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Air India Seeks $1.1 Billion Lifeline From Tata, SIA After Crash

Unprofitable Air India Ltd. is seeking at least 100 billion rupees ($1.1 billion) in financial support from its owners Tata Sons Pvt. and Singapore Airlines Ltd., said people familiar with the matter, as the airline grapples with the aftermath of a deadly plane crash among other challenges.

Justin

Easy-Money Policy Accelerates As The Fed Freezes QT And Lowers The Target Interest Rate

The Federal Reserve's Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) on Wednesday voted to again reduce the target policy interest rate by 25 basis points, down to an upper bound of 4.0 percent.

Samantha Luan

Era of Free Trade and Investment Is Over, Canada’s PM Tells APEC Summit

Mark Carney warns Asia-Pacific leaders global economy undergoing profound change, as China’s president mounts defence of free trade

Warren Takunda

Massive Ultra-Orthodox Rally In Israel Protests Arrest Of Draft Dodgers

Hundreds of thousands of ultra-Orthodox Israelis, known as the Haredim, gathered in Jerusalem on Thursday for a mass rally against the arrests of yeshiva students accused of evading military service.

Winkelmann

Deal Between the US and China Is Undoing Damage From a Self-Inflicted Trade War

The latest deal between the U.S. and China reverses much of the damage caused by Trump’s earlier trade war, with both sides cutting tariffs, resuming U.S. soybean sales to China, and temporarily suspending export and port restrictions.

Warren Takunda

Trade Imbalance: How Do EU Membership Contenders Stack Up Against the Bloc?

EU trade with the Western Balkans, Ukraine and Moldova has soared past €80bn a year, but the balance tilts heavily towards the bloc — underscoring how deep integration is not yet bringing the economies into alignment.

Warren Takunda

ECB’s Position On Rates Is Good But Not Fixed, Villeroy Says

The European Central Bank's monetary policy is well positioned but could yet shift as officials grapple with risks including those emanating from financial markets, Governing Council member Francois Villeroy de Galhau said.

James Whitman

Changpeng Zhao ASTER Selling Rumor Debunked By CZ Himself

BitcoinWorld Urgent: Changpeng Zhao ASTER Selling Rumor Debunked by CZ Himself The cryptocurrency world is often a whirlwind of news, and sometimes, misinformation can spread like wildfire. R

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Trump Efforts to Help US Coal Undercut by Export Drop During Trade War

The U.S. exports about one-fifth of the coal it produces. Most goes to India, the Netherlands, Japan, Brazil and South Korea.

Manuel

Courts Order Trump to Keep Paying Food Stamps Amid Shutdown

The federal government sends SNAP funds to states to administer to eligible residents, who receive the money each month via a benefits card they can use to pay for groceries, similar to a bank debit card.

Manuel

Bitcoin Breaks October Streak With First Monthly Loss Since 2018

The U.S. Federal Reserve pushed back against market bets that it would continue to cut rates this year as the government shutdown blocks crucial economic data.

Manuel

New Prison Report Flouts Claim FTX Could Have Repaid Customers From $25B in Assets

Bankman-Fried challenges insolvency narrative by arguing FTX's potential recovery was thwarted by legal intervention.

Manuel

Trump Says Carney Apologized for Ad, But Talks Still On Hold

Earlier Friday, US Energy Secretary Chris Wright said the goal is for the US and Canada to return to the table after talks broke off last week, and for the countries to cooperate more closely on oil, gas and critical minerals.

Manuel

What are rare earth minerals, and why are they central to Trump’s trade deal with China?

Rare earths are 17 metals used in electronics, EVs, and military systems. China dominates mining and processing, giving it leverage. The U.S.–China trade deal seeks to ease China’s export restrictions and reduce U.S. dependence.

Adam

Small Cap Stocks Have Been Lifted by Unprofitable Companies. Can They Continue Climbing?

Small-cap stocks have rallied on hopes of rate cuts, but gains have been driven mostly by unprofitable companies. Still, supporters argue valuations are cheap and earnings growth could outpace large caps if the economy holds.

Adam

Nvidia Chief Still Hopes to Sell Blackwell Chips to China

Nvidia’s CEO says he still hopes to sell Blackwell AI chips to China someday, but no plans or approvals exist yet. U.S. export controls and new legislation could block such sales, keeping the outlook uncertain.

Adam

Google is finding answers to its AI questions

Google’s strong earnings show AI is boosting, not cannibalizing, its search business. Gemini adoption, solid ad revenue, and rising AI demand eased fears, pushing Alphabet’s stock higher and reinforcing its central role in AI.

