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Asian markets traded mixed as investors assessed early US midterm election results, with South Korea's Kospi rising 1.48% while Japan's Nikkei 225 fell 1.55%. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index edged up 0.1%, while Nasdaq 100 futures reversed earlier gains and dropped 0.3% amid election uncertainty and shifting sentiment toward AI stocks.
China raised banks' foreign-currency reserve requirement from 4% to 6%, effective November 15, while Brent crude traded at $104.27 and WTI hovered near $97 per barrel.
Continued uncertainty surrounding US congressional control and shifting global policy expectations could intensify volatility across Asian equities, US stock futures, currencies, and oil markets.
Bybit CEO Ben Zhou says crypto exchanges must assume hacks will happen and prioritize limiting damage and ensuring business survival rather than relying solely on attack prevention.
Bybit has built a banking-grade hardware wallet system requiring staff to be physically present to unlock its HSM, while Zhou warned that such security infrastructure is costly and difficult to implement.
His comments could intensify pressure on crypto exchanges to strengthen custody systems, address social engineering, and adopt layered security defenses.
AMD Chair and CEO Lisa Su said on the company’s earnings call after the U.S. market close Tuesday that the company expects data center revenue to account for more than 80% of total revenue by 2027.
Su said AMD entered the fourth quarter and 2027 with strong momentum and is seeing very strong demand across its data center business, CPU business and data center AI business. She said the data center segment is expected to drive revenue and profit growth.
The outlook positions AMD’s data center operations, including CPUs and AI, as its primary earnings engine. Investors will be watching execution, AI adoption, revenue, margins and profitability as AMD pursues its AI infrastructure opportunity.
South Korea’s KOSPI index turned negative after earlier rising more than 3%.
The source confirms a reversal from an intraday gain exceeding 3% into negative territory. No catalyst for the move was provided, and no broader trading, volume, sector, or capital-flow data was stated.
Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies sold off as traders grew increasingly confident Democrats would retake the Senate, triggering a sharp decline around 6:25 p.m. ET.
Bitcoin traded near $76,800 after falling more than 1% in less than two hours, while Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies followed a similar pattern before Bitcoin recovered some losses.
Continued election-related uncertainty could intensify volatility across cryptocurrency markets as results emerge.
The NYSE has added Broadridge, Computershare, Equiniti and Superstate to its network supporting a planned tokenized securities trading venue.
The partnerships expand the infrastructure behind the proposed platform, which still requires regulatory approval before launch.
The development could accelerate institutional adoption of tokenized securities, but regulatory hurdles and operational requirements remain key obstacles.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 0.38% at 51,786.72 on Tuesday as AMD, Super Micro, Arista Networks, Astera Labs and Nvidia were identified as stocks on market radars. The supplied information did not provide price moves, earnings figures, trading volumes or company-specific catalysts for the five stocks.
US crypto regulation may increasingly be shaped by federal agencies rather than Congress, according to 1inch deputy general counsel Maylea Ma.
The SEC, CFTC and Treasury are expected to drive regulatory developments as the CLARITY Act remains stalled, while institutional investors continue seeking clearer legal rules.
Continued reliance on agency guidance could prolong regulatory uncertainty and delay institutional capital entering US crypto and tokenized real-world assets.
US stock futures slipped as investors awaited midterm election results, with uncertainty over control of Congress keeping markets on edge.
S&P 500 futures fell 0.5% and Nasdaq futures dropped 0.9%, while the dollar softened as Democrats advanced in key congressional races.
Uncertainty over the final election outcome and its margin could intensify market volatility across equities and currencies.
Brent crude faces renewed downside risk, with technical analysis pointing to a potential retest of $101.13 support and further losses if that level breaks.
A break below $101.13 could expose the $97.22-$98.97 range, while resistance stands at $104.63 and a move above it could open $106.79-$108.13.
Bearish momentum could intensify if Brent fails to hold support, potentially extending the decline toward the $92.19-$95.97 range.
Gold edged higher in early Asian trading as softer oil prices eased inflation concerns and supported bullion's appeal.
Spot gold gained 0.2% to $3,934.75 per ounce, while December US gold futures rose 0.1% to $3,943.20, with investors awaiting US midterm results and labour market data.
