Category: Latest News
-

Walt Disney Company Shares Jump as Taylor Swift Unveils New Disney+ Content
Walt Disney Company (NYSE:DIS) shares climbed 3% on Monday after pop icon Taylor Swift announced new exclusive programming for the Disney+ streaming platform. In a post on X, Swift revealed that “The Eras Tour | The Final Show”—a full concert film including her complete “Tortured Poets Department” set—will premiere on Disney+ on December 12. The…
-

Dow Jones, S&P, Nasdaq, Futures, Bargain Hunting Poised to Drive Early Rebound on Wall Street
U.S. stock index futures pointed sharply higher early Monday, suggesting a potential recovery at the opening bell after the steep declines recorded on Friday. Investors may seize the opportunity to buy shares at cheaper levels following the previous session’s sharp sell-off. On Friday, the major indexes sank to their lowest point in a month amid…
-

Solidion Technology Launches Next-Generation UPS Battery System for AI Infrastructure
Solidion Technology Inc. (NASDAQ:STI) has introduced a new Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) system specifically engineered to meet the unique energy demands of artificial intelligence data centers. Known as the PEAK Series, the system is powered by the company’s 5500 battery cell, which incorporates advanced silicon-carbon anode technology. The Dallas-headquartered firm said the PEAK Series can…
-

Deutsche Bank Says Gold’s Rally Could Be Nearing a Plateau, But Sharp Drop Unlikely
The powerful upswing in gold prices appears to be losing some momentum, with technical indicators suggesting the rally may be approaching its peak, according to analysts at Deutsche Bank. The September–October advance has now stretched to 29 trading sessions — notably longer than the historical median of 18–19 days. Michael Hsueh, analyst at the bank,…
-

S&P 500 Could Drop 11% if Trade War Escalates, Morgan Stanley’s Wilson Warns
The strong equity rally that started in April may face a deeper correction as trade tensions between the U.S. and China intensify, according to Michael Wilson of Morgan Stanley. Technical signals suggest the S&P 500 could fall around 11% if there’s no easing of tensions in the coming weeks. Wilson explained that the setup for…
-

Silver Prices Break Records as Gold Rally and Supply Shortage Fuel Buying Frenzy
Silver prices surged to new highs on Monday, climbing 5% in early trading as investors piled into precious metals amid a strong gold rally and mounting supply constraints in the physical market. In New York, silver futures reached $49.63 an ounce, while spot gold jumped 2.7% to $51.66, underscoring heightened demand for safe-haven assets in…
-

Five Market Themes to Watch in the Week Ahead
A renewed flare-up in U.S.-China trade tensions is set to dominate investor attention this week, even as U.S. futures pushed higher on Monday after President Donald Trump struck a less confrontational tone. Artificial intelligence is also likely to remain in the spotlight, with Oracle Corporation hosting a major event. Meanwhile, results from ASML Holding N.V.…
-

G20 Watchdog Issues Warning Over Fragile Markets Amid Soaring Asset Prices
The Financial Stability Board (FSB) has warned that the recent surge in global stock markets and asset values could make financial markets more prone to a sharp correction, as economic and geopolitical uncertainties continue to build. In an October 8 letter to G20 finance ministers, FSB Chair Andrew Bailey emphasized the importance of international cooperation…
-

U.S. Rare Earth Miners Rally as Trump Reignites Trade Tensions with China
Shares of U.S.-listed rare earth mining companies surged in premarket trading on Monday after President Donald Trump threatened to introduce steep new tariffs on Chinese imports in response to Beijing’s latest export restrictions on rare earth minerals. As of 10:00 a.m. GMT, Critical Metals Corp (NASDAQ:CRML) was up more than 20%, while USA Rare Earth…
-

Dow Jones, S&P, Nasdaq, Wall Street, Futures Jump as Trump Signals Softer Approach to China — Key Market Movers
U.S. stock futures climbed on Monday as President Donald Trump struck a less confrontational tone toward Beijing over the weekend, helping ease fears of an escalating trade conflict. While he recently threatened steep tariffs, Trump emphasized he was not trying to “hurt” China. Strong Chinese export data added to positive sentiment, while safe-haven flows lifted…