A sharp selloff in silver has reignited concerns over interconnected market risks, validating recent warnings from prominent investors about collateral-driven feedback loops between digital and physical assets.
Bitcoin's sharp decline tests its short-term role as an inflation hedge, with analysts pointing to a broader market deleveraging and macroeconomic uncertainty as key drivers. The sell-off has reignited debates about the cryptocurrency's near-term trajectory.
A sharp selloff in coffee futures Tuesday, triggered by improved weather forecasts, contrasts with a persistently tight forward market structure, leaving traders to weigh short-term relief against long-term supply deficits.
Asian equities advanced on Wednesday, shrugging off a tech-led retreat on Wall Street, as gold and silver prices surged. Investors shifted focus to safe-haven assets amid geopolitical tensions and a softer dollar, while regional markets showed mixed performance.
Gold prices staged a sharp rebound on Tuesday, recovering ground after a historic two-day selloff. Analysts attribute the volatility to market positioning and technical factors rather than a shift in fundamental drivers like central bank demand and geopolitical safe-haven flows.
U.S. stock futures climbed Tuesday following a broad market rally, as investors shrugged off volatility in cryptocurrencies and commodities. Wall Street analysts issued a flurry of research calls on major companies, setting the tone for February trading.
Wall Street and the dollar advanced as robust economic indicators and a U.S.-India trade pact overshadowed a continued historic selloff in precious metals. Investors recalibrate around growth optimism and shifting geopolitical winds.
A synchronized selloff on January 30, 2026, saw Bitcoin and key industrial metals like copper plunge together, underscoring Bitcoin's evolving role as a barometer for global economic sentiment rather than a digital safe haven.
Global commodity markets opened the new week and month deep in negative territory, with the energy sector plummeting an average of 7.3% and grains facing headwinds from shifting trade flows and seasonal pressures.
A sharp selloff in global IT stocks, led by India's software exporters, reflects mounting Wall Street anxiety that new AI tools from Anthropic and Palantir threaten the core, high-margin service revenues of the industry.
A sharp selloff in global technology stocks, fueled by concerns over AI investment sustainability and earnings, has spilled over into cryptocurrency markets, dragging Bitcoin below a key support level and triggering significant liquidations.
A brutal selloff dubbed 'Software-mageddon' has wiped billions from the sector, forcing Wall Street to confront AI's disruptive reality. As investors rotate into long-overlooked market areas, some see value emerging from the wreckage.
Workday shares have tumbled sharply as investor enthusiasm pivots to pure-play AI agents, raising questions about the HR software giant's strategic positioning and premium valuation. We examine whether the selloff presents a buying opportunity or signals deeper structural challenges.
Bitcoin fell below $73,000 on Feb. 4, 2026, reaching its lowest level since April 2025 and triggering a double-digit selloff in major mining stocks. The decline extends a four-month retreat from all-time highs, pressured by large holder sales and waning mining profitability.
CNBC's Jim Cramer noted a shift in his stance on Bunge Global SA, a major agricultural commodities processor, despite its recent strong performance. Analysts are weighing the stock's future trajectory amid broader market volatility and sector-specific headwinds.
U.S. stock futures edged higher Wednesday, stabilizing after a sharp selloff in technology shares. Investor focus shifts to Alphabet's earnings and key labor market data for clues on the economy's health and the Federal Reserve's next move.
A fresh wave of selling hit European software, data, and advertising firms Wednesday, driven by mounting investor concerns over the disruptive potential of next-generation AI tools. The selloff highlights a broader market pivot towards traditional industrial sectors.
A sharp selloff in software and professional services stocks rippled across global markets this week, fueled by investor fears that new AI agent capabilities from Anthropic could disrupt core business models. The downturn highlights growing market jitters over which traditional tech firms will survive the AI revolution.
The AI boom is proving to be a double-edged sword for the technology sector. While some giants soar, a sharp selloff in software and services stocks highlights the market's growing discrimination between potential beneficiaries and those facing disruption from new AI tools.
Copper prices are consolidating near multi-year highs following a powerful surge, driven by China's call to bolster strategic reserves and resilient industrial demand. The rally underscores a broader commodities rebound and intensifying global competition for critical minerals.
