
Why Markets Are Pulling Back on an October Fed Rate Hike
October hike odds have fallen to about 15% despite hot inflation, supporting Treasury bonds, technology shares, and bitcoin while keeping future Fed policy uncertain.
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October hike odds have fallen to about 15% despite hot inflation, supporting Treasury bonds, technology shares, and bitcoin while keeping future Fed policy uncertain.

China’s economy grew 4.5% in Q3, beating forecasts as retail sales and industrial output improved. Here’s what the data means for the yuan and global markets.

Oil prices dropped as a U.S. sanctions waiver raised expectations for additional Russian energy supplies, supporting Treasuries and lifting U.S. equity futures.

U.S. equity futures climb as technology stocks rebound, but upcoming earnings and rising AI financing costs will determine whether the recovery can last.

The euro slipped toward $1.12 as unrest in France revived concerns over fiscal stability, bond spreads, energy costs, and broader European market risk.

Bitcoin recovered above $82,000 as falling Treasury yields and oil prices improved risk appetite. Here’s what traders should watch next.

CME’s planned BCH and UNI futures could expand regulated crypto access, increase short-term volatility, and offer valuable risk-management lessons for SimFi traders.

Qubic paused its network after weak wallet seed randomness exposed 1,404 wallets. The incident highlights critical security and risk-management lessons for crypto traders.

China’s Q3 GDP modestly beat forecasts, helping the yuan reach its strongest level since July 2022. But weak equities show why stronger growth does not automatically mean broader market confidence.

Oil prices retreated as potential sanctions relief improved expectations for Russian supply, while Middle East risks kept the global energy outlook uncertain.

European equity futures and the euro weakened as unrest in France raised concerns about fiscal policy, bond spreads, and wider eurozone market risk.

Asian stocks fall as investors question whether AI revenues can justify massive infrastructure spending amid higher yields, wider credit spreads, and volatile growth-stock valuations.