stock market
Coverage of stock market in the Nexus archive.
- Hong Kong’s property market set to cool despite run of record-breaking deals
Hong Kong’s residential property market has regained momentum with record-breaking deals, but analysts predict a cooldown in the second half of the year due to a weaker stock market affecting investor sentiment. A five-bedroom flat at Sun Hung Kai Properties’ Cullinan Harbour in Kai Tak recently sold for a record HK$247.9 million.
- A Loss-Making Sugar Stock Is West Africa’s Star of 2026
Sucrivoire's stock has risen 190% in 2026 despite an $11m loss, shrinking sales, and no dividend since 2020, making it West Africa's top performer. The stock's surge is attributed to factors unexplained in the article's brief excerpt.
- If the stock market’s double bubble bursts, it could usher in the next crash
The stock market's 'double bubble' could lead to a crash if valuations remain extreme relative to historical norms. Recent corporate earnings growth has significantly diverged from the long-term trend.
- Trump rings Wall Street opening bells and says the stock market ‘is going to go through the roof’
Trump rang the Wall Street opening bells and claimed the stock market 'is going to go through the roof.' He also promoted the launch of 'Trump accounts,' special investment accounts for children under age 18.
- Trump rings Wall Street's opening bells as he ties his presidency to stock market gains
President Trump rings the opening bells for the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq from the Oval Office, symbolically linking his presidency to stock market gains. The act reflects his increasing association of his leadership with financial market performance.
- Trump rings Wall Street's opening bells as he ties his presidency to stock market gains
President Trump rings the opening bells for the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq from the Oval Office, symbolizing his association of his presidency with stock market gains.
- The chip pullback is ushering in a bumpy market. These sectors are the best bets now, according to Morgan Stanley.
The semiconductor trade has cooled, likely continuing and causing a bumpy stock market. Morgan Stanley highlights certain sectors as best bets in this environment.
- Here are the 3 big things we're watching in the stock market this week
The article highlights three major developments to watch in the stock market this week, with Delta's earnings report being the most significant. The focus is on key market events and corporate performance updates.
- Why the stock market’s red-hot momentum trade might be headed for a violent unwind this month
The stock market's momentum trade, which has been strong, may face a violent unwind this month. July historically challenges momentum trades, and a strategist warns this year could be especially volatile with early signs of trouble.
- When it comes to beating the stock market, no news really is good news
A study has identified a flaw in how people interpret news headlines, suggesting that 'no news' may be beneficial for beating the stock market.
- Good vibes are masking a reset in markets
The article warns that positive stock market returns are masking a market reset, urging investors to focus on the emerging AI trade rather than being distracted by current performance.
- Stock market gains minted nearly 1 million new millionaires in 2025, new UBS report says
A 2025 UBS report found that stock market gains created nearly 1 million new millionaires, with global personal wealth increasing by 10.8%, the largest rise since 2017.
- House prices vs the stock market, which is the better investment? [Video]
The article compares house prices and the stock market as investment options, exploring which may offer better returns. It focuses on analyzing real estate versus equity market performance.
- 'Everybody's profiting': Trump defends $1.4 bn crypto earnings
US President Donald Trump defended earning $1.4 billion from his family's cryptocurrency activities last year, stating 'everybody's profiting' from his time in power. He rejected criticisms of using his presidency to enrich himself, attributing profits to the rising stock market. Trump made these remarks during his first flight aboard a new Air Force One plane gifted by Qatar.
- 2026 laggards shine in Wednesday's mixed stock market that kicked off the third quarter
The stock market showed mixed performance as 2026 laggards outperformed in Wednesday's trading. The Investing Club released its Homestretch update, an afternoon market analysis for the final hour of trading.
- 5 charts showing how ‘dumb money’ is transforming the stock market, as retail traders smash Wall Street records
Retail trading activity set records in May and June, with retail traders' strategy of buying the dip appearing effective in transforming the stock market.
- Is the stock market open on Friday, or will it close early for the Fourth of July?
The stock market may close early on Friday due to Independence Day falling on Saturday this year. The article outlines adjustments to trading hours and mail delivery schedules for the holiday.
- Trump’s weekend Iran strikes keep sparking Monday stock rallies. Here’s what the data shows us.
Trump’s weekend Iran strikes have been followed by Monday stock rallies, with data showing second-quarter Mondays have higher stock gains on average, referred to as the ‘Axios put’.
- The central bank of central banks warns AI frenzy could trigger stock-market slump and jeopardize economy
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) annual report warns that an AI-driven frenzy could cause a stock-market slump and economic risks, citing rich valuations, investor complacency, and circular financing as key concerns. The report highlights potential knock-on effects in credit markets as a critical warning.
- AI turbocharged the stock market. Now it’s firing up the economy.
AI is driving growth in the stock market and contributing to economic expansion. A modern-day gold rush is boosting U.S. GDP.
- The richest 20% are the only ones powering the U.S. economy, says top economist, but their prospects are entirely reliant on teetering stock prices
The top 20% of U.S. earners drive 60% of personal outlays, with their spending growth (8.3%) outpacing the bottom 80% (4.5%), as wealth tied to stock market valuations raises concerns about economic fragility. Moody’s chief economist Mark Zandi notes this 'K-shaped economy' persists, with the wealthy benefiting from asset gains while most Americans struggle with affordability.
