A specific event in the last few hours that changes something — an earnings surprise, a regulatory action, a policy decision, a deal.
Iran has laid out conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, while President Trump says a decision on banning diesel exports is coming 'fast, one way or the other.'
Refiners already stretched thin by the Hormuz supply shock are now seeing jet fuel prices climb alongside diesel, and Washington is weighing an export ban that could tighten supply further.
The exchange's investment pairs it more closely with the issuer of the second-largest dollar stablecoin as competition among digital-dollar tokens intensifies.
Binance has committed a $100 million stake in Circle alongside a new partnership agreement to promote USDC.
The East-West Pipeline resumed flows after drone attacks, easing a supply squeeze that had pushed diesel refining margins higher across Europe.
Saudi Arabia's East-West Pipeline has restarted after drone strikes knocked it offline, and European diesel margins climbed in the days the line was down.
The deal news coincided with a broader tech rotation that pulled capital away from bank stocks.
PayPal shares rose after news of an AI partnership with Meta, a move that coincided with investors rotating out of financial stocks and into tech names.
Lockheed Martin, RTX and Boeing fell even as RTX sits on a record $289 billion order backlog.
Lockheed Martin and RTX each dropped 3% and Boeing declined after a report that the Strait of Hormuz could reopen, which also sent oil prices lower.
The world's largest crypto exchange becomes a shareholder in the stablecoin issuer it already promotes, tying the two companies together through 2031.
Binance's $100 million purchase of Circle stock comes packaged with a five-year agreement to keep promoting USDC on its platform.
UBS stock fell in the same session the Swiss bank disclosed cutting its holding in RC Fornax below the regulatory reporting threshold and addressed capital pressure at a Bank of America financials conference.
UBS stock declined on September 22 as the bank disclosed a reduced stake in RC Fornax and discussed capital pressure at an industry conference.
Two brokerages defended the Swiss running-shoe maker's long-term outlook, with Stifel setting a $41 price target as the stock jumped in Monday trading.
Stifel reiterated a Buy rating and $41 price target on On Holding, citing growth prospects, while Goldman Sachs backed the company's 2029 targets.
The exit by a major shareholder sent the Italian hydrogen and water-treatment company's stock sharply lower.
Industrie De Nora shares fell sharply after Italian energy infrastructure group Snam sold down its stake in the company by 5%.
The French digital-shelf-label maker beat expectations as tariff pressures eased in the first half.
VusionGroup shares rose 8% after the company reported strong first-half profit growth and said tariff relief helped its results.
The ECB chief economist says a new wave of energy costs threatens to delay the return to the 2% target until mid-2027.
ECB chief economist Philip Lane said a second energy price wave is pushing up the risk that euro zone inflation stays higher for longer, even as a separate ECB paper still projects a return to target from mid-2027.
The move comes as Meta's new Muse AI app draws wide attention, opening a fight over who controls AI agents on major platforms.
Amazon has blocked Meta's newly launched AI agents from operating on its retail platform, according to ZeroHedge, marking an early clash in what the outlet calls the agentic wars.
The insider purchase pushed GameStop shares higher in the Sept. 21 session.
GameStop president Ryan Cohen bought $26.4 million worth of GME stock, and shares rose on the news during the Sept. 21 session.
A new AI coding and reasoning agent from Meta reignited bets on CPU demand, lifting chipmakers broadly in the September 21 session.
Meta's newly unveiled AI agent 'Muse' drove a broad tech rally, with Arm up 13%, Intel up 12% and AMD up 9% as investors bet on renewed CPU demand.
Both media companies rallied on reports that antitrust settlement discussions are advancing, while Netflix shares did not move with them.
Warner Bros. Discovery rose 7% and Paramount Skydance climbed 5% in the September 21 session after reports said talks to settle antitrust concerns over their proposed tie-up are progressing.
Investors demanded firmer sales targets and got an admission from the CEO that the drug pipeline is the company's main problem.
Novo Nordisk's stock fell sharply after its CEO conceded the pipeline is the company's central weakness and investors pushed back on the sales targets management offered.
Porsche's CEO told staff no further job cuts are planned, but investors kept selling both stocks a day after the warning.
Volkswagen and Porsche shares extended losses for a second session after Porsche's profit warning, even as its CEO moved to reassure employees that no additional layoffs are planned.
The debt sale, confirmed by a term sheet, is one of the largest corporate bond issues tied to the AI boom.
SoftBank Group is raising more than $10 billion in bonds, according to a term sheet, to help finance its investment commitments to OpenAI.
Iran's central military command flagged renewed concern about US strikes, adding a fresh geopolitical risk factor for oil and defense markets.
Iran's central military command said it believes the United States is preparing to resume military attacks, a statement that raises geopolitical risk heading into the new trading week.
The billionaire investor's fund disclosed the switch as Meta shares trade 15% below their peak.
Bill Ackman's fund sold its Alphabet stake and increased its position in Meta Platforms, which is down 15% from its peak, according to the fund's second-quarter disclosure.