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- Poland’s Orlen Cancels Qatar LNG Supply Deal After Months of Force Majeure
The termination of the long-term LNG supply contract with QatarEnergy, marks the first-known cancellation of an agreement with the exporter since the Iran war began.
- Tech, Media & Telecom Roundup: Market Talk
Find insight on Anthropic, CoreWeave, TSMC and more in the latest Market Talks covering Technology, Media and Telecom.
- Daily Briefing: Telecom Distress Worsens as Debt and Competition Bite
Plus, Google resolves Spirit Airlines’ data privacy objections; Getty Images’ warrant holders challenge prepack plan.
- Asia’s Market Meltdown Traps Some Traders
Some of the best analysis and insight on investing, the wealth-management business and more.
- Hospital Stocks Are Feeling Blue, in a Good Way
Plus, CoreWeave’s mixed signal, and OpenAi’s mounting losses.
- About Your Next Board Meeting
- U.S. Natural Gas Futures Continue to Climb
U.S. natural gas futures rose, with support from cooler near-term weather forecasts, high LNG feedgas flows and lower production.
- CoreWeave Finds a Workaround to Capital Constraints—for Now
The company’s ambitious plans will still require cooperation from capital markets.
- Nasdaq Jumps After CoreWeave Earnings
U.S. stocks were making gains as tech names rallied after upbeat earnings from CoreWeave eased investors’ fears about the AI trade.
- Stock Market Today: Nasdaq Jumps After CoreWeave Earnings
Cloud provider has been at center of AI jitters; its latest update reassured investors
- Nasdaq-Backed Payward Launches Tokenized Versions of European Stocks
The Nasdaq-backed company launched tokenized versions of more than 200 of the most-traded U.K. and European stocks.
- U.S. Treasurys Pause on Market Holiday After Inflation-Fueled Selloff
Treasury investors were set to take a breather on Veterans Day after Tuesday’s sharp bond selloff.
- Dangote Cement Shelves Secondary London Listing
Nigerian-listed Dangote Cement dropped plans to pursue a secondary listing on the London Stock Exchange, citing current market conditions without elaborating.
- KKR, Germany’s RWE Invest $16 Billion in U.K. Wind-Power Projects
Both parties will develop, construct and operate the Vanguard West and East projects in the British North Sea, which rank among the U.K.’s largest offshore-wind developments.
- Asian Bond Yields Rise on Growing Expectations for Fed Rate Hike
Hotter-than-expected U.S. inflation data and Federal Reserve officials’ hawkish commentary raised the chances of a rate increase next month.
- Crude Futures Pick Up After Heavy Selling
Oil futures picked up after sliding to two-month lows on optimism about a possible negotiated solution to the U.S.-Iran conflict.
- Dollar’s Strength Could Persist on U.S. Rate-Rise Prospects
The dollar rose to a four-week high against a basket of currencies and ING said it was likely to remain firm in the near term on the prospect of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates.
- Gold’s Outlook Remains Compelling in Long Term k
Gold was higher. Julius Baer said the metal remained compelling in the long term, and that inflationary pressure in the U.S. should ease next year, allowing the Fed to be less aggressive than currently feared.
- European Chip Stocks Climb After CoreWeave Results Fuel AI Optimism
Shares of European semiconductor companies were on the rise as solid results from cloud-computing company CoreWeave reignited AI appetite.
- The $26 Million Cyber Heist Rocking a Small New Jersey Town
In historic Cranbury, residents are confronting local leaders over missing money that wasn’t disclosed until after the election.
- SEC Enforcement Penalties Fall to 18-Year Low
The Wall Street regulator obtained about $1 billion last year, the lowest amount since the 2008 financial crisis.
- U.K. Police Arrested a U.S. Army Soldier on Allegations of Spying for Russia
Plus, Wall Street is worried about interest rates again, and Anthropic’s founders are about to be worth billions.
- Alibaba’s Chip Unit Files for Hong Kong Listing
T-Head, which makes chips for data centers in China, filed to list on the main board of the Hong Kong stock exchange on Sept. 11.
- CoreWeave Meets Wall Street Expectations, Shares Rise
The Neocloud provider said its backlog of business hit $133 billion.
- Google Agrees to Privacy in Spirit Airlines Data Sale
Revised bankruptcy pact carves out personnel files and installs an independent monitor to address union and congressional pushback over AI training.
- U.S. Stocks Slip on Inflation, AI Worries
U.S. stocks fell after hotter-than-expected inflation data and a more modest valuation for one of the leading artificial-intelligence players.
- Yields Jump as Inflation Comes in Hotter Than Expected
Plus, stocks fall as the case for interest-rate hikes grows.
- Hot Inflation Revives Wall Street’s Rate Hike Fears
A Fed governor’s hawkish speech also got the attention of investors recently distracted by wobbles in the AI trade.
- Oil Prices Extend Decline After Trump Signals Restraint on Iran
Oil prices settled lower as President Trump signaled that further U.S. military strikes on Iran weren’t necessary for now, raising hopes of an easing in the Middle East conflict.
- U.S. 10-Year Treasury Tops 5% on Expectations of Higher Interest Rates
Treasury yields rose with the 10-year benchmark moving above 5%, as hotter-than-expected inflation added to hawkish comments by a Federal Reserve official to fuel bets on a steep interest-rate increase next month.
- Anthropic Founders’ Stakes Are Worth $18 Billion Apiece at IPO Price
The seven insiders are each set to sell around $250 million worth of shares and keep total voting control.
- Opinion | Building Wealth Requires More Than Charity
Handouts can’t scale to a whole nation. A market-based path to ownership can.
- I’m Always Wrong About Gold. You Probably Are, Too.
- WSJ Dollar Index Rises 0.49% to 97.54
The WSJ Dollar Index rose 0.5%, up three of the past four trading days.
- Gold Futures Fall as Yields, Dollar Rise on U.S. CPI Data
Gold settled nearly 2.1% lower and silver fell 2.8%, with both metals down two of the past three sessions.
- Anthropic to Seek $1.3 Trillion Valuation in IPO
The Claude maker’s stock-market debut is seen as a litmus test for investors on edge over the AI trade.
- Stocks Fall as Inflation Comes in Hotter Than Expected
Stocks traded lower after data showed that inflation in October cooled from the month before, but still overshot expectations.
- Oil Futures Settle Lower as Talks Remain in Focus
Oil futures added to Monday’s losses after President Trump reiterated that the U.S. doesn’t expect to renew attacks on Iran while talks are progressing, although the lack of a breakthrough limited the decline.
- 11 of the Best Financial Advisor Companies: Well-Known Fiduciary Investment Firms to Consider
We analyzed everything from advisor credentials to fees to portfolio options at some of the larger and more well-known registered investment advisor firms, to help you select a firm that could best connect you with a fiduciary financial advisor.
- U.S. Natural Gas Extends Gains on Coming Cold Spell
U.S. natural gas futures settled higher as a cold spell forecast for the weekend across the eastern U.S. lifted near-term demand expectations.