Financial Insights — Page 16
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- No Strike Before November. Oil Kept Most of Its Gain.
- Thirty-Nine States and the NFL Want the Supreme Court to Take Kalshi's Case. Kalshi's Reply Is Due Nov 9, 2026.
- The First Runoff Poll Put Flávio Bolsonaro Ahead 53-47. Brazil Contracts Waited Six Hours to Move.
- Wolfspeed Opened Up 12% on Its Pentagon Loan. By Afternoon It Was 26% Below Its After-Hours Peak.
- Haemonetics Added About $775 Million in Value on a Rollout It Has Not Put a Number On
- Chipotle Gained $2.9 Billion and Starbucks Lost $4.4 Billion on Word That Starbucks Weighed a Bid
- Viatris Calls Pacira's Drugs "Patent-Protected." Pacira's Own Settlement Schedules a Limited Generic From 2030.
- Crescent Is Paying About 87% of Its Own Market Value for Devon's Eagle Ford. It Asked Shareholders for $1 Billion Before the Open.
- Chip Stocks Fell More Than 3% on a Day the Equal-Weighted S&P 500 Edged Higher
- Three Smaller Buyout Funds Closed Above Target in Two Days. Two of Them Focus on Health Care.
- A Canadian Family Is Buying Boots From Sycamore for $8.9 Billion. Two Banks Are Funding It, and Sycamore Keeps Mexico and Germany.
- AngioDynamics Beat Estimates, Kept Its Guidance and Named a New CEO. The Stock Fell 18%.
- Helen of Troy Opened 23% Higher on Raised Guidance. It Gave Back About Three-Quarters of the Gain.
- PepsiCo Beat on Sales and Profit, Then Cut Its Outlook. Without Tariff Refunds, Core Operating Profit Would Have Slipped.
- Securitize Put Apple, Nvidia and Tesla on Solana for U.S. Investors. Token Holders Do Not Become Shareholders.
- A U.S. Government Wallet Moved About $1 Billion of Bitfinex Bitcoin. This Time It Did Not Go to an Exchange.
- Europe's Securities Regulator Told Crypto Firms to Stop Serving Unauthorized Stablecoins. It Did Not Name Tether.
- Bitcoin Kept Falling After the Iran Pledge and as Treasury Yields Eased. It Now Sits on Its 50-Day Average.
- The ECB's Own Account Shows Markets Pricing More Hikes Than Economists Expect. Its Policymakers Spent Thursday Sounding Like the Economists.
- Mortgage Rates Rose for a Fifth Straight Week to 7.40%. Builder Stocks Hit a 52-Week Low and Then Bounced.
- Fewer Than 200,000 Americans Filed for Jobless Benefits Again. Those Already Out of Work Are Staying Out Longer.
- The 30-Year Yield Touched a 24-Year High Before Noon. Then the Treasury Sold $22 Billion of Them at 5.618%.
- Trump Ruled Out a Strike Before November. Oil Kept About 72% of Its Gain Anyway.
- Oil Jumps Toward $105 | A Broker Fell Nearly a Fifth | PepsiCo Trims Its Outlook | Bitcoin Slips Below Its October Low