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investingLive Americas market news wrap: Nasdaq sinks and oil jumps
BOJ’s Ueda: We will continue to raise rates as underlying inflation approaches 2%US September import price index +1.1% vs +0.8% expectedUS September industrial production +0.7% vs
Oil prices surge higher into the weekend
It will be another weekend of pain at the fuel pumps.WTI crude oil is finishing the week at the highest since September 21 and back over $100 per barrel. WTI last trade up $3.33 to
US fiscal 2026 budget deficit was the largest in five years
September 2025 was a $198B surplusOutlays $585B vs $346B a year agoReceipts $558B vs $544B a year agoFY2026 deficit $1.992 trillion vs $1.775T in FY2025, the largest in five yearsF
AI names fall as the Nasdaq comes under fresh pressure
The pressure is back on tech stocks today, led by CoreWeave once again.The market continues to smell a rat in the neocloud space and it's being joined by some of the cybersecurity
European stocks finish higher, posting weekly gains as U.S. technology shares struggle
As London and European traders head home, the major European stock indices are closing higher across the board. The gains also cap a positive trading week for all five major indice
The broader US stock indices are lower but showing different degrees of technical bias
The major US stock indices are moving lower today as inflation concerns continue to weigh on sentiment. Technology shares are leading the declines:Nasdaq Composite: down 1.15%.Nasd
Flying car. Grounded stock. The technicals are not leaning to a "take-off" for Tesla stock
The flying car gets attention. But is it good for business?Tesla’s flying car has certainly brought out the “oohs” and “aahs.” And why not? A car that can briefly take flight is go
Earnings week ahead: Banks were upbeat on the economy, now onto tech
The big banks set the tone this week: consumers are still spending, businesses are borrowing again, and credit isn’t getting worse. That’s good for growth, but it isn’t the demand
Bitcoin is little changed on the day, and pushing against a key crossroad. What next?
Bitcoin has spent the early part of the week moving back and forth across its 100- and 200-hour moving averages (they are near converged near $82,500). Each modest break above offe
US September industrial production +0.7% vs +0.4% expected
Prior was 0.0% (revised to +0.1%)Capacity utilization 76.9% vs 76.5% expManufacturing output +0.3% vs +0.3% expPrior manufacturing output -0.3% (revised to -0.2%)Mining +0.2%Utilit
USDCAD is lower on the day, but getting a modest lift after another higher inflation reading
The USDCAD has seen plenty of up-and-down price action this week, but one message has been consistent: buyers have struggled to sustain momentum near the highs for the year.The hig
US September import price index +1.1% vs +0.8% expected
Prior was +0.7% m/m (revised to +0.5%)Export prices +2.2% vs +1.0% expectedPrior export prices were +0.6% (revised to +1.2%)Import prices y/y 8.1% vs +7.0% priorIt's been an ugly w