The opening trading sessions of 2026 have been defined by sharp moves in a concentrated group of high-volume stocks and
Saudi Arabian equities opened the new year under renewed pressure, posting their steepest single-day decline in nearly nine months as
Cathie Wood’s ARK Fintech Innovation ETF has emerged as an outlier in 2025, delivering gains of roughly 30% at
USA: Moderate declines, less fear and more indecision The last trading week of 2025 and the first few days
After years of experimentation, regulatory negotiation, and uneven progress, autonomous ride-hailing is approaching a pivotal moment. Industry participants and
The UK’s benchmark FTSE 100 index climbed above the 10,000 level for the first time, extending a new-year rally
Wall Street enters the new phase of the market cycle carrying heightened expectations after registering its best sustained run
Global oil markets showed limited direction in recent sessions as traders weighed evidence of ample supply against ongoing geopolitical
US markets ended Friday’s session on January 2 with a mixed but generally constructive tone, as investors balanced early-year
After a year dominated by tariffs, delayed rate cuts, AI exuberance, and persistent macro uncertainty, 2025 delivered one clear verdict:
The Tel Aviv market ended the first trading session of 2026 on a strong note, with equities and bonds
European markets ended the session on a constructive note, reflecting a broad-based improvement in investor sentiment. Gains across both
