Adding to market focus, NVIDIA is reporting earnings today. Investors will be looking for reassurance that AI investments are delivering returns. Strong results could lift risk appetite, potentially ...

US and global stocks fall as traders brace for Nvidia earnings, delayed jobs, and risk-off positioning. Markets are on edge again as investors position themselves for a week dominated by Nvidia’s ...

FTSE slips 1% as global tech worries, US jobs and budget uncertainty rattle investor confidence. London markets opened lower on Tuesday, with the FTSE 100 down 1% at 9,573 and the FTSE 250 falling 238 ...

Bitcoin drops below $90,000 as bearish bets surge and risk sentiment weakens across markets. Bitcoin fell below $90,000 on Tuesday morning in Asia, wiping out all of its gains for 2025. Traders are ...

Spot gold was trading at $4,038 by 10:00 GMT, bouncing modestly from a low of $3,997. The retreat stems primarily from markets quickly pricing out expectations for further Fed easing, amid uncertainty ...

The FTSE 100 slipped 0.2% to 9,675.43, while the FTSE 250 fell 0.6% to 21,687.90. The AIM All-Share edged down 0.3% to 744.45. After last week’s pre-budget jitters, Monday’s trading was calmer, with ...

The wider crypto market has lost more than $1tn in value since peaking on 7 October, a decline of roughly 24%. Long-term holders are taking profits. Data from Glassnode shows they have sold 815,000 ...

Gold slumped as hawkish Fed signals, margin liquidations and weak Asian demand overwhelmed its safe-haven appeal.

Burberry recovers, Rolls-Royce upgrades profits, housing stalls amid Budget nerves, Scotland plans first government bonds.

The pressure builds on a global backdrop that turned sharply negative on Thursday. Wall Street saw one of its roughest sessions in weeks, with the Dow and S&P 500 both dropping 1.7% and the Nasdaq ...

The latest turbulence comes amid a broader rotation across markets. Investors have been pulling back from overstretched AI-linked names, triggering heavy moves in equities, crypto and commodities.

US-led sell-off spreads globally, dragging down Bitcoin, gold, and European stocks as rate doubts grow. Wall Street’s sharp sell-off rippled through global markets on Thursday as investors digested ...