
Oil Rebounds After Iran Strike Report as Hormuz Risk Fuels Volatility
Brent crude rebounded after reports of a U.S. strike near the Strait of Hormuz, reigniting concerns about supply disruptions, inflation, currencies, and equity markets.
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Brent crude rebounded after reports of a U.S. strike near the Strait of Hormuz, reigniting concerns about supply disruptions, inflation, currencies, and equity markets.

U.S. stock futures weaken as investors question whether massive AI spending can deliver sufficient profits, keeping technology shares and broader risk appetite under pressure.

The dollar is stuck in a narrow range as traders assess how the U.S. midterm elections could reshape fiscal policy, Treasury yields, Fed expectations, and currency markets.

Beijing is using buybacks, liquidity tools, and foreign-exchange measures to stabilize equities and slow the yuan’s rapid rise.

October manufacturing strengthened unexpectedly, but construction spending plunged in September. The divergent data could reshape expectations for the Fed, Treasury yields, and the dollar.

A record-scale Binance security incident is weighing on crypto prices as traders assess exchange risk, broader market weakness, and the path toward restored confidence.

Gold recovered toward $3,946 as lower oil prices eased inflation concerns, Treasury yields fell, and the dollar softened. Here’s what traders should watch next.

Bitcoin’s break below $77,000 highlights the impact of ETF outflows, rate uncertainty and broader risk-off trading. Here’s what traders should watch next.

$643 million left U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs as leveraged crypto traders faced widespread liquidations, intensifying short-term downside risks.

A technology-stock rout hits Asian equities, Bitcoin, and the yuan as investors reassess AI valuations, semiconductor demand, and risk exposure.

The dollar is caught between easing safe-haven demand and persistent geopolitical and election risk. Here’s what traders should watch next.

The RBA raised rates to 4.85%, but the Aussie fell. Here’s why expectations, a split vote, and global risk sentiment mattered more than the headline hike.