Chelsey Dulaney

Markets are steadying at the end of a rocky week, while investors are paring bets that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates this month after comments from Chairman Kevin Warsh.

Tech stocks are poised to finish a tough week on a down note as chip and AI-related shares come under new pressure.

Brazilian stocks are set for a historic rout after President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's unexpected victory in yesterday's presidential election. The iShares MSCI Brazil ETF is down 27% premarket, on trac

French government bonds are rebounding after Moody's on Friday chose not to downgrade the country's credit rating as some investors had feared. French 10-year government bond yields fell about 0.06 percentage point to 4.97%. Yields fall as prices rise. French bonds are outperforming their European

European natural gas prices topped €97 a megawatt hour for the first time since 2022 as cold weather and tensions in the Middle East raise concerns over supply. Dutch TTF prices (the European benchmark) rose 2%, bringing its gain for the month to around 32%. Europe is heading into winter with low

Brazilian financial assets were swept by a historic rout Monday after the surprise election victory of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva wrong-footed investors who had bet on his defeat.

Meta already may already have some big buyers lined up for its mega-stock sale. Three chip companies—Nvidia, AMD and Broadcom—have indicated interest in purchasing up to a combined $5 billion in the offering, Meta said. Nvidia in particular has emerged as a key funder of the AI buildout, makin

Shares of British banks and gambling firms jumped after Prime Minister Andy Burnham's government announced smaller tax increases than expected in its first budget since taking power over the summer. Standard Chartered rose nearly 4.5% while Barclays climbed 3.6%. NatWest and Lloyds rose around 4%

British bank stocks rallied after Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s first budget included a smaller-than-expected tax ri

LONDON—At a time investors are uneasy about rising government debt loads, the U.K. unveiled a budget Wednesday that slightly reduces the country's