Gold could receive further support if lower oil prices ease inflation pressures and strengthen expectations that the Federal Reserve may eventually reduce its need for elevated interest rates.
U.S. stock index futures are lower, led by technology-heavy Nasdaq 100 futures, which are down 0.9%. S&P 500 futures and Dow futures are each down 0.5%.
The divergence puts growth-oriented equities at the center of the early weakness. Market focus is on whether selling remains concentrated in growth names or extends to cyclical and defensive sectors after the cash open. No specific catalyst was provided, making sector follow-through the key signal.
US corn and soybean markets face harvest-driven supply pressure as StoneX raises its 2026 yield forecasts for both crops.
StoneX increased its corn yield estimate to 183.1 bushels per acre and soybean yield to 55.0 bushels per acre, while CBOT corn and soybean futures touched multi-month lows.
Confirmed US corn sales to Mexico and South Korea and soybean export sales could provide some demand support, but larger harvest expectations may continue pressuring grain prices.
Cryptocurrencies decline in Asia as Middle East tensions and uncertainty surrounding the U.S. midterms weigh on market sentiment.
Bitcoin falls 0.8% and Ethereum drops 1.1%, while investors assess potential regulatory implications of a Democratic congressional victory and renewed geopolitical tensions pushing yields higher.
Further escalation in the Middle East, inflation concerns, or stronger rate-hike expectations could intensify pressure on crypto markets.
THORChain’s RUNE token surged approximately 15% in 24 hours as the protocol restored most cross-chain swaps following a weekend security-related trading halt. Trading and transaction signing resumed across 10 of 13 external networks, while BNB Smart Chain, Cosmos Hub and Solana remained restricted. The partial recovery could support further RUNE momentum, although unresolved network restrictions and the underlying refund vulnerability may continue to pressure confidence.
BTCPay Server has released version 2.4.7 with security fixes addressing reported vulnerabilities, prompting self-hosted Bitcoin payment operators to prioritize upgrades. The release follows a broad review of reported issues spanning multiple severity levels, with particular relevance to merchants managing shared payment infrastructure and administrative access. The update could strengthen Bitcoin payment infrastructure security, but unpatched servers may remain exposed to known weaknesses.
Gold edged 0.2% higher to $3,936.44 per ounce, but stronger-than-expected U.S. labor data could limit further gains.
U.S. job openings reached 7.52 million in September, exceeding the 7.1 million forecast and reinforcing hawkish Federal Reserve expectations ahead of a potential December rate hike.
Dollar strength and reduced expectations for monetary easing could pressure gold, with Friday's non-farm payrolls report providing another key catalyst.
Crude oil steadied above $96 per barrel as markets monitored uncertainty surrounding ongoing US-Iran peace negotiations.
Both countries are evaluating new mediator proposals, but Iran's security chief described Washington's response as unsatisfactory, while US crude remains down more than 7% this week.
A potential diplomatic breakthrough and recovering Middle Eastern crude exports could continue pressuring oil prices, while renewed tensions may increase volatility.
Brent crude steadied above $104 per barrel as markets weighed uncertainty surrounding ongoing US-Iran peace negotiations.
Both countries are evaluating new mediator proposals, but Iran's security chief described Washington's response as unsatisfactory, while limited US strikes showed no immediate return to large-scale military operations.
Continued diplomatic uncertainty could intensify oil price volatility, while a potential breakthrough and recovering Middle Eastern exports may pressure crude prices.
The 2026 U.S. midterm elections are underway, with results set to shape the crypto industry's regulatory and legislative environment for the remainder of President Donald Trump's term.\n\nCoinDesk is tracking key congressional races, contests backed by crypto political action committees, and Senate tossups, with initial polls closing at 7:00 p.m. ET.\n\nThe election outcomes could influence the direction of U.S. crypto regulation and the industry's engagement with lawmakers.
Global dairy prices climbed 3.0% in the November 3 auction, marking a second consecutive increase and extending the previous auction's 2.5% gain.
The average winning price reached $4,166 per metric ton, with cheddar rising 8.6%, whole milk powder gaining 5.9% and mozzarella advancing 5.8%, while butter fell 4.7%.
Continued strength in global dairy prices could signal firmer agricultural commodity markets and increase upward pressure on dairy-related input costs.
