Traders & Quants
Traders & Quants covers the market data and events that shape trading decisions, including analyst activity, corporate actions, dividends, earnings, economic indicators, and insider transactions. Its reporting focuses on turning institutional market signals into clear, timely intelligence for investors and market participants.
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- TRADERS & QUANTS — SUNDAY LOOK AHEAD
- TRADERS & QUANTS - SATURDAY RECAP
- Saudi Exports at 7-Month High | Meta Slipped | PE Insurers Hold $321B in Hidden Risk
- Tokyo Says Trump Raised the Weak Yen at His Summit With Takaichi. The Dollar Slipped Back Below 159.
- Iran Offers to Reopen Hormuz in Seven Days. Saudi Oil Is Already Moving Through It.
- Bond Volatility Jumped Almost 10% on Friday. Stock and Crypto Volatility Fell.
- Consumers Now Expect 4.6% Inflation Over the Next Year, Up From 4.0% in August
- Business Equipment Orders Jumped 1.6% in August. The Headline Durable Goods Number Didn't Move.
- Akamai Landed $11.6B Anthropic Deal | Costco Beat | Xi Said Cooperate on AI
- Markets Lean Into an October Hike as the Fed's Next Move Comes Into Focus
- A Year That Added Nearly a Full Point: The 10-Year Yield Holds Above 5%
- The 30-Year Hit a 2004 High | Oracle Invoked Force Majeure | Three Fed Officials Leaned Toward a Hike
- A Nasdaq 100 Fund Is Up 2.5% This Week. The Average Stock Is Down.
- The Fed's Rate Is Below 4%. Home Buyers Are Now Paying 7.03%.
- Layoffs Stay Rare. That Gives the Fed Less Reason to Wait.
- Norway Raised Rates Even Though Core Inflation Came In Below Its Own Forecast
- A Leveraged Treasury Trade Blamed for Past Selloffs Is Shrinking During This One
- Switzerland Holds at Zero With Inflation at 0.8%. Traders Still See a Hike by Early 2027.
- Brent Fell $2.80 in Five Minutes as Word Spread of a Phased Iran Plan. Hormuz Saw 11 Crossings the Day Before.
- A Truce That Ran a Year Gets Two More Months as Bessent Flags "Imperfect" Chinese Compliance
- A Fed President Adds AI Spending to the List of Reasons Inflation Is Sticking
- Bond Traders Bet the Yield Curve Would Steepen. The Unwind Is Adding Speed to the Selloff.
- Trade Truce Extended | 30-Year at 2004 High | SoftBank Borrowed $11B
- The 10-Year Hit 5.1% | Oil Reversed | McDonald's Fell to 2022 Lows | October Hike Now 70%
- Warsh's Favorite Inflation Gauge Counts Every Price the Same. Nomura Says That Is a Problem.
- Brent Returns Above $100 as an Armed Group Shuts Libya's Largest Oil Field
- Nearly One in 10 Mortgage Borrowers Is Choosing an Adjustable Rate Again
- Trump's Energy Secretary Breaks With Him on a Diesel Export Ban
- A Day After "Very Good" Talks, Iran's President Tells the U.N. His Country Will "Never Bow"
- Treasury Paid Its Highest Five-Year Yield Since 2006 on the Day It Set Up a $6 Billion Buyback