Webull (BULL) Falls 19% on House China Risk Report
Webull (BULL) shares fell 19% to $5.89 after a House panel called its China ties a national security risk; the broker rejected the report as inaccurate.
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Webull (BULL) shares fell 19% to $5.89 after a House panel called its China ties a national security risk; the broker rejected the report as inaccurate.
Gold rose more than 1% to about $4,190 an ounce from a two-month low as the dollar softened, while silver climbed to around $60 in financial markets today.
SpaceX agreed to buy Grain Management's nationwide 800 MHz low-band spectrum for Starlink Mobile, sending AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile down 6-8% after hours.
Bitcoin fell 1.8% to roughly $82,500-83,000 and tested $82,000 support as spot ETFs shed $487 million while high Treasury yields weighed on crypto demand.
Hawkish Fed minutes and elevated bond yields sent the Nikkei down 0.4% and the Kospi down 0.35% after the Dow fell 0.7% from record highs on Wall Street.
SpaceX stock slipped after a report that the company is seeking $40 billion in Apollo-led debt to fund a large Nvidia AI chip order, with closing expected in 2027.

The stock market today turned lower as the Dow fell 1.1% and the 30-year Treasury yield hit 5.7%, its highest since 2002, ahead of Fed minutes on rate policy.

Bitcoin trades near $86,000, 32% below its $126,080 record, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit all-time highs as yields and rate-hike bets drive the divergence.

The S&P 500 closed at a record 7,818.93 and the Nasdaq at 27,599.79 as falling yields and oil lifted tech ahead of next week's third-quarter bank earnings.

Brazil's Ibovespa surged 7.7% to a record 206,912 and the real gained 4% after Flávio Bolsonaro led the first round against Lula, setting up an Oct. 25 runoff.

SpaceX (SPCX) closed at $171.09 on Nasdaq, its best finish since June, as a Morgan Stanley note, a first Starship orbit and TSMC chip talks lifted sentiment.

Japan's Nikkei rose to about 70,340 as Asian shares tracked Wall Street's tech rally, while oil near $100 and 5.3% Treasury yields capped broader gains.

The Nasdaq closed at a record 27,477 on Monday as AI stocks led broad tech gains, with Nvidia, Meta and Microsoft higher and the S&P 500 ending at 7,774.

Bitcoin above $86,700 lifts Coinbase, Circle and Strategy 3-4% as U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs log a third straight week of net inflows and $90,000 is in focus.

The Brazil ETF EWZ rose about 12-13% and the real gained 5% after Flavio Bolsonaro led Lula 47% to 45% in the first round, setting up an October 25 runoff.

SpaceX (SPCX) rose 7.4% to $158.96 after Crew-13, Transporter-18 and NROL-97 launched within 13 hours, carrying Google's first orbital AI test satellite.

Wall Street rallied Friday as September payrolls rose just 29,000, cutting Fed rate-hike odds and lifting the S&P 500 0.9% and the Nasdaq to a record high.

Moderna replaces Warner Bros. Discovery in the Nasdaq-100 on Oct. 9 after a sixfold share surge, forcing index funds such as Nasdaq QQQ to buy the stock.

The KBW Bank Index fell 0.7% on Thursday and sits about 13% below its August peak as surging Treasury yields weigh on lenders and the Dow ends a rough September.

Australia's ASX 200 lost about 2% on Thursday to its lowest close since mid-June as higher oil prices and surging global bond yields hit equities.

SpaceX stock, trading above its $135 IPO price, faces 328 million shares unlocking Oct. 9 and Oct. 24 as early investors and employees gain the right to sell.

The September ISM manufacturing index slipped to 54.5, just under forecasts, while prices paid jumped to 77.9, pressuring stock market today as yields climbed.

Wall Street ended September with the Dow industrials average down 4.3% and Q3 off 2.7% as 10-year Treasury yields topped 5.3%; the Nasdaq gained 1.9%.

Cboe shares rose about 4% after the exchange operator secured a 25-year extension of its exclusive S&P 500 options license with S&P Dow Jones Indices.

Wall Street rallied as August PCE inflation cooled to 3.4% against a 3.7% forecast and ADP showed 90K jobs, lifting the S&P 500 about 0.6% and the Nasdaq 1%.

The 10-year Treasury yield touched 5.29%, a 19-year high, before easing to about 5.23%, while the S&P 500 closed at 7,670.84 ahead of August core PCE and final Q2 GDP.

Gold slid to a seven-week low near $4,110 as Treasury yields climbed and Fed rate hike bets rose, sending Newmont (NEM) down more than 4% and miners lower.

SpaceX shares rose on September 29 after TD Cowen began coverage at Buy with a $200 target, citing AI compute leasing as the company's next major revenue driver.

The US and China agreed to cut tariffs on $60 billion of goods, yet Chinese stocks fell to one-year lows as tech-ban fears outweighed the trade relief.

The 30-year Treasury yield topped 5.6% for a sixth straight gain, a 2002 high, pushing the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq to a second losing session on Tuesday.
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