U.S. midterm election results could reshape Washington's approach to AI investment, tariffs and Middle East policy, creating significant uncertainty for Asian markets.
A Democratic sweep could pressure equities, Treasury yields and the dollar, while a divided government is viewed by MUFG as more supportive of equities and continued AI investment; Asian semiconductor companies remain particularly exposed to U.S. AI spending.
The election outcome could intensify volatility across Asian equities, currencies and commodities, with tariff uncertainty and Middle East oil risks remaining key market drivers.
North Korean hackers stole more than $6 billion from Binance in the largest crypto theft ever, raising the geopolitical stakes of crypto security and potentially reshaping stablecoin regulation.
Nearly half the stolen funds have been frozen, with Tether blocking $1.18 billion in USDT and Circle freezing $823 million in USDC, while regulators may push freeze controls directly into stablecoin smart contracts.
The incident could intensify regulatory scrutiny of stablecoins, increase compliance requirements, and pressure crypto platforms to strengthen security and recovery mechanisms.
US crude oil inventories plunged by 5.267 million barrels in the week ended October 30, sharply contradicting expectations for a 2.1 million-barrel increase.
The drawdown followed a 2.031 million-barrel decline in the previous week, while gasoline inventories increased by 1.427 million barrels and SPR stocks fell to 282.2 million barrels.
The larger-than-expected crude draw could support oil prices by signaling tighter commercial supply, although rising US production may limit the bullish impact.
Gold is failing to attract safe-haven demand despite mounting AI-driven market turbulence, with bullion falling below $4,000 an ounce to its lowest level in a year.
Gold is down 9% year-to-date and roughly 25% since February 28, while its positive correlation with the S&P 500 has strengthened to 0.69 on a one-month basis.
Gold's deeply oversold conditions could support a mean-reversion bounce, but further equity-market stress may intensify selling as investors prioritize liquidity over safe-haven protection.
A CoinDesk survey found that nearly two-thirds of U.S. voters surveyed have an unfavorable view of the cryptocurrency industry, highlighting a significant public-perception challenge for crypto.
Among 849 respondents, 533 expressed unfavorable views compared with 316 favorable views, with Democratic-aligned voters showing particularly strong skepticism.
Persistent concerns about fraud, volatility, regulation and political associations could intensify pressure on crypto's mainstream adoption and regulatory outlook.
Suspected North Korean hackers moved approximately $1.46 million through Jupiter Lend and Circle’s cross-chain bridge, but Jupiter says the funds’ origins remain fully traceable.
The transfers involved approximately 35 temporary wallets, USDC conversions, and movements across Solana, Noble, and dYdX, while Jupiter’s security team monitors the flows in real time.
The incident could intensify scrutiny of DeFi security and cross-chain fund tracking, particularly as the funds have not been frozen.
New Zealand’s NZX 50 edged 0.2% higher to 13,753 despite unemployment unexpectedly climbing to an 11-year high of 5.7% in Q3 2026.
The jobless rate rose from 5.6% in Q2, missing expectations for a decline to 5.5%, while energy and technology shares offset losses in several other sectors.
The weaker labor data could increase pressure on the New Zealand economy and weigh on market sentiment, despite the index’s modest advance.
Aave has frozen new tBTC supply and borrowing in its Ethereum Core market after Threshold temporarily paused the token’s mint-and-redeem functions.
The restriction took effect October 31 and applies specifically to tBTC, while the notice does not indicate that tBTC has lost its Bitcoin backing or that unrelated Aave lending pools are frozen.
The precautionary action could pressure tBTC liquidity and increase uncertainty for existing lending positions until Threshold restores minting and redemption.
The 2026 US midterm elections could significantly reshape the future of cryptocurrency regulation, with control of Congress potentially determining the fate of the stalled CLARITY Act and oversight of Trump's crypto ventures.
Crypto industry groups have spent approximately $176 million across more than 100 congressional races, with Coinbase-, Ripple- and Andreessen Horowitz-backed Fairshake leading the spending.
The election results could determine whether US crypto legislation advances or faces stronger regulatory scrutiny, creating significant uncertainty for the domestic digital asset industry.
U.S. commercial crude inventories fell 5.27 million barrels in the week ending October 30, significantly exceeding analysts' expectations for a 200,000-barrel decline, according to API data.
