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JPMorgan books profits on Japan and recommends recycling those gains into Eurozone stocks.
Some non-U.S. companies have said they are looking at expanding their presence or setting up shop in the United States to mitigate the impact of President Donald Trump's tariffs on imported goods.
Former Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the impact of the government shutdown on the Fed, interest rate outlook, Fifth Third Bank's deal to buy Comerica, and more.
Tom Lee, Head of Research and CIO at Fundstrat, says AI and a dovish Fed fuel market strength, predicts a broad rally led by financials, and sees blockchain transforming finance through efficiency.
CNBC's Frank Holland tracks insider stock moves, noting major sales from executives at Snowflake, Jabil, and JM Smucker—each cashing out millions amid strong year-to-date stock gains.
Nuclear stocks and Big Tech are joined at the hip in the current AI-dominated stock market. But plans rely uranium and the U.S. doesn't have it.
Eye on data: As the U.S. government shutdown enters its sixth day, here's a list of alternative economic reports that investors can use to gauge the state of the economy.
Valérie Noël, Head of Trading at Syz Group, says AI remains essential but risky due to market concentration, notes Europe's fragility versus the U.S., and sees October as a volatile transition month.
AI disruption, led by models like Sora, is accelerating and could displace millions of jobs, pressuring the Fed's dual mandate. I expect the Federal Reserve will be forced to cut rates and potentially restart QE, prioritizing economic stability over inflation control.
Tom Sosnoff, Founder & CEO of Tastylive, warns that private investing is costly and illiquid, urging caution despite growth and optimism around tokenization.
Europe will need to import up to 160 additional liquefied natural gas cargoes this winter due to lower storage and a decline in pipeline flows from Russia and Algeria, according to analysts and data, deepening its dependency on U.S. gas.
Such listings surged starting last year. Now Nasdaq says it wants to tighten its standards.
U.S. stocks settled mostly higher on Friday, with the Dow Jones index gaining more than 200 points during the session as investors shrugged off government shutdown concerns and a missing jobs report.
The most oversold stocks in the health care sector presents an opportunity to buy into undervalued companies.
With the political blame pretty evenly spread around so far, neither side seems to have much incentive to compromise. The ADP employment report showed a loss of 32k jobs in the month of September, but the report was somewhat confusing due to annual revisions.
What matters in U.S. and global markets today
Canadian defense, construction and metal mining shares stand to benefit as Ottawa commits to increased military spending and the speeding up of major infrastructure projects that could boost the economy, investors say.
After news of her victory emerged, the yen weakened above 150 against the dollar DXY+0.71% and Japanese government bonds TMBMKJP-10Y1.680% edged lower, although the Nikkei 225 NIY00+4.81% equity index surged almost 5% to a record high.
The result adds to signs of a modestly resilient economy despite U.S. tariffs and political uncertainty.
U.S. stock futures started the week higher even as the U.S. federal government shutdown dragged on into another week and stocks in Japan rose sharply.