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UBS forecasts 28 percent earnings growth for S&P 500 companies in Q3, driven by artificial intelligence and robust consumer demand, despite ongoing Wall Street volatility.

Asian and Wall Street markets retreat as U.S. Treasury yields hit 24-year highs. Ray Dalio warns of an impending AI bubble amid soaring debt and interest rates.

Wall Street closed lower as 10-year bond yields hit a 22-year high of 5.36%, though AI infrastructure stocks and strong memory chip makers bucked the trend to limit losses across major indices.

Wall Street securities industry profits reached $45.9 billion in the first half of 2026, putting the sector on track to exceed $90 billion annually, according to a report by NY State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli.

Wall Street closed at new records as the Nasdaq surged 1% and the S&P 500 gained 0.7%, driven by a tech stock rally that defied decades-high bond yields and falling oil prices.

Global markets show cautious optimism as energy prices ease slightly. Wall Street indices display mixed trends while Asian markets perform unevenly, with Japan's Nikkei crossing historic milestones.

Wall Street creditors, including Apollo and Oaktree, have sued billionaire Patrick Drahi over debt restructuring at Optimum Communications, escalating a major financial battle.

Wall Street finished lower on Monday as the Dow fell 0.7% and bond yields hit 19-year highs at 5.25%. Meta dropped 4.8% on enterprise AI plans while Nvidia rose 1.7% on buybacks.

Global markets reacted to geopolitical updates and U.S.-Iran talks, while Wall Street saw mixed trading and Meta rallied on optimism surrounding its new AI assistant, Muse.

New York Times stock experiences high options volatility amid a historic legal battle in Manhattan, as Wall Street investors brace for potential market-shaking outcomes.

Investment giant Citi has downgraded Wall Street to neutral amid AI safety concerns, citing potential slowdowns in artificial intelligence development and rising bond yields.

Retail investors are increasingly turning to AI agents like Claude and Codex to autonomously manage stock portfolios and complex options trading strategies.

A senior Federal Reserve official shifted market sentiment, leading to sharp gains in New York. Tech stocks surged alongside an unusual recovery in the cryptocurrency market.

Trading in New York closed with slight gains, bringing some relief to investors, as one tech giant presented record reports thanks to demand for artificial intelligence, while another well-known company crashed.

The price of Brent crude oil crossed the $94 per barrel mark, and WTI rose to $90. At the same time, stock indices in New York fell by up to 0.9%.

Major indices on Wall Street are retreating amid concerns over inflation, as most leading technology companies record price declines, except for one giant that has introduced a new CEO.

The robotics company, which started as a gaming company and developed an operating system for drones and robotics in combat environments and dangerous missions, announced that it will begin trading on Friday on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker XTND. The move is being carried out through a reverse merger in a stock deal at a valuation of $1.5 billion. CEO Aviv Shapira: "Becoming a...

With the closing of trading on Monday in the USA, August has effectively ended. The four main indices — Dow Jones, S&P 500, Nasdaq, and the small-cap Russell 2000 — finished the month with gains, with the Nasdaq recording the largest increase of 4.5%.

Trading in the US closed in a negative trend led by the Dow Jones, as the price of a barrel of Brent crude oil crossed a critical threshold and US bond yields climbed to their highest level in months.

The S&P 500 has lost an average of more than 1% every September since 1928 — the only month with negative returns over time. But analysts argue that the strong momentum of 2026 is changing the picture, while concerns about a Fed rate hike could spoil the party. So who should you listen to?

In Globes' weekly column, we checked what happened to prominent Israeli stocks on Wall Street at the end of the week. Reports beat expectations but the forecast cut: the reason for SentinelOne's fall. The veteran director at eToro cashed out millions in shares - and the analysts who continue to believe. And also: Amdocs stock jumped 26% from the bottom: is it a "bargain" that will continue to fly?

The veteran investment house has published a bullish roadmap for the currency, against the backdrop of a 25% jump in ten days and the breaking of the $80,000 threshold. The thesis: a new era of "currency debasement" will channel money into rare assets. But are the targets realistic, or has Bernstein already been forced to push them back?

Behind closed doors, Wall Street’s fears about artificial intelligence are reaching new heights. In a camp that brings together top industry executives and financial leaders, the picture emerges: participants are skeptical about AI, yet they continue to invest in it.

An unprecedented growth forecast of 70% has reignited the chip sector and sent the Nasdaq higher, but why does the US bond market continue to signal concern and caution?

After its buy recommendation was downgraded and against the backdrop of a weak forecast from one of its key partners, the well-known sports brand's stock has already lost about 40% of its value since the beginning of the current year and continues to worry investors.

The chip giant reaches the moment of truth with a market valuation of 5 trillion dollars. Will the financial results justify expectations, and what is next for the world's most valuable stock?

Chip and technology stocks are recording sharp declines amid concerns over the financing costs of artificial intelligence infrastructure, but the financial sector is benefiting from a rotation of funds and reaching new record highs.

The giant behind the popular language model is aiming for a $2 trillion valuation, potentially replacing SpaceX as the largest issuer. With high growth rates and reported operating profit, the market remains skeptical: is the company subsidizing user queries to undercut competitors?

