Oil prices rose while bitcoin declined after U.S. strikes on Iranian crude carriers. The report indicates a shift in market sentiment tied to geopolitical tensions.
Bitcoin-based Liquid Network reported that $320 million was withdrawn in a hack. The incident highlights security risks in cryptocurrency infrastructure.
Dell is set to report fiscal 2027 second-quarter results on Tuesday, with the conference call at 3:30 p.m. Central time. The focus is on server margins amid AI memory costs.
The article analyzes Japan's upcoming policy reckoning as U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent calls for an end to large-scale stimulus. It suggests significant policy adjustments may be imminent.
The Bank of Japan released its monthly data on sources of changes in current account balances and market operations for August. This provides insight into the central bank's liquidity operations.
Australia's energy regulator rejected Transgrid's bid for a taxpayer-funded bailout related to a high-voltage power line project. The decision prevents passing a billion-dollar cost to consumers.
CrowdStrike's stock continues to rise as malicious actors use AI to launch more sophisticated cyber attacks, boosting demand for its security solutions.
Vistra CEO James Burke purchased 2,000 shares at $135.00 per share, totaling $270,000, on August 24, 2026. The purchase follows a 29% decline in the company's stock.
The Australian stock market maintained early losses in mid-market trading on Tuesday, extending the previous session's decline, following negative cues from Wall Street. The S&P/ASX 200 index fell toward the 9,050 level.
Asian stock markets traded mostly lower on Tuesday, following negative cues from Wall Street, amid concerns about Middle East conflict escalation and higher crude oil prices.
US Treasury Secretary Bessent reportedly told Russia that economic relief is contingent on ending the war in Ukraine. The G20 meeting highlighted a split between Washington's willingness to engage Moscow and Europe's continued isolation of Russia.