- Why this earnings exuberance may be a problem for the stock market, according to this Wall Street veteran
Jim Paulsen, a Wall Street veteran, warns that excessive optimism about corporate profits may signal an upcoming stock market decline. He suggests such exuberance often precedes a downturn.
- Latin American Pulse for Friday, June 26, 2026
Brazil sets a stock-market record, Mexico's market rises after Banxico maintains its stance, and Venezuela experiences a deadly earthquake. The report highlights contrasting economic developments and a natural disaster in Latin America.
- Bond ETF flows surge in hunt for yield: 'Market sniffing out something here,' says BlackRock exec
Bond investors are abandoning aggregate benchmarks in favor of diverse fixed-income investments to maximize yield amid stock market uncertainty. BlackRock executives highlight increased activity in bond ETFs, suggesting a strategic shift toward yield-seeking strategies.
- All 32 of the nation's biggest banks clear the Fed's annual 'stress test'
All 32 of the nation's largest banks passed the Federal Reserve's annual stress test, indicating the banking system can withstand a severe economic downturn. The test simulated a scenario with 10% unemployment, a 4.6% GDP contraction, and significant declines in housing and stock markets, yet banks' capital ratios remained well above regulatory requirements. JPMorgan Chase announced increased dividends and stock buybacks following the results.
- Here’s what happened after 17 other semiconductor stock one-day plunges over the last 15 years
Microchip stocks fell on Tuesday, but historical data from 17 previous one-day plunges in the semiconductor sector over 15 years indicates such declines are typically short-lived.
- World’s hottest stock market rallies after 10% plunge
The world's hottest stock market rallied following a 10% plunge. Chip makers Samsung and SK Hynix recovered some ground after a period of profit taking.
- Sen. Cassidy plans to push 'big idea' for Social Security reform in last days in office
Sen. Bill Cassidy has proposed a plan to address Social Security's imminent funding shortfall by investing in the stock market on the program's behalf. The plan is part of his efforts to reform Social Security during his final days in office.
- A major test is coming for the stock market, and Morgan Stanley warns the Fed won’t rescue investors
The stock market is facing a major test with two key headwinds, as Morgan Stanley warns that the Federal Reserve will not rescue investors. The new Fed chief has stated he will not provide support to the market.
- Trump touts ‘BEST ECONOMY EVER’ in Father’s Day message
President Trump celebrated Father’s Day with a social media post on Truth Social, claiming the U.S. has the 'BEST ECONOMY EVER' with record jobs numbers, a strong stock market, and the 'Greatest Military in the World.'
- Paraguay Is Quietly Rewiring Its Stock Market for Foreign Money
Paraguay is overhauling its stock market by adopting global technology and custody links to attract foreign institutional investment. The changes aim to open the small economy to international capital.
- The Dollar Is Riding High Thanks to a Newly Hawkish Fed
The US dollar is strengthening due to a more hawkish stance from the Federal Reserve. Indonesia's finance and central bank officials are working to stabilize their currency after a significant stock market decline.
- Americans are spending $800 just to cool their homes. We are at a breaking point | Mark Wolfe
Americans are spending $800 to cool homes this summer, a 40% increase since 2020, while 60% live paycheck to paycheck and $1.2tn in credit card debt is outstanding. The stock market has doubled since 2020, benefiting asset holders, but utility bill struggles affect one in six households.
- Trump brands critics who think he's been too soft on Iran 'stupid'
US President Donald Trump called critics who believe he has been too soft on Iran 'fools' or 'stupid' in a post on his Truth Social platform. He linked their criticism to record-high stock market performance and falling oil prices.
- How the stock market became Trump’s most favored adviser
Trump has increasingly treated the stock market as a real-time referendum on his presidency, citing market gains as justification for many consequential decisions.
- Stock-market pessimists have one less reason to worry as shares of banks and retailers perk up
Shares of banks and retailers have improved, reducing concerns for stock-market pessimists. The market rally is expanding beyond the technology sector.
- Trump warns that he can go 'back to dropping bombs' if he doesn't like the final Iran deal
Trump warns he can resume bombing if dissatisfied with the final Iran deal. The agreement ending the war has lowered oil prices to a three-month low and boosted stock markets.
- Indonesia’s rupiah rebounds but rate rises threaten middle class
Indonesia’s rupiah rallied from a historic low, its stock market surged, and a sovereign wealth fund bond offering was oversubscribed, providing relief to the country’s economy. Economists warned that higher interest rates and easing external pressure could strain the shrinking middle class.
- AI boom sparks Kingboard subsidiary’s US$1.5 billion stake sale to ramp up PCB capacity
Kingboard Holdings plans to raise US$1.5 billion by selling a stake in its subsidiary, Kingboard Laminates Holdings, to expand production capacity for laminate materials used in AI server circuit boards. The move aims to address surging demand driven by record AI server backlogs.
- Surging stock market, Trump policies boost wealth for top 1%
Elon Musk became the world's first trillionaire following the SpaceX IPO, highlighting a U.S. trend of accelerating wealth concentration since 2022. The top 1% of Americans held 31.9% of the nation's wealth by 2025, driven by stock market gains and pro-business policies under President Donald Trump.