Globes provides a first update on the state of global markets. Morning: Wall Street futures are rising slightly after a mixed trading day; Asia is seeing a mixed trend, with KOSPI leading the declines. Trading in Tel Aviv is expected to open with a negative trend due to arbitrage gaps. Oil prices are climbing, and Bitcoin is nearing $80,000. Morgan Stanley warns: "We have entered an era of...

Pressure on the chip sector intensifies following reports of a 15% price hike in key systems, while oil prices drop and Bitcoin continues its unstoppable rally.

A senior partner at the investment bank fears that new technology is leading to cognitive decline and endangering the next generation, and shares what happened when they challenged the corporation's artificial intelligence system.

The pharma stock that analysts bet against jumped by 177% in one day, causing billions in losses for short-sellers and forcing hedge funds to sell some of their best stocks. This happened following a successful cancer vaccine trial. But does it justify a $30 billion increase in value?

On Wednesday, the most important company in the world for AI trading will report, and the entire market is holding its breath. At the same time, Fed Chair Kevin Warsh will appear for the first time at Jackson Hole, and the central bank's preferred inflation index will be released. Everything you need to know before a fateful week on Wall Street.

The US government bond market is in turmoil, Bitcoin is breaking the $80,000 mark, and the earnings season reveals a weak consumer alongside the continued AI boom. Financial experts analyze the deep forces driving the markets.

The Situational Awareness hedge fund of Wall Street's new wunderkind went into a tailspin within a few days at the end of July. Market traders, fueled by rumors about the sale of its holdings in Anthropic and relying on unusual movements in the options market, took steps to distance themselves from the ticking bomb, and some even profited from the fall.

According to the internet giant's reports, in 2028 it will surpass the trillion-dollar revenue threshold. Its business model, in which revenue engines feed each other, has become an industry standard for companies like Walmart and platforms like TikTok Shop, which are trying to take a bite out of it. Also in the article: why its presence in Israel is minor compared to retail giants from China.

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Trust invested approximately $180 million in FedEx Freight (FDXF) shares. The acquisition of 1.19 million shares occurred in the second quarter of 2026, shortly after the company spun off from its parent, FedEx.

Nasdaq rises by 0.7%, but indices are on track to break a three-week winning streak. Bitcoin is heading for its sharpest weekly gain since March 2023. US 10-year bond yield remains almost unchanged. Oil prices show a slight increase, with modest gains in Europe.

The main indices closed with sharp declines after investors returned to focus on high financing costs and the huge US deficit, despite temporary calming attempts by the Treasury Secretary.

Globes presents the first update on the state of global markets. This morning: US Treasury measures support bonds and stocks against the backdrop of Trump's threats against Iran. Chip giants boost Asia, a green opening is expected on Wall Street. Fiscal pressure threatens the dollar. Also: JPMorgan recommends the communications sector.

An exceptionally stormy trading day ended in the US with a sharp turn in the bond market, an unusual jump in Bitcoin that led to a quick short squeeze, and dramatic news in a cancer vaccine trial.

A stormy trading day on Wall Street ended with sharp declines, with the semiconductor sector taking the hardest hit. Markets are under pressure due to rising bond yields, oil prices, and geopolitical tensions.

In the central bank's blog, economists warned that a significant pullback in tech stocks is a plausible scenario that could threaten financial stability on the continent. Meanwhile, analysts are only raising their forecasts for the US stock market, in light of the strong second-quarter earnings season.

The beloved sports brand is trading at its lowest level since 2014 amid fierce competition and sharp criticism from J.P. Morgan, while Wall Street remains in the red.

Data on insider purchases in the US market are at a low. It seems that while stock prices are hitting records, the people who know the companies from the inside show very little enthusiasm for buying their shares. A possible conclusion: you don't have to stay invested at any cost.

The struggle around the Strait of Hormuz continues and its end is not in sight. Defense stocks in Tel Aviv plummeted, while a reverse trend was recorded globally. The earnings season in the US is on its way to being the strongest in five years, and a wave of companies from various sectors will report this week in Tel Aviv. The Fed protocol will reveal how divided the central bank is regarding the...

Jane Street, a trading giant operating under the radar with sophisticated algorithms, lost a massive sum in July, much of it from investments in a collapsed AI fund. Despite this, it has recorded enormous revenues since the beginning of the year.

Futures are trading with only slight changes. Frankfurt Stock Exchange jumps by about 0.8%. Seoul Stock Exchange jumped by over 2%, supported by Samsung and SK Hynix. Over 90% of S&P 500 companies have published reports for the second quarter, profit growth stands at around 50%.

The digital intelligence company reported a 16% growth in revenue for the second quarter, but failed to beat market expectations and lowered its forecasts for the future. At the same time, it announced a change of CEOs. Meanwhile, on Wall Street, the 'buy' recommendation for the stock is being maintained.

Four years after writing off an investment of more than $400 million, Bill Ackman is returning to Netflix, convinced that the company has won the streaming war. He believes the company's current valuation reflects a significant discount.