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Earlier in Commodities
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Oil Prices Rebound as Democrats' Sweep Shakes Energy Markets
Oil prices rebounded on Thursday, with Brent crude up 4.0% to $98.38 and WTI rising 2.9% to $90.65, following Democratic gains in the midterm elections. The energy sector saw mixed performance, with the XLE ETF down 1.6% despite the oil price recovery. Investors scaled back bets on a U.S.-Iran peace deal, while two Russian tankers changed course under the Trump-Putin deal. Sunrun (NASDAQ:RUN) surged 13.3% after reporting strong earnings, while renewable energy stocks gave up earlier gains.
Oil
Natural Gas
First Majestic Silver Reports Strong Q3 2026 Results
Gold
U.S. Oil Giants Report Billions in Q3 Profits Amid Record Production
Oil
Silverco Mining Files Technical Report for La Negra Project
Silver
Natural Gas Prices Rise on Production Dip and Cold Weather Hints
Natural Gas
Natural Gas Prices Rise on Bargain Hunting and Cold Weather Hints
Natural Gas
China’s copper smelters squeezed as sulphuric acid prices collapse
Copper
Earlier in Crypto
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Major Companies Block Tokenization of Their Shares on NYSE-Backed Venue
Apple, Amazon, and Tesla are among 62 companies blocking their shares from being tokenized on a new blockchain venue co-owned by the NYSE’s parent company. The venue, which would allow 24/7 trading, has seen rapid growth in opt-outs since mid-October. Companies can object within 30 days of notice, and no firm has withdrawn its objection. The absence of major stocks may limit the venue’s appeal for U.S. investors.
Core Scientific to Exit Bitcoin Mining by Year-End for AI Focus
BTC
Binance Hack Leaves $120 Million Unresolved as Legal Questions Emerge
BNB
Firelight Adds Onchain Cover to Lido Earn Vaults
LDO
DAO
Crypto Billionaires’ Midterm Spending Falls Short
White House Reviews SEC’s Proposed Crypto Broker Rule Changes
MEW
Robinhood Eyes Middle East Expansion Amid US Crypto Regulation Hopes
MEW
Earlier in Forex
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Laurentian Bank Closes After Nearly Two Centuries of Operations
Laurentian Bank