Private employers added 86,000 jobs in October, beating forecasts while matching September’s revised total. Service sectors drove the gains, job changers secured stronger earnings growth, and economists now await Friday’s federal payroll report.
AMD’s rising stock price triggered a $1.1 billion warrant charge as OpenAI and Meta gained pathways to buy up to 320 million shares for pennies, even as record data center sales and a bullish 2027 outlook highlighted rapid growth.
AGNT, HomeServices of America, Keller Williams and Real REMAX Group are building a shared national listing database as legal and industry battles intensify over private listings, public access and control of residential real estate information.
General Motors will shift its common stock listing to Nasdaq on Nov. 17 while retaining its GM ticker, aligning the automaker with a technology focused strategy and opening potential eligibility for the Nasdaq-100 Index.
Gold dropped 3.52% to near $3,879.90 as Wall Street liquidation overwhelmed safe haven demand, while silver slid 6.06%. A tanker attack lifted oil more than 2%, adding inflation pressure despite falling Treasury yields.
Binance has reopened withdrawals across major networks after a record $6.3 billion theft, while pledging to restore 100% backing with company resources as the FBI attributes the attack to North Korea.
Natixis expects the Federal Reserve to hold rates steady Wednesday, though renewed dissents and Warsh’s press conference could expose divisions within the committee and provide important signals about a possible December increase.
The Fed is expected to pause Wednesday, but persistent inflation and Warsh’s guarded communication style could leave markets bracing for more tightening, with futures assigning greater than 80% odds to a December rate increase.
Meta plans to raise $95 billion through underwritten offerings and an at the market program as it pours capital into AI infrastructure, superintelligence, Muse, its family of apps and its data center business.
Gold and silver suffered steep losses as rising oil prices, Hormuz shipping disruptions and expectations for restrictive Federal Reserve policy overwhelmed support from falling Treasury yields and mounting instability in technology shares.
Chris Mancini says inflation, energy costs and restrictive Federal Reserve policy are postponing gold’s move toward $5,000, while disciplined mining companies remain undervalued despite strong cash generation and the potential for larger shareholder dividends.
Auspice Capital’s Tim Pickering favors diversified commodity exposure over gold and silver as inflation protection, arguing that powerful demand forces, constrained production and capital rotating across raw materials could sustain a supercycle lasting more than two decades.
American Express posted adjusted earnings of $4.68 per share, beating consensus, but quarterly revenue of $20.06 billion fell 0.34% short. With shares down 12.1% this year, investors now await estimate revisions and management commentary.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s first Kazakhstan visit spotlights the country’s sweeping AI ambitions, including billions in planned infrastructure investment, expanding data center capacity and growing commitments from Nvidia, Firebird, Higgsfield and GK Hyperscale.
Gold and silver lost an estimated $1 trillion on Thursday as inflation concerns returned, while Tom Lee argued the AI sell off is ending and a technology recovery could improve sentiment for Bitcoin and more speculative crypto projects.
Nvidia’s DSX Pod combines seven Vera Rubin racks, liquid cooling and cabling inside a truck transportable container, with the company claiming the system can reduce AI data center deployment time from six months to just 14 days.