Capital Markets Quickie

Wall Street rallied into the weekend as tech rebounded from the OpenAI scare and oil eased after Trump ruled out an attack on Iran before the midterms, handing the Dow and S&P 500 a winning week. SpaceX's spectrum deal shook the telecom sector, sending T-Mobile down twelve percent, while Delta fell after cutting its outlook. The DAX recovered the 25,000 mark but still lost ground for the week. Now the real test begins: the big banks report from Tuesday and US inflation data lands on Wednesday. Capital Markets Quickie is your daily stock market recap with Endrit Cela: Wall Street, Europe and Asia in under three minutes, every Tuesday to Saturday morning. Follow the show on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or YouTube so you never miss an episode.

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Chip stocks sold off after a Financial Times report suggested OpenAI's revenue is running billions below estimates, dragging the Nasdaq lower while Arm, Intel, Marvell and Micron tumbled. Oil jumped around three percent on reports that Trump was weighing new strikes on Iran, before he said there would be no attack ahead of the midterms. PepsiCo beat expectations but cut its profit growth outlook, and Bitcoin slid to a three-week low. In Europe, the DAX fell to its lowest level since late July as auto suppliers and chip names sold off, and Asia followed Wall Street lower with Samsung under pressure despite strong results. Capital Markets Quickie is your daily stock market recap with Endrit Cela: Wall Street, Europe and Asia in under three minutes, every Tuesday to Saturday morning. Follow the show on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or YouTube so you never miss an episode.

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Treasury yields surged to their highest levels since 2002 and pulled the S&P 500 and Nasdaq off their fresh records, while Fed minutes showed most officials still expect another rate hike by year-end. Webull crashed twenty percent after a congressional report flagged national security concerns, Bitcoin slid and dragged Coinbase and Robinhood with it. In Europe, the DAX fell more than one percent as French deficit warnings pushed yields higher, Fresenius Medical Care tumbled on a surprise CEO change and Mercedes-Benz suffered from weak China sales. Asia closed mostly lower as rising oil prices weighed. Capital Markets Quickie is your daily stock market recap with Endrit Cela: Wall Street, Europe and Asia in under three minutes, every Tuesday to Saturday morning. Follow the show on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or YouTube so you never miss an episode.

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The S&P 500 climbed to a fresh record close and the Nasdaq extended its own record run, as easing oil prices and cooling Treasury yields let investors focus on earnings growth. Constellation Energy jumped twelve percent on a multi-billion dollar nuclear power deal with Google, while Seagate and Moderna lagged. In Europe, the DAX gained as French bond markets calmed after presidential candidate Le Pen pledged to cut the deficit, with SAP firm and SGL Carbon soaring on raised guidance. Asia posted moderate gains on the strong US cues. Capital Markets Quickie is your daily stock market recap with Endrit Cela: Wall Street, Europe and Asia in under three minutes, every Tuesday to Saturday morning. Follow the show on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or YouTube so you never miss an episode.

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The Nasdaq climbed to a fresh record high powered by Nvidia and the tech rally, while the Dow slipped as the ten-year Treasury yield rose to 5.32 percent, near its highest level in two decades. The ISM services index accelerated to 55.9, but its prices component jumped to 74, keeping inflation worries alive ahead of the Q3 earnings season with PepsiCo, Delta Air Lines and Levi's on deck. In Europe, the DAX stalled as political uncertainty in France and Spain pushed bond yields higher, with Spain's Prime Minister Sanchez calling snap elections. Asia traded mostly higher in thin holiday trade as China's Golden Week continued. Capital Markets Quickie is your daily stock market recap with Endrit Cela: Wall Street, Europe and Asia in under three minutes, every Tuesday to Saturday morning. Follow the show on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or YouTube so you never miss an episode.

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A surprisingly weak jobs report takes an October rate hike off the table and sends stocks rallying into the weekend, with Nvidia hitting a fresh intraday record. Plus: the G7 taps oil reserves, Nike disappoints, and Infineon soars almost nine percent.

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Accenture delivers the comeback story of the day, soaring around twenty-three percent as record bookings dispel fears that AI is killing consulting. Plus: yields retreat from two-decade highs, Micron gains on its blowout quarter, and the Dax defends its 200-day line.

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Cooler inflation data and another blowout quarter from Micron close out a September that split Wall Street, with the Nasdaq saving a gain while the Dow and S&P lost ground. Plus: German inflation tops three percent and the Dax ends a weak month.

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Indirect US-Iran talks resume and oil eases, but a twelve-year low in consumer confidence keeps Wall Street in check. Plus: Carnival soars on record bookings, Fair Isaac craters, and Infineon leads the Dax on AI demand.

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Oil jumps around four percent after Trump rejects Tehran's peace proposal, pulling stocks lower to start the week. Plus: Nvidia announces a record buyback, Boeing stumbles, and Redcare Pharmacy soars in Germany.

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