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The rally coincided with fresh US sanctions targeting Iran, a pairing that has previously driven safe-haven flows into crypto.
Bitcoin reached its highest level in three months after the US Treasury announced new sanctions on Iran.
Traders are watching for AI capacity bottlenecks in Nvidia's report as the Federal Reserve's annual gathering adds a second catalyst to the same session.
S&P 500 futures climbed ahead of the August 25 session as investors positioned for Nvidia's earnings release and the Federal Reserve's symposium, two catalysts landing close together.
Crude fell further despite new sanctions meant to curb Iranian supply, while global bond markets stabilized as investors weighed the sanctions alongside U.S. Treasury buybacks.
Oil prices fell despite new U.S. sanctions on Iran, a divergence that shows traders are not pricing in a near-term supply hit, while bond markets stabilized on the same news.
Options traders spent $2.9 million wagering on a fast move higher, even as some analysts flag the rally as overbought.
Bitcoin traded above $80,000 after a 25%-plus weekly gain, with $2.9 million in options bets targeting a rapid push past $82,000.
The deal includes contingent payments on top of an upfront sum, structured as an earnout tied to future performance.
Navitas agreed to acquire Claros in a deal worth up to $232.8 million, with the final price depending on undisclosed performance conditions.
The engineering contractor posted a profit jump and record FY26 revenue, but investors punished the stock over its outlook.
Monadelphous shares fell 13% on August 24, 2026 even as the company reported a jump in H2 profit and record full-year revenue.
The Japanese insurer is reviewing several acquisition targets, including Australia's Suncorp and Canada's Intact Financial, following Berkshire Hathaway's move into the stock.
Tokio Marine is weighing a takeover of Suncorp after Berkshire Hathaway took a stake in the Japanese insurer, according to the Financial Times.
The defense technology firm posted its strongest H1 2026 profit yet, with investors rewarding the results on the day of the earnings call.
EOS shares rose 12.8% after the company reported a record first-half profit for 2026, driven by surging demand for its counter-drone systems.
Both card networks touched fresh all-time highs even as shoppers grow more selective, while Visa's own CEO sold $2.16 million in stock the same week.
Visa and Mastercard shares hit fresh records as aggregate U.S. consumer spending held up, even as shoppers became more selective about purchases.
Nvidia extended losses on August 24 as investors moved into blue-chip names, while Samsung's record-setting shareholder return failed to stop a sector-wide memory stock decline.
Semiconductor stocks fell broadly on August 24, 2026, with Nvidia extending losses and every major memory stock dropping despite Samsung authorizing its largest-ever shareholder return.
Cash parked in money-market funds now yields about 3.5%, the same rate as inflation, leaving savers with a real return of zero.
A record $8.4 trillion is held in money-market funds paying roughly 3.5%, a yield that just offsets inflation and leaves investors with no real return.
Broadcom's credit risk measures rose and Nebius fell 4% as a $5 billion convertible bond settled, dragging down Datadog and Cloudflare in the same session.
Broadcom's credit risk measures rose alongside a decline in Nebius, Datadog and Cloudflare shares as a $5 billion Nebius convertible bond settlement worked through the market on August 24.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's push on the $1 trillion bond market has not lowered yields, and investors are instead bidding up scarce assets like gold and bitcoin.
Gold and bitcoin gained as Treasury yields failed to fall despite Bessent's efforts, pushing investors toward assets seen as scarce.
The investor who called the 2008 housing crash dropped Alibaba over what he called a broken management pledge, arguing the stock, already down 40% on AI pressure, needs to halve again.
Michael Burry exited his Alibaba position, saying the stock is down 40% on AI pressure and still needs to fall by half, citing broken management commitments.
Treasury Secretary Bessent's promise of an 'economic D-Day' on Iran and a new Canada tariff hike combined to pull tech shares lower even as oil fell and gold rose on safe-haven demand.
The Nasdaq slid in the August 24 session as investors weighed a threatened U.S. sanctions push on Iran alongside President Trump's new tariff hike on Canada, while oil fell and gold gained on safe-haven buying.
Morgan Stanley says a post-World War II shift in markets could push yields higher still, while Wolfe warns that could squeeze AI spending.
Morgan Stanley says bond yields could keep climbing as markets undergo a shift not seen since World War II, and Wolfe warns rising yields may pressure AI spending.
Nucor and Cleveland-Cliffs climbed even though Morgan Stanley says worldwide steel production is edging lower, dragged down by declines in China.
US steelmakers Nucor and Cleveland-Cliffs advanced even as Morgan Stanley flagged a decline in global steel output, with weakness in China offsetting growth elsewhere.
The FTSE 100 slipped alongside a broader tech selloff, while European equities traded sideways ahead of expected sanctions news.
The FTSE 100 and broader European equities moved lower or sideways as investors awaited an Iran sanctions decision alongside a tech-sector selloff.
RBC Capital, UBS and JPMorgan all started coverage of the sandwich chain with buy-equivalent ratings, citing its growth outlook.
RBC Capital, UBS and JPMorgan each initiated coverage of Jersey Mike's stock with positive ratings, pointing to the chain's growth prospects.
The Norwegian floating oil producer trimmed its outlook even as second-quarter EBITDA rose, after its BW Opal project ran into delays.
BW Offshore shares fell 11% after the company cut guidance due to a delay in its BW Opal project, despite reporting higher quarterly EBITDA.