdings.
The jet-engine giant is buying a key parts supplier as it works to unclog its own production bottlenecks.
GE Aerospace agreed to acquire Consolidated Precision Products (CPP) in a deal valued at roughly $11.75 billion, according to wire reports on the announcement.
A sudden jump in crude prices hit US equity futures and triggered a sharp yen rally that is squeezing carry-trade positions.
Rising oil prices pushed Wall Street futures lower and drove a sudden yen rally that is forcing investors out of carry trades built on a weak yen.
Tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz slowed after Iran threatened retaliation for US attacks, yet supply disruptions have not been enough to push crude past the $100 mark.
Oil extended its climb as Iran threatened retaliation against Gulf energy infrastructure and traffic through the Strait of Hormuz slowed, though prices remain below $100 a barrel.
A weaker dollar and firmer bets on a Bank of Japan rate hike pushed gold higher even as Fed rate-cut expectations and oil price gains capped the move.
The yen extended its rally as traders raised bets on a Bank of Japan rate hike, dragging the dollar down and helping push gold higher in the September 7 session.
Imports jumped 28.2% year-on-year, a faster pace than exports, as the trade data landed just weeks before a planned meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping.
China's exports rose 25% year-on-year in August and imports climbed 28.2%, widening the trade surplus and giving Beijing a stronger hand heading into trade talks with Washington.
Revised second-quarter growth of 1.4% and a 2.4% jump in real wages are feeding the yen's rally to a seven-month high.
Japan revised its second-quarter GDP growth up to an annualized 1.4% and reported real wages rose 2.4% in July, the biggest gain since 2021, both supporting the case for a Bank of Japan rate hike.
Dollar weakness ahead of a US inflation report collided with rising crude prices to pressure Dow futures.
The yen extended its rally to a seven-month high against the dollar while oil rose on fears of a prolonged Middle East conflict, pulling Dow futures lower.
The Japanese chip-equipment maker posted a soft first quarter but told investors to expect a record year.
SCREEN Holdings lifted its full-year guidance to a record level even as it reported a soft first quarter for fiscal 2027.
Applied Digital has locked in $36 billion of 15-year rent contracts, but almost none of that cash arrives until new data centers are finished.
Applied Digital has signed roughly $36 billion in 15-year contracted rent, yet the company will collect almost none of it until 2029, leaving a multi-year gap that depends on billions more in construction being completed on schedule.
The president says Canada's Bombardier cannot sell planes in the US unless it builds them there, hours before Ottawa's retaliatory tariffs take effect.
President Trump called for a US boycott of Bombardier and said the Canadian planemaker cannot sell aircraft in the US unless it manufactures them domestically.
Both memory-chip maker Micron and processor maker AMD are drawing doubts even after strong recent runs, with Micron struggling to reclaim June highs.
Micron has been unable to get back to the highs it hit in June, while Wall Street is voicing broader worry about AMD despite bullish long-term arguments.
Traders warn the rally has outrun the easy gains, even as physical demand from US buyers keeps pushing London prices toward all-time highs.
Copper futures in London are again nearing record levels, driven by sustained US buying, but analysts caution the cheapest profits in the trade have already been captured.
The building materials group posted an 11% rise in EBITDA and used the results call to unveil a strategic dolime acquisition.
SigmaRoc shares rose 12.6% after the company reported first-half 2026 EBITDA (core profit measure) up 11% and announced a new dolime acquisition.
The bank's revised call marks a reversal from expectations of continued cuts, sending the dollar lower against sterling.
UBS now forecasts two US Federal Reserve rate hikes in 2026, a call issued after a stronger-than-expected jobs report, even as the dollar traded softer against the pound.
Brent crude hit $97 with an RSI of 74, a classic overbought signal, as traders weighed a reported Iranian plan to restrict shipping near the Strait of Hormuz.
Brent oil traded at $97 with an RSI of 74 while WTI crude sat at a $93.64 double-top resistance level, as European shares fell on fears of a wider Gulf conflict and an expected ECB rate increase.
A last-minute agreement between management and labor unions heads off a broader confrontation even as the company presses ahead with cuts.
Volkswagen reached a deal with labor representatives that averts an immediate showdown over job cuts, though the reductions themselves are still going ahead.
China is directing tens of billions of dollars into state-controlled banks and insurers, with two separate reports citing figures of $53 billion and $45 billion in new bond-funded support.
China is recapitalizing major banks and insurers using a bond-funded program, with the Financial Times citing a $53 billion injection and Investing.com citing $45 billion in bonds for the effort.
Crude gained and bitcoin slid below $80,000 as the U.S. Navy targeted Iranian crude carriers, with one report flagging $120 a barrel as a possible next stop.
Bitcoin dropped below $80,000 in the session as U.S. strikes on Iranian crude carriers pushed oil higher and stoked expectations the Federal Reserve could still hike rates.