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A look at Spotify's chart after investor day rally

TG Jones chief blames woes on former owner’s lack of investment as it seeks to rally support for restructuring plan

Major U.S. markets look set to end the week in the green despite a rocky start to the week's trade with bond market jitters still a concern.

S&P 500 analysis shows technical sell signals are flashing despite Nvidia earnings hype.

Data show Bitcoin futures traders are pursuing overhead short positions, raising the chance of a rally to $80,000.

Asian stocks and US equity-index futures advanced on optimism that the US-Iran talks could lead to a peace deal.

China’s so-called National Team is poised to cut its holdings of exchange-traded funds that track domestic equities by about 90% during the first half of 2026, according to an analysis by Bloomberg Intelligence.

When credit and stocks disagree, credit is the one telling the truth.

US stocks finished the day flat, paring earlier losses as bond yields and oil prices drifted lower on hopes for a peace settlement in the Middle East, and as investors piled into old-economy stocks.