Financial Insights — Page 18
Page 18 of the FinancialMarkets.com archive — market commentary, stock insights, and investment research.
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- Bitcoin ETF Outflows Erase October’s Early Inflows
- Calm Junk-Bond Spreads Mask $65 Billion in Distressed Loans
- Europe’s Bond Selloff Tests the ECB’s Oil-Shock Diagnosis
- BNP Warns Scrapping the 20-Year Treasury Could Backfire
- Waller Signals More Fed Hikes but Leaves the Timing Open
- Oil Jumps 4% as Iran Risks and Gulf Hurricane Offset IEA Relief
- The 10-Year Found Buyers | Small Caps Near a Correction | Bitcoin Sets an October Low | Ether's Big Buyer Sets a Cap
- Buyers Showed Up at 5.3% | The Fed Kept One More Hike | SpaceX Wants $40B
- Buyers Took the 10-Year at 5.3%. Small Caps Slid Toward a Correction.
- Buyers Showed Up at 5.3% | The Minutes Pointed to Year-End | Small Caps Took the Bill | Hormuz Odds Slipped
- Buyers Took the 10-Year at 5.3% | Private-Credit Investors Line Up to Exit | Small Caps Near a Correction
- Kalshi Filed for an Oil Contract That Never Expires. Polymarket's Chief Said There Is No Token, but an "Onchain Asset" Is Under Study.
- Fed Minutes Pointed to a Hike by Year-End. Kalshi's October Contract Held at 17 Cents on Heavy Volume.
- Brazil's Center-Right Lined Up Behind Flávio Bolsonaro. His Prediction-Market Odds Edged Lower.
- A House Panel Called Webull a Security Risk Over Its China Ties. The Stock Lost Nearly a Fifth of Its Value.
- Black Hills Will Spend $1.8 Billion on Gas Plants for a Google Data Center. The Stock Added About $470 Million in a Day.
- The S&P 500 Slipped 0.2% a Day After a Record. Small Caps Are Near a Correction and Transports Near a Bear Market.
- Washington Opened a Farm-Equipment Inquiry and Deere Fell $26 in Nine Minutes. CNH and AGCO Had Already Dropped Before It.
- In July, Hess Midstream Targeted 5% Payout Growth Through 2028. After the Chevron Deal, Growth Stops in December and the Stock Fell 14%.
- The Fed's Minutes Named AI Borrowing as a Bond-Market Factor. SpaceX Is Seeking $40 Billion, With Apollo in the Lead.
- Apollo Joined the Bidding for Uniper. Germany Would Keep at Least a Quarter of It.
- Shareholders Voted 99.89% to Wind Down Partners Group's Listed Private Equity Fund. Cash Starts Coming Back in March 2027.
- Meridiam Rolled 15 Infrastructure Assets Into a $4.5 Billion Vehicle With a 45-Year Life. More Than Half Is New Money.
- Blackstone Is Selling Clarion Events to Informa for £2.24 Billion. Informa Is Raising About 42% of That From New Shareholders.