A specific event in the last few hours that changes something — an earnings surprise, a regulatory action, a policy decision, a deal.
A refinery hit deep inside Russia adds a new supply risk just as diesel prices in the US were already flagged as an inflation threat.
Diesel prices have hit record levels and are already pressuring the economy, and a new Ukrainian strike on a major Moscow-area refinery raises the risk that global diesel supply gets tighter still.
The claimed strikes add a fresh geopolitical risk premium to Gulf equity markets already sensitive to regional security threats.
Stock markets in Saudi Arabia and the wider Gulf region fell after Yemen's Houthi movement claimed responsibility for attacks on Riyadh.
The new round of talks adds artificial intelligence to a negotiating agenda that had been dominated by tariffs and rare-earth exports.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and China's He are set to launch a new round of talks covering AI, trade and critical minerals.
An agreement signed with Venezuelan official Delcy Rodriguez opens a path for the French oil major to resume operations in the sanctioned country.
TotalEnergies signed an agreement with Venezuela's Delcy Rodriguez that sets the stage for the French company's return to operations in the country.
Intel's CEO has acknowledged the company can supply roughly half of what customers are requesting, a shortage framed as evidence of stronger-than-expected demand.
Intel can currently supply only about half of what its customers want, according to reporting on comments from the company's CEO.
The Oracle of Omaha has given up his last formal role at the conglomerate, though analysts say the underlying strategy is unchanged.
Warren Buffett has relinquished the Berkshire Hathaway chairmanship, ending his final active title at the company he built over decades.
Wall Street now believes the central bank will tame inflation with only modestly higher borrowing costs, according to MarketWatch's read of the decision.
The Federal Open Market Committee under new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh raised interest rates, marking the seventh rate-hiking cycle since 1990, and investors are now studying that history for clues on what happens next to stocks.
Repeated withdrawal limits on the fund point to strain in private credit even as the asset class has drawn heavy inflows in recent years.
Morgan Stanley has again capped withdrawals from a private credit fund after roughly 11% of investors requested redemptions, marking a second consecutive gating event.
The Wall Street Journal reports advanced talks come as Paramount separately discusses CNN oversight and film-release commitments with state officials.
Paramount is in advanced talks to settle a lawsuit tied to its Warner Bros. Discovery deal, according to the Wall Street Journal, while also negotiating with states over CNN monitoring and film-release commitments.
Talks reported by the Wall Street Journal would extend the troubled capsule's role well beyond its original contract.
NASA and Boeing are discussing expanding Starliner's mission count to 10 or more flights, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Schmid says inflation risk outweighs labor market softening, a hawkish outlier as investors had been pricing further easing.
Kansas City Fed President Jeffrey Schmid said the central bank should raise rates to curb inflation, breaking from the market's expectation of further cuts.
Governor Bowman's promise of a looser exam collided with new 52-week lows at Texas Capital Bancshares and Brookfield Business Corp.
Fed Governor Michelle Bowman said changes to the annual bank stress test are coming soon, even as Texas Capital Bancshares fell to a 52-week low of $19.46 and Brookfield Business Corp touched $25.25.
The bank cited a product turnaround at FTC Solar and cash flow concerns at Array in two opposite rating changes issued the same day.
UBS upgraded FTC Solar on signs of a product turnaround while downgrading Array Technologies over cash flow concerns, highlighting a divide within the solar-tracker segment.
The Polish e-commerce firm's stock rally followed a rating change rather than new company guidance, according to wire reports.
Allegro.eu shares rallied after Barclays upgraded the stock, with the bank citing multiple growth levers still available to the company.
Investors are now debating whether the Fed's move opens a new tightening cycle or was a one-off, wire commentary from the past 24 hours shows.
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates and the Bank of Japan followed with its own hike, but the dollar strengthened while the yen weakened, leaving currency markets split on which central bank's hawkishness matters more.
The 25-basis-point hike sent the yen lower even as Asian equities and chip stocks tracked a Wall Street rally on falling bond yields.
The Bank of Japan raised its policy rate by 0.25 percentage points to 1.25%, the highest level in 31 years, but the yen fell rather than rose as investors focused on the outlook for further hikes.
The homebuilder trimmed its full-year 2026 delivery guidance for a second time as quarterly earnings declined, even as the broader market rallied on Fed news.
Lennar cut its full-year 2026 delivery target again and reported lower Q3 earnings, a sign the housing slowdown is deepening.
The Dow climbed after the Federal Reserve's rate decision on September 17, even as the 10-year Treasury yield eased and oil slipped to $100 a barrel.
Stocks rose on September 17 even after the Federal Reserve raised rates, as the 10-year Treasury yield eased and oil fell to $100 a barrel.
The German engineering group flagged market uncertainty and pushed back contract awards in a transcript accompanying the stock's sharp drop.
Bilfinger's stock fell sharply after management described order delays and market uncertainty on a call detailing its new 'Project Agile' cost program.
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.