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Nasdaq gains 0.25% while Dow drops 0.84% after revised Q2 GDP and sticky PCE; crude jumps 1.6% on prolonged export disruption; Bitcoin ETFs extend inflow streak to nine days.
S&P 500 drops 0.77% as 10-year Treasury yield touches multiyear peak; gold tumbles 3.94% on rate-hike fears; Bitcoin steadies above $83,000.
Dow leads major indices higher while crude falls sharply on Strait of Hormuz reopening talks; Bitcoin ETFs flip positive for 2026.
Crypto exchange revises loss estimate upward as investigation continues; users remain locked out of funds.
Bond rout deepens across developed markets while US stocks finish flat; oil surges on geopolitical diplomacy hopes, crypto mixed on ETF flows.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs logged their largest single-day inflow in 11 months while energy prices retreated and equities diverged on mixed corporate signals.
Equities diverge on sector rotation; Bitcoin climbs past $81k on renewed ETF interest while crude retreats nearly 1% on demand concerns.
Nasdaq gains 0.63% on tech strength while Dow slips; Bitcoin surges 4.5% and Ethereum 5.8% as digital assets rebound; gold advances on dollar weakness.
Central bank raises rates for first time in three years; 10-year Treasury yield tops 5% for first time since 2007 as Warsh signals further tightening ahead.
Equities retreat on AI safety concerns and rising rates; Saudi pipeline closure lifts crude; Senate crypto vote and Fed decision dominate week ahead.
U.S. equities rebound despite August inflation data cementing rate-hike expectations; oil pulls back from $100+ but geopolitical risks persist.
Volatile global bond markets and narrowing US-Turkey rate differential threaten Ankara's international reserves, analyst warns.
