European shares climb to two-week high on solid earnings and healthcare rally
The STOXX 600 reached its highest level since September 30 as Ericsson beat forecasts and healthcare stocks gained, while technology shares fell sharply.
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The STOXX 600 reached its highest level since September 30 as Ericsson beat forecasts and healthcare stocks gained, while technology shares fell sharply.
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Nvidia shares slipped about 2% on Thursday while SanDisk fell nearly 7%, as rising yields and hotter wholesale inflation weighed on AI-linked chipmakers.
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Reuters published results of non-competitive bids for US 8-week and 4-week bills issued October 20, 2026, maturing in December and November.
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The US Treasury plans two bill auctions on Monday: $82 billion in 6-month bills and $95 billion in reopened 3-month bills, both settling October 22.
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The Philly Fed manufacturing index dropped to 20.9 in October from 37.8 in September, missing the 30.0 forecast but staying above zero.
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US index futures point lower as rate fears and debt concerns at AI firms deepen the selloff, while CoreWeave bond yields climbed to record highs.
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The New York Fed's business conditions index rose to 25.5 in October from 7.6, far above the 10.3 forecast and the highest since December 2021.
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The New York Fed's regional manufacturing survey showed prices paid falling in October, while new orders jumped to 23.2 from 2.0 in September.
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New US unemployment claims rose by 1,000 to a seasonally adjusted 199,000 in the week to October 10, slightly below economists' expectations of 200,000.
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The Empire State manufacturing index rose to 25.5 in October from 7.6 in September, while the employment index eased to 10.3 from 10.6.
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Glassnode says bitcoin is squeezed between support near $80K and resistance around $88K, while spot ETF inflows have not yet returned.
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MUFG says the dollar's backdrop remains solid even as the DXY slips 0.4% on doubts about debt-funded AI investment sustainability.
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Faster September consumer price growth lifted odds of a Fed rate hike this month. The Nasdaq fell 1.85%, with AI-linked shares leading the losses.
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US consumer prices rose 3.7% year on year in September, yet the 10-year Treasury yield pulled back from its recent peak. The Wall Street Journal reports.
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Bitcoin fell 2.1% to $81,624 after US consumer prices rose 3.7% year on year in September, above forecasts, lifting bets on a Fed rate hike.
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Glassnode says buyers from the past two years are capping Bitcoin below $88,000, while hotter US inflation pushed gold and silver lower, per WSJ market reports.
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The New York Fed's desk published a schedule for about $14.6 billion in reinvestment buys from October 15 to November 13, with no reserve management purchases.
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The Fed's Beige Book shows US price pressures intensifying as diesel costs surge, while 30-year mortgage rates hit 7.5%, a near three-year high.
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According to WSJ, 89% of analysts are now positive on bitcoin, yet major cryptocurrencies fell after an inflation report came in hotter than expected.
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Gasoline drove more than half of September's US inflation rise, while diesel, AI-related demand and tariffs added price pressure, MarketWatch reports.
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