Gasoline inventories increased by 1.43 million barrels, while distillate stocks declined by 270,000 barrels and WTI crude traded at $96.09 per barrel, unchanged from Tuesday's settlement.
The larger-than-expected crude draw could support oil prices, although Wednesday's official EIA report may confirm or challenge the bullish inventory signal.
Binance suffered a $6.3 billion hot-wallet breach on October 29, with attackers draining funds across more than ten blockchains in just 20–30 minutes, in an attack attributed to North Korean hacking group TraderTraitor.
Binance froze withdrawals and worked with Tether and Circle to immobilize roughly $3 billion of compromised funds, while committing more than $6.34 billion of its own capital to cover user losses.
The incident could intensify security concerns across crypto markets and increase scrutiny of tokenized assets, particularly those without centralized freezing mechanisms.
A trade group backed by Cboe Global Markets and Citadel Securities has sued the CFTC to block its approval of single-stock perpetual futures, challenging the regulator's authority over the new derivatives.
The Capital Markets Alliance argues the contracts should fall under SEC jurisdiction as security-based swaps rather than CFTC-regulated security futures, while Kalshi has already soft-launched four contracts tied to McDonald's, Costco, Qualcomm and Amgen.
The lawsuit could create regulatory uncertainty for U.S. stock perpetual futures and potentially slow the expansion of leveraged derivatives trading in traditional financial markets.
AMD forecasts revenue growth of more than 80% by 2027. The company expects its data-center business to account for more than 80% of total revenue by then and become the core driver of revenue and profit growth.
Management also forecasts a double-digit percentage decline in the PC market by 2027, increasing the importance of data-center execution and margins as AMD shifts its growth focus toward AI and data-center demand.
BitGo has launched Bitcoin staking for eligible institutional clients, allowing them to earn BTC rewards while keeping their principal in qualified custody on Bitcoin Layer 1.
The Stacks-powered service targets approximately 3% variable APY with weekly BTC payouts, but requires a six-month lockup and an STX position worth roughly 5% of committed BTC.
The qualified-custody integration could unlock additional institutional demand for Bitcoin staking, although STX exposure and prolonged illiquidity may limit adoption.
The $6.3 billion Binance hack attributed to a North Korean hacking unit highlights how tokenized Wall Street assets could face similar theft risks as traditional finance moves onto blockchain infrastructure.
About $2.67 billion of stolen tokens were frozen by issuers, while bitcoin and ether remained beyond direct issuer control, and tokenized securities may offer ownership recovery through freezing and reissuing mechanisms.
However, shallow liquidity, market-maker failures and slow legal processes could expose tokenized Treasury funds, private credit and stocks to significant disruption during future cyberattacks.
US corn and soybean futures weakened as harvesting progressed and concerns over lagging export demand and abundant domestic supplies weighed on grain markets.
December CBOT corn fell 5-3/4 cents to $4.42-1/2 per bushel, while January soybeans dropped 2-3/4 cents to $12.14, with both contracts hitting multi-month lows.
Freshly harvested supplies and slower export demand could maintain downward pressure on corn and soybean prices despite new US export sales to Mexico and South Korea.
Central banks accelerated gold purchases to 321 metric tons in Q3, marking the fastest buying pace since late 2024 as geopolitical risks and fiscal concerns drove demand for the metal.
Purchases rose 42% year over year and exceeded the five-year quarterly average of 227 tons, while gold-backed ETFs attracted $31 billion in inflows, reaching record holdings of 4,256 tons.
Strong institutional demand could provide a floor for gold prices, but hawkish interest-rate expectations and weaker consumer demand may keep prices under pressure.
AMD’s CEO said on a conference call that embedded revenue is expected to post strong double-digit growth. The CEO also said 2027 revenue is expected to rise by more than 80%.
The comments update growth targets for AMD’s embedded business and its broader 2027 revenue outlook. No revenue figures, earnings details, share-price performance, trading volumes, or additional guidance context were provided.
Global stocks traded unevenly as investors assessed the US midterm elections, with uncertainty over congressional control raising questions about potential changes to corporate and AI regulation.
The S&P 500 gained 0.36% and the Nasdaq advanced 0.83%, while the Dow fell 0.38%; Brent crude dropped 1.12% to $103.60 amid developments surrounding US aid to Israel.