Adam

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says AI is in a ‘virtuous cycle.’ Here’s what he means

Nvidia’s CEO says AI is in a “virtuous cycle” where better models drive more usage and investment, reshaping computing and fueling a long-term industry buildout.

Adam

Precious metals rally defying dollar strength with surging investment demand

Gold and silver surged despite a stronger dollar, driven by safe-haven demand, rising ETF inflows, retail buying, and continued central-bank purchases, with silver even moving into backwardation on tight physical supply.

Adam

Euro zone business conditions improving, AI is booming, ECB survey shows

Eurozone conditions are improving slightly, driven by strong AI and digital investment, while manufacturing stays weak and spending, jobs, and wages remain subdued.

Adam

US Dollar Squeezing Every Bit of Powell’s Hawkishness

USD stays supported after Powell’s hawkish tone, but further gains look limited due to weak data flow. Japan signals concern over yen weakness, ECB easing looks unlikely, and UK politics pose mild GBP risk.

Adam

Oil News: WTI Nears Key Fibonacci Support Zone as Oil Demand Outlook Weakens

WTI continues to weaken as a stronger dollar, soft China demand, and rising global supply pressure prices. With OPEC+ considering a modest output boost, WTI nears key Fibonacci support, keeping the short-term outlook bearish.

Adam

Focus on Commodities Amid Sanctions and Seemingly Lower Trade Tension

Gold holds above $4,000 as trade tensions ease and profit-taking slows, while new U.S. sanctions on Russian oil firms have lifted oil prices, though key resistance levels could limit further gains.

Adam

World shares head for 7th month of gains; dollar near 3-month high

Global stocks are on track for a seventh month of gains, lifted by strong Amazon and Apple earnings and AI optimism. The dollar stays near three-month highs as rate-cut expectations ease. Oil and gold weaken.

Adam

Oil heads for third monthly decline as dollar, OPEC+ supply weigh

Oil is set for a third monthly drop as a stronger dollar, weak China data, and rising global supply—including higher OPEC+ and U.S. output—pressure prices despite talk of future demand.

Adam

Gold Holds Near $4,000 as Traders Weigh US-China Trade Truce

Gold stayed near $4,000 as a brief US-China truce and fewer Fed cut expectations pressured prices, despite ongoing haven and central-bank demand.

Adam

North American Morning Briefing: Stock Futures Rise as Amazon, Apple Earnings Reignite Tech Rally

U.S. stock futures rose after strong earnings from Amazon and Apple revived tech sentiment. Despite recent market volatility and a prolonged government shutdown, tech shares led gains, while the dollar and Treasury yields stayed firm.

Adam

Pound to Rebound

Short-term oversold signals suggest scope for a rebound, but a more durable recovery might have to wait for the end-November budget to pass (without incident).

Warren Takunda

Fed’s Schmid Says Concerned About Inflation, Job Market

Kansas City Federal Reserve President Jeffrey Schmid revealed on Friday that his dissent against this week's interest rate cut stemmed from concerns about persistent inflation potentially undermining the central bank's credibility.

James Whitman

Nasdaq 100: Short-term bullish trend remains intact despite a less dovish Powell

Nasdaq 100 remains in a short-term uptrend despite recent declines driven by Meta’s drop and Powell’s tone. Key support holds; low Treasury yield volatility and bullish momentum indicators support continued near-term strength.

Adam

Nomura’s Maeda Says Gilts Are Most Compelling Bet In Europe

Nomura Asset Management Co. has been snapping up UK government bonds as their yields look more attractive compared with other European countries.

Samantha Luan

EUR Curve Wants To Steepen, But Faces Resistance

Higher 10Y euro swap rates through steeper curves With hard data confirming eurozone growth is on a recovery trajectory, we thin

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Bitcoin Contract Address: Does It Really Exist?

Learn what a bitcoin contract address really means, why it doesn’t exist on the Bitcoin network, and how to identify scams using fake contract information.

Justin

Japan’s Top LNG Buyer Eyes Southeast Asia Amid Regional Energy Transition

Jera Co., Japan’s largest LNG buyer and power utility, is expanding its footprint in Southeast Asia to meet growing regional electricity demand...

Gerik

Global Alcohol Stocks Lose $830 Billion as Consumer Trends Shift Toward Health, Alternatives

Global alcohol companies have lost $830 billion in market value since 2021, as consumer behavior pivots toward moderation, health-conscious choices...

Gerik

China, Canada Leaders Meet First Time Since 2017 To Reset Ties

China's and Canada's leaders met on Friday for the first formal sitdown in eight years as the two nations look to reset ties strained over trade and security issues.

