US stocks

Asian shares are mostly higher after US stocks retreated slightly from their all-time high. This movement followed a report on the U.S. economy that was weaker than expected. Meanwhile, US futures and oil prices remained stable.

Asian stocks are set to advance following optimism about a potential interim deal between Washington and Tehran, which has eased energy supply concerns and pushed US stocks to record highs.

U.S. stocks are entering a historically weak period, but bearish investor sentiment may limit potential declines, according to Ned Davis Research.

Asian shares are mostly lower despite a rally in U.S. stocks driven by easing oil prices. Regional investors remain cautious about the impact of a recent joint U.S.-Japan currency intervention.

U.S. stocks surged Monday after President Trump called off planned strikes on Iran, leading to renewed optimism about a diplomatic agreement.

The article discusses how fresh volatility in U.S. stocks presents a 'valuation opportunity,' with RBC's Calvasina noting that equities typically face challenges during Federal Reserve transitions.

US stocks rallied, the dollar softened, and yields remained steady ahead of upcoming PCE and GDP data. The article was published by The Rio Times.

A global equity fund managed by Ranmore Funds has achieved a 150% five-year return, primarily avoiding U.S. stocks. The fund's CIO is reconsidering U.S. investments due to undervalued software sector opportunities.

Most U.S. stocks increased as Coca-Cola and other companies reported higher-than-expected spring profits.

Bitcoin's price rose alongside US stocks as relief over the pause in US-Iran strikes boosted risk assets. The market movement occurred at the start of the US trading session.

Japan’s $1.8 trillion pension fund may repatriate capital by selling foreign assets, potentially increasing U.S. yields and reducing demand for the dollar. This shift could impact U.S. stocks and Federal Reserve policies.

Investors are seeking a stock market breakout through corporate earnings, a key driver of the four-year bull run. US stocks have shown little movement recently, prompting reliance on earnings for momentum.

US stocks rebounded from a selloff as chipmakers like Nvidia led gains. Earnings reports are testing whether Big Tech's profits meet high expectations.

The article highlights a warning sign for tech stocks linked to the Japanese yen's performance relative to U.S. stocks, indicating potential risks for portfolios influenced by this external factor.

Corporate America is investing $1 trillion in stock buybacks, while insiders are directing cash toward 22 U.S. stocks. The article highlights the contrast between corporate buybacks and insider investment activity.

Ondo Finance has introduced the ability to use tokenized stocks as collateral for perpetual trading. The company previously launched 24/7 onchain access to over 100 U.S. stocks and ETFs last year.

MacroResearchBoard warns that a looming AI disappointment and rising yields could test U.S. stocks in the next 12 months, advising investors to exercise caution in a tech-dominated market.

U.S. stocks have provided an average annual return of 8.7% since 1776, the year independence was declared. The article examines the impact of 250 years of independence on American investors.

US stocks experienced the largest outflows in over three months, according to Bank of America. The report highlights significant capital withdrawal from the market.

U.S. stocks rose and trimmed their losses in what had been a rocky June. The major stock indexes showed improvement after a challenging month.

Bitcoin struggled to maintain support near $60K as US stocks rose amid hopes for a new Iran peace deal. Analysts highlighted a lack of conviction among Bitcoin buyers during this period.

Jeremy Grantham warned that the AI boom has driven U.S. stocks to a historic valuation peak, citing a market-cap-to-GDP ratio of 235% and highlighting SpaceX's IPO as a potential sign of a market top.

US stocks experienced their first outflow since March due to a decline in the tech trade. The faltering performance of technology-related transactions contributed to the market shift.

The article discusses a leadership change in US stocks and highlights a market that is seeking direction.

US stocks declined as Wall Street faced concerns over overinflated valuations in the artificial intelligence sector. A sell-off in major technology companies triggered global stock volatility, with the S&P dropping 1.4% following a 11-week winning streak driven by tech stocks.

The article discusses the relationship between higher interest rates and US stock performance, alongside the role of real-time data and the Federal Reserve (Fed).

Bitget launched Stock+, a feature allowing users to purchase full and fractional US stocks using cryptocurrency through regulated brokers.

Franklin Templeton has filed for two proposed 'Bitcoin DRIP' funds that will hold U.S. stocks and reinvest dividends into Bitcoin. The funds represent a novel ETF structure combining traditional stock holdings with cryptocurrency reinvestment.

Citadel Securities strategist Scott Rubner warns that the next two weeks may bring volatility to U.S. stocks, but suggests this could create buying opportunities for investors.

US stocks are expected to rise following an Iran deal that aims to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. GMR Solutions Inc., a medical services company backed by KKR & Co., raised $479 million in a revised IPO.

U.S. stocks rose after oil prices fell again, and SpaceX soared in its highly anticipated debut on Wall Street.

US stocks rose as oil prices fell and SpaceX surged in its Wall Street debut. SpaceX's 23% stock increase marked its record-breaking IPO, while the S&P 500, Dow Jones, and Nasdaq all gained. Oil prices dropped after President Donald Trump called off potential Iran strikes, easing war-related market concerns.

Pyth has launched continuous pricing indexes for US stocks, gold, and oil, which are being adopted by Coinbase, Kraken, and dYdX. These indexes provide pricing data outside regular market hours.

Citigroup's Chew highlights aggressive short-selling positions in US stocks. The observation is based on Citigroup's analysis.

AI's large stock deals have raised concerns about an oversupply of shares relative to buyers. US stocks were flat, reversing pre-market losses after an unexpected employment decline sparked worries about slowing economic growth ahead of a key labor report.

US stocks declined due to concerns about Big Tech's impact on Wall Street. The Nasdaq experienced its largest single-day drop since early 2025.

US stocks declined as Broadcom's outlook failed to meet expectations, according to a Bloomberg report.

Asian shares retreated after US stocks ended a nine-day winning streak for the S&P 500. Oil prices also declined following the market downturn.

Tech companies boosted US stocks to fresh highs as concerns grow over the AI boom's market influence. Despite geopolitical issues, Goldman Sachs' CEO noted more greed than fear, but a strategist warned that stocks outside AI are weaker than indicated by headline indexes, with risks underestimated due to reliance on AI's uncertain returns.

Binance has opened access to 7,000 US stocks and is preparing to launch tokenized 'bStocks'. Experts are divided on whether this tokenization will drive growth or introduce new risks.