Potential Democratic gains and uncertainty over Middle East negotiations could intensify volatility across equities, energy markets and currencies.
The CFTC is facing a new lawsuit seeking to block its approval of single-stock perpetual futures, escalating a regulatory dispute over which U.S. agency has jurisdiction over the products.
Capital Markets Alliance, backed by Cboe and Citadel Securities, argues stock perps should fall under SEC oversight rather than CFTC jurisdiction and challenges the agency's approval process.
The lawsuit could create regulatory uncertainty for U.S. stock perpetual futures and potentially pressure the expansion of similar crypto derivatives markets.
BitMine disclosed 6,060,506 ETH holdings as of November 1, making it a major corporate Ethereum treasury holder with more than 6 million ETH.
The company reported 5,227,037 ETH staked, meaning most of its Ethereum holdings are committed to staking rather than immediately available liquidity.
BitMine's growing institutional-scale ETH exposure could reinforce confidence in long-term Ethereum demand, but its substantial staking concentration may intensify scrutiny of liquidity and network operator risks.
U.S. stocks ended mixed as investors weighed midterm election uncertainty and doubts about a near-term resolution to the Iran conflict, while Treasury yields climbed sharply. The S&P 500 gained 0.36% and Nasdaq rose 0.83%, but the Dow fell 0.38%; the 10-year Treasury yield added 5.8 basis points to 4.951%, its largest daily increase since September 28. Continued geopolitical uncertainty, rising yields and political scrutiny of AI infrastructure could keep markets volatile and pressure risk appetite.
US stocks finished mixed ahead of midterm election results as Treasury yields and the dollar strengthened, while renewed inflation concerns pressured market sentiment.
The 10-year Treasury yield recorded its biggest daily gain since September 28, while AMD beat revenue expectations with $13.4 billion in quarterly sales and nearly doubled data-center chip revenue to $8.5 billion.
Election uncertainty, rising yields and inflation concerns could sustain volatility across equities, bonds and currency markets.
Brent crude recovered to near $104.50 per barrel after plunging more than 7% in the previous session, as persistent US-Iran tensions kept geopolitical risks elevated.
Washington and Tehran remained far from a deal, while the US reportedly conducted limited defensive strikes against Iranian missile systems and Qatar continued diplomatic mediation.
Stalled negotiations and renewed military threats could sustain upward pressure on Brent crude, although progress toward a diplomatic agreement may limit further gains.
Arista Networks reported Q3 earnings above expectations and issued strong Q4 guidance, according to the supplied event context. The update focuses on Arista Networks stock and quarterly results, with the company’s fourth-quarter outlook as the main new catalyst. The source provided no specific earnings or guidance figures, share-price change, trading volume, or timing details.
Oil prices rebounded toward $97 per barrel after plunging more than 7% in the previous session, as US-Iran tensions continued to threaten prospects for a diplomatic resolution.
The US reportedly conducted limited defensive strikes against Iranian missile systems, while Qatar intensified mediation efforts and both sides continued reviewing proposed deal terms.
Persistent military threats and stalled negotiations could keep geopolitical risk premiums elevated and intensify volatility in crude markets.
Bitcoin's October rally lacked strong spot-market participation as trading volumes and demand weakened, even while derivatives activity continued to expand.
Daily spot volumes averaged approximately $6.8 billion in early October, while options open interest climbed to $37 billion-$38 billion with calls representing 59%-60% of positions.
Weak spot demand and subdued ETF inflows could pressure Bitcoin rallies, while growing options exposure and concentrated expiries may intensify volatility.
AMD reported third-quarter adjusted earnings per share of $2.09, above the $1.97 estimate and up from $1.20 a year earlier. Revenue reached $13.38 billion, up 45% year over year and above the $13.08 billion estimate.
Data-center revenue was $8.55 billion, rising 97% year over year and exceeding the $8.2 billion estimate, highlighting AI-related demand in the segment. Adjusted operating income was $3.92 billion, up 75% year over year and above the $3.68 billion estimate; adjusted operating margin was 29%, compared with 24% a year earlier and 28% expected.
AMD guided for fourth-quarter revenue of about $17 billion, plus or minus 3%, and adjusted gross margin of about 55%, versus a 55.5% market estimate. Third-quarter free cash flow was $554 million, down 64% year over year and below the $1.97 billion estimate. Research and development spending was $2.80 billion, up 31% year over year.