Justin

ECB Mustn’t Overreact To 2028 Inflation Forecasts, Kazaks Says

The European Central Bank must be careful in interpreting the inflation projections it will receive in December and avoid erratic policy decisions, according to Governing Council member Martins Kazaks.

Winkelmann

FintechZoom.com Bitcoin ETF Analysis: ROI, Risk, and Reliability for Investors

FintechZoom.com Bitcoin ETF analysis explores ROI, risks, and data reliability, helping investors assess if FintechZoom insights make Bitcoin ETFs a smart choice.

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Global Central Banks Converge Towards Rate Cut Caution

The U.S. Federal Reserve has moved back into line with other major rate setters after it cut rates by a quarter point on Wednesday but pushed back against market bets that it would keep going as the Washington shutdown fogs up its forecasting lens.

Justin

Xi Jinping Calls for Regional Unity and Supply Chain Integration Amid Fragile US Truce

Following a tariff rollback deal with the U.S., President Xi Jinping urged Asia-Pacific nations to deepen cooperation, preserve supply chain integration, and resist decoupling during the APEC summit in South Korea...

Gerik

Is XRP a Meme Coin? A Clear-Cut Answer and Why

Is XRP a meme coin or a real utility token? Explore expert analysis comparing XRP’s blockchain utility, financial adoption, and market perception in 2025.

Justin

China’s Prolonged Factory Slump Deepens Structural Concerns Despite US Trade Truce

China’s manufacturing sector contracted for the seventh consecutive month in October, reaching a six-month low, reigniting calls for additional stimulus despite a temporary easing of trade tensions following the Trump-Xi summit....

Gerik

Asian Markets Diverge Despite Trump-Xi Trade Truce as China PMI Weighs on Sentiment

Asian stock markets saw mixed performance as optimism over the Trump-Xi trade truce was dampened by fresh signs of economic weakness in China and disappointing earnings from Big Tech in the U.S....

Gerik

Vietnam’s FDI Outlook Strengthens Amid Global Tax Shifts and Supply Chain Reorientation

Despite initial investor hesitation following U.S. global tax retaliatory policies in April, Vietnam has not only stabilized its FDI inflows but also shifted focus toward high-tech and capital-intensive industries...

Gerik

Trump’s Tariff Leverage Extracts $900 Billion in Pledged Investments from Japan and South Korea

Under intense tariff threats from Washington, Japan and South Korea have pledged a combined $900 billion in investments into the U.S. economy raising concerns over economic sovereignty, currency stability, and domestic industrial erosion....

Gerik

China’s Manufacturing Recession Deepens in October Amid Holiday Disruptions and Trade Tensions

China’s October manufacturing PMI dropped to 49.0, its lowest in six months, marking the continuation of a contraction trend since April and reflecting soft domestic demand...

Gerik

Nikkei Soars to Record as Asia Markets React to Trump-Xi Trade Truce

Japan’s Nikkei 225 reached an all-time high, leading broad gains in Asian markets following a temporary truce between the United States and China...

Gerik

Trump Says GOP Should Ditch Filibuster Over Shutdown Stalemate

President Donald Trump called on Senate Republicans to vote to get rid of the filibuster in the upper chamber, amid a government shutdown that has lasted nearly a month.

Winkelmann

Xi Calls For Stable Supply Chains After Sealing Trump Truce

Chinese leader Xi Jinping warned against "breaking supply chains," in his first public remarks after a landmark meeting with US President Donald Trump that secured a one-year truce in the world's biggest trade fight.

Samantha Luan

Hegseth And China’s Defense Minister Meet After Trump-Xi Trade Truce

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth held talks with Chinese Defense Minister Dong Jun at a gathering of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations defense chiefs on Friday in Kuala Lumpur.

Justin

China’s Factory Sector Contracts Again, Pressuring Beijing’s Stimulus Strategy

China’s manufacturing PMI dropped to 49.0 in October, marking the seventh straight month of contraction and prompting renewed debate over the effectiveness of current fiscal and industrial policies....

Gerik

China's EV Boom Disrupts Holiday Gasoline Demand Patterns

China's Golden Week in October, once known for surging gasoline use, instead saw a 9% year-over-year drop in demand, as electric vehicle adoption accelerates and reshapes the country’s energy consumption profile....

Gerik

Gold Stays Resilient Amid Fragile US-China Truce and Fading Rate Cut Hopes

Gold remains above $4,000 per ounce following a sharp rebound, as traders digest the implications of the US-China trade truce and recalibrate expectations around Federal Reserve rate cuts....

Gerik

European Central Bank Divided, Japan's CPI Exceeds Expectations

U.S. may face debt a "Reckoning" if economic growth remains sluggish; U.S. Senate passes resolution to end Trump's global tariffs......

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China Factory Activity Shrinks For Seventh Month, PMI Shows

China's factory activity shrank for a seventh month in October, an official survey showed on Friday, keeping alive calls for further stimulus to boost domestic demand, with efforts to ship goods abroad merely exporting price wars.

Justin

OPEC+ Set For Another Supply Increase

The oil market is on track to settle lower this week as market participants digest the implications of US sanctions on Russian oil flows. Clearly, the price action suggests that the market is not convinced that we will lose a significant amount of Russian oil supply.

ING

Tokyo CPI Inflation Rises More Than Expected In Oct, Keeps BOJ Hike In Focus

Consumer price index inflation in Tokyo grew more than expected in October amid high food prices and strong private spending, while underlying inflation also rose further above the Bank of Japan's annual target.

Liam Peterson

Eurozone GDP Beats Forecasts: Portugal Emerges As Growth Leader

The eurozone posted slightly stronger-than-expected growth in the third quarter of 2025, offering a glimmer of resilience after months of sluggish momentum.

Oliver Scott

ECB Keeps Rates Unchanged As Economy Holds Up Despite Trade Strife

The European Central Bank kept interest rates unchanged at 2% for the third meeting in a row on Thursday and offered no hints about future moves as it enjoys a rare period of low inflation and steady growth, even in the face of trade turbulence.

Liam Peterson

Faster Tokyo Inflation Supports BOJ Rate Hike Case, Lifts Yen

Inflation in Tokyo rose at a faster pace, supporting the case for the Bank of Japan to keep raising interest rates gradually and giving the yen a boost.

Samantha Luan

Oil Heads For Third Monthly Decline As Strong Dollar, Ample Supply Weigh

Oil prices eased on Friday, heading for a third straight monthly decline, as a stronger dollar capped commodities gains while rising supply from major producers globally offset the impact of Western sanctions on Russian exports.

Julia Daniels

Trump Concludes 'Amazing' Meeting With Xi Jinping, Teases 'Pretty Soon' Trade Deal

The much-awaited meeting between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday concluded with significant decisions on trade, soybeans, and resources.

Justin

Trump Pushes For A US-Led Digital Economy That’s Free Of Tariffs

Tucked into President Donald Trump's trade deals formalizing higher tariffs on goods from Asia this week are provisions for a global economic frontier the US wants to stay free of protectionism: digital commerce.

Winkelmann

The Cuts Don't Work - Why The Fed May Pause In December

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell surprised many market-watchers on Wednesday when he declared that another interest rate cut in December was not a slam dunk.

Justin

RBA Seen Holding Rates As Inflation Surge Pushes Next Cut To 2026

The Reserve Bank of Australia will keep its key interest rate unchanged at 3.60% on Tuesday as an inflation spike delays policy easing, according to economists in a Reuters poll who now expect the next and final rate cut in the cycle in 2026.

Samantha Luan

Tokyo Inflation Quickens To Support Case For BOJ Rate Hike

Inflation in Tokyo rose at a faster pace, supporting the case for the Bank of Japan to keep raising interest rates gradually.

Daniel Carter

ECB Urges Quick Regulatory Action For Digital Euro Implementation

Lagarde emphasizes the need for swift adoption of regulatory measures for the digital euro.

Daniel Carter

Amazon Q3 Earnings Beat on top and Bottom Lines as AWS Growth Sends Stock Higher

For the quarter, Amazon reported earnings per share (EPS) of $1.95 on revenue of $180.2 billion, better than analysts' expectations of EPS of $1.58 and revenue of $177.8 billion.

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Market News

Air India Seeks $1.1 Billion Lifeline From Tata, SIA After Crash

Easy-Money Policy Accelerates As The Fed Freezes QT And Lowers The Target Interest Rate

Era of Free Trade and Investment Is Over, Canada’s PM Tells APEC Summit

Massive Ultra-Orthodox Rally In Israel Protests Arrest Of Draft Dodgers

Deal Between the US and China Is Undoing Damage From a Self-Inflicted Trade War

Trade Imbalance: How Do EU Membership Contenders Stack Up Against the Bloc?

ECB’s Position On Rates Is Good But Not Fixed, Villeroy Says

Changpeng Zhao ASTER Selling Rumor Debunked By CZ Himself

Trump Efforts to Help US Coal Undercut by Export Drop During Trade War

Courts Order Trump to Keep Paying Food Stamps Amid Shutdown

Bitcoin Breaks October Streak With First Monthly Loss Since 2018

New Prison Report Flouts Claim FTX Could Have Repaid Customers From $25B in Assets

Trump Says Carney Apologized for Ad, But Talks Still On Hold

What are rare earth minerals, and why are they central to Trump’s trade deal with China?

Small Cap Stocks Have Been Lifted by Unprofitable Companies. Can They Continue Climbing?

Nvidia Chief Still Hopes to Sell Blackwell Chips to China

Google is finding answers to its AI questions

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says AI is in a ‘virtuous cycle.’ Here’s what he means

Precious metals rally defying dollar strength with surging investment demand

Euro zone business conditions improving, AI is booming, ECB survey shows

US Dollar Squeezing Every Bit of Powell’s Hawkishness

Oil News: WTI Nears Key Fibonacci Support Zone as Oil Demand Outlook Weakens

Focus on Commodities Amid Sanctions and Seemingly Lower Trade Tension

World shares head for 7th month of gains; dollar near 3-month high

Oil heads for third monthly decline as dollar, OPEC+ supply weigh

Gold Holds Near $4,000 as Traders Weigh US-China Trade Truce

North American Morning Briefing: Stock Futures Rise as Amazon, Apple Earnings Reignite Tech Rally

Pound to Rebound

Fed’s Schmid Says Concerned About Inflation, Job Market

Nasdaq 100: Short-term bullish trend remains intact despite a less dovish Powell

Nomura’s Maeda Says Gilts Are Most Compelling Bet In Europe

EUR Curve Wants To Steepen, But Faces Resistance

Bitcoin Contract Address: Does It Really Exist?

Japan’s Top LNG Buyer Eyes Southeast Asia Amid Regional Energy Transition

Global Alcohol Stocks Lose $830 Billion as Consumer Trends Shift Toward Health, Alternatives

China, Canada Leaders Meet First Time Since 2017 To Reset Ties

ECB Mustn’t Overreact To 2028 Inflation Forecasts, Kazaks Says

FintechZoom.com Bitcoin ETF Analysis: ROI, Risk, and Reliability for Investors

Global Central Banks Converge Towards Rate Cut Caution

Xi Jinping Calls for Regional Unity and Supply Chain Integration Amid Fragile US Truce

Is XRP a Meme Coin? A Clear-Cut Answer and Why

China’s Prolonged Factory Slump Deepens Structural Concerns Despite US Trade Truce

Asian Markets Diverge Despite Trump-Xi Trade Truce as China PMI Weighs on Sentiment

Vietnam’s FDI Outlook Strengthens Amid Global Tax Shifts and Supply Chain Reorientation

Trump’s Tariff Leverage Extracts $900 Billion in Pledged Investments from Japan and South Korea

China’s Manufacturing Recession Deepens in October Amid Holiday Disruptions and Trade Tensions

Nikkei Soars to Record as Asia Markets React to Trump-Xi Trade Truce

Trump Says GOP Should Ditch Filibuster Over Shutdown Stalemate

Xi Calls For Stable Supply Chains After Sealing Trump Truce

Hegseth And China’s Defense Minister Meet After Trump-Xi Trade Truce

China’s Factory Sector Contracts Again, Pressuring Beijing’s Stimulus Strategy

China's EV Boom Disrupts Holiday Gasoline Demand Patterns

Gold Stays Resilient Amid Fragile US-China Truce and Fading Rate Cut Hopes

European Central Bank Divided, Japan's CPI Exceeds Expectations

China Factory Activity Shrinks For Seventh Month, PMI Shows

OPEC+ Set For Another Supply Increase

Tokyo CPI Inflation Rises More Than Expected In Oct, Keeps BOJ Hike In Focus

Eurozone GDP Beats Forecasts: Portugal Emerges As Growth Leader

ECB Keeps Rates Unchanged As Economy Holds Up Despite Trade Strife

Faster Tokyo Inflation Supports BOJ Rate Hike Case, Lifts Yen

Oil Heads For Third Monthly Decline As Strong Dollar, Ample Supply Weigh

Trump Concludes 'Amazing' Meeting With Xi Jinping, Teases 'Pretty Soon' Trade Deal

Trump Pushes For A US-Led Digital Economy That’s Free Of Tariffs

The Cuts Don't Work - Why The Fed May Pause In December

RBA Seen Holding Rates As Inflation Surge Pushes Next Cut To 2026

Tokyo Inflation Quickens To Support Case For BOJ Rate Hike

ECB Urges Quick Regulatory Action For Digital Euro Implementation

Amazon Q3 Earnings Beat on top and Bottom Lines as AWS Growth Sends Stock Higher