What’s going on here? Gulf stock markets were pretty subdued, with Abu Dhabi’s FTSE ADX General Index slipping 0.32% and Dubai’s DFM General Index inching up 0.11%, as quieter trading and an upcoming ...

What’s going on here? HSBC worked out how much OpenAI needs to make to pay its bills – and the math suggests the ChatGPT creator might need some help to settle the tab. HSBC showed its workings: the ...

Oppenheimer sees continued momentum for CrowdStrike, with forecasted revenue growth supported by strong demand for its AI tools and renewed enterprise deals. CrowdStrike just posted another quarter of ...

International investors are piling into Government of Canada debt as a low-correlation, crisis-friendly alternative to other sovereign bonds — provided they manage the loonie risk. Desjardins finds ...

Regulators are reportedly probing whether Jefferies properly warned investors about risks tied to bankrupt car parts maker First Brands and potential conflicts inside the firm. The spotlight is on ...

Urals and CPC Blend prices held firm, while Azeri BTC premiums slipped due to sluggish interest and increasing export volumes. Stable Russian crude prices are masking shifting dynamics elsewhere in ...

As institutional interest grows and US policy eases the way, bitcoin’s sharp drop and stablecoin questions test the market’s staying power. Institutional investors are piling into crypto, but recent ...

Tech and semiconductor funds edged higher while individual stocks like Intuit and Oracle saw sharp moves after earnings, and Meta tries a new energy strategy for AI growth. Technology and ...

Yields on Japanese government bonds reached new highs as a large stimulus package and possible central bank policy shift made investors cautious ahead of a key bond auction. Japan’s 40-year government ...

Join the newsletter that everyone in finance secretly reads. 1M+ subscribers, 100% free. British income tax thresholds will now be frozen for longer than expected: until April 2031. That’ll pull more ...

Palm oil futures dropped for a fourth day, with weaker exports and global edible oil declines weighing on Malaysia’s market. Palm oil contracts in Malaysia ended the day down 1.6% at 3,990 ringgit ...

The S&P/TSX hit a three-month low as doubts over AI investments hurt tech shares and falling gold and copper prices dragged on materials, leaving consumer staples as the day’s only bright spot.