Bitcoin traders turned sharply bearish on Election Day as prediction markets priced a 74% chance of Democrats winning control of both chambers of Congress, raising concerns over the future of stalled crypto legislation. The CLARITY Act remains a key issue, while Bitcoin traded at $77,768, up 0.2% over 24 hours, with $76,000 identified as a critical downside level. Continued political uncertainty could pressure Bitcoin sentiment, although extreme bearishness may also create conditions for a relief rally if key support holds.
Live cattle futures fell for a sixth consecutive session, pressured by technical selling and economic concerns surrounding the midterm elections. Cattle settled down 0.7% at $2.1815 per pound, while hogs rose 0.7% to 58.6 cents per pound as boxed beef prices also increased. Continued cattle weakness could persist if technical selling and consumer affordability concerns remain, while hogs may continue to diverge.
Advanced Micro Devices forecast Q4 sales of $16.490 billion to $17.510 billion, compared with analysts’ estimate of $16.227 billion. The projected quarterly sales range is above the cited consensus estimate, making AMD’s Q4 revenue guidance a key market catalyst.
North Korea's Kim Yo Jong has accused the United States of pursuing a hostile policy toward Pyongyang following allegations linking North Korea to cyberattacks against Binance. In a statement published by state media KCNA, she described the accusations as evidence of Washington's hostility toward North Korea. The dispute could intensify geopolitical tensions and increase scrutiny of cryptocurrency exchange security and North Korea-related cyber threats.
Bitcoin miners that pivoted into AI data centers are discovering that the sector carries volatility comparable to, or greater than, crypto as investors question the sustainability of AI infrastructure spending. The CoinShares Bitcoin Mining and Digital Power ETF has fallen 23% this year, while CoreWeave shares are down 25% and CleanSpark shares have declined 19%. Rising borrowing costs, heavy debt burdens and concerns over AI spending returns could intensify pressure on AI-focused infrastructure companies and increase Bitcoin selling by miners seeking capital for expansion.
Astera Labs reported third-quarter results after Tuesday's market close, beating estimates and issuing strong guidance, according to the supplied event summary. Despite the results and outlook, Astera Labs shares declined. The update focuses on quarterly earnings performance and forward guidance; the source provided no specific revenue, earnings, guidance, or share-price figures.
Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) reported third-quarter adjusted earnings per share of $2.09, above the $1.95 estimate. Quarterly sales were $13.377 billion, exceeding the $13.092 billion estimate.
Reported EPS beat consensus by 7.18% and rose 74.17% from $1.20 per share. AMD's earnings and revenue both exceeded the cited market expectations.
BNB Standard has appointed Scaramucci, expanding its board to seven members.
The headline confirms an increase in board size but provides no additional details about the appointment or its strategic implications.
The appointment could strengthen BNB Standard's governance or institutional profile, although its potential market impact remains unclear.
Market volatility is expected to remain elevated over the coming weeks and months regardless of the outcome of the U.S. midterm elections, according to a Seeking Alpha analyst.
Geopolitical and economic uncertainty remain key market risks, while Polymarket assigns Democrats 74% odds of winning the Senate and 95% odds of winning the House.
Persistent uncertainty across equities, bonds, currencies, commodities, and cryptocurrencies could intensify volatility and increase the importance of risk management.
Super Micro Computer (NASDAQ: SMCI) raised its fiscal 2027 sales outlook to $72.000 billion-$82.000 billion from its prior range of $65.000 billion-$72.000 billion. The new forecast exceeds the $69.168 billion estimate cited in the source.
The update raises both ends of the company’s previous fiscal 2027 sales range, with the upper end increasing to $82.000 billion. The announcement is the key new catalyst for SMCI shares; the source provided no price, volume, flow, or trading-activity data.
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed higher as technology and semiconductor stocks advanced, while investors awaited U.S. midterm election results.
The S&P 500 gained 0.4% and Nasdaq Composite rose 0.8%, led by Nvidia (+2.3%), AMD (+3.7%), and Broadcom (+3.1%), while Apple dropped 1.9% after disappointing earnings guidance.
Rising Treasury yields and ongoing election uncertainty could keep volatility elevated across equities and broader financial markets in the coming weeks.