Dell, HP, and others warned of a memory-chip crunch driven by AI demand.
The dollar slumped as fresh data strengthened expectations for Fed easing, keeping yen traders alert.
Rising rates are pushing Japan’s regional banks toward mergers for survival.
Trump urged New York’s Con Ed to lower rates in a meeting with Mamdani.
Singapore expects slower growth in 2026 after a strong, tariff-resistant year.
Fed minutes showed a split on an October cut and doubt over December.
Financial stocks flashed warning signs, threatening to break key support levels.
Larry Summers is stepping back from public roles after the Epstein backlash.
September jobs data drops Thursday as the shutdown’s effects start to show.
Jobless claims slipped last week, pointing to a steady labor market.
Trump signed the funding bill, officially ending the government shutdown.
Stocks climbed and the dollar dipped as markets eyed jobs and the U.S. reopening.
