The S&P 500 on track for worst day in two months, dropping 1.3% as trade tensions flared. Investors flee American assets at the opening bell, Deutsche Bank's Jim Reid warned of potential for "bigger moves" in markets if rhetoric escalates.
NYC Token plummets in value shortly after former mayor's launch, raising eyebrows. An NYC Token statement claimed it was due to partners having to "rebalance the liquidity" due to "overwhelming support and demand for the token at launch."
Finance Ministry data shows sharp increase in tax collection from financial sector as 2025 deficit reaches only 4.7% of GDP, below initial forecast.
Wall Street giant signals confidence in Israeli banking sector. Bank of America has issued "buy" ratings for Israel's four largest banks, citing strong fundamentals and post-war economic potential according to Reuters. "After a strong rally, we see them shifting from overlooked to favored as fundamentals point to further gains," analyst says.
In a move that caught analysts off guard, Governor Amir Yaron announces a significant shift in monetary policy today, signaling confidence in the nation's economic stability despite ongoing security challenges.
Precious metal's market worth reaches $4.7 trillion following historic 170-180% annual surge, then retreats from an $80 peak and gold softens as investors take profits. Geopolitical risks ease following US comments on Ukraine.
Shares tied to digital assets in Asia receded after China's central bank cautioned about illegal acts.
Stock climbed nearly 70% this year, outpacing rivals. Strong cash flow, in-house chips, and successful Gemini 3 model have made it almost a shoo-in for an NVIDIA-like market cap down the road.
Bank of Israel shifts policy, cuts interest rate by a quarter point amid falling inflation.
Nvidia earnings time at 4 p.m. could be the start of a major sell off as "Peak AI" fears loom over crucial test for markets. Tech sector holds breath for possible shocks, with immediate implied volatility expected at $320 billion (6%).