Bank screens built on Treasury volatility explain little
Wells Fargo, U.S. Bancorp and Citigroup earn most of their money far from the government bond desk, their own segment figures show.
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Bank of England lifts benchmark rate to 4% in 8-1 vote
The pound's trade-weighted index climbed to 86.37, the highest reading since the 2016 Brexit referendum.
By The Carnegie Standard Staff
Democrats to probe Trump energy deals after winning Congress
Crude fell sharply on November 4 as traders bet the election result would push President Trump toward a deal with Iran, CNBC reported.
By The Carnegie Standard Staff
Marvell and Lumentum shares drop after all-stock merger plan
Marvell told investors it expects more than $1 billion in yearly cost savings, with the deal closing in the first half of 2028.
By The Carnegie Standard Staff
Robert Reich urges Democrats to nationalize SpaceX and Starlink
The former labor secretary said 75% of Elon Musk's wealth rests on taxpayer spending, an assertion he offered without supporting evidence.
Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan rate India's NSE overweight
Shares of the National Stock Exchange of India have mostly traded below their offering price since the September listing.
Investors press Anthropic to seek $1.5 trillion IPO valuation
The AI company disclosed $895.4 billion in future spending commitments running through 2045 and a third-quarter net loss of $23.29 billion.
Intel to buy quantum software maker Classiq for $2.3 billion
The Israeli startup, founded in 2020, builds tools that let developers write quantum algorithms without assembling circuits by hand.
Bank of America finds 59% of family offices adding private assets
The bank's Building for Generations study also found four in 10 family offices now hold a stake in a sports team.
Anthropic IPO filing lifts semiconductor stocks as Nasdaq gains 0.82%
Alphabet, Microsoft and Amazon are among the companies scheduled to report results in the week beginning October 26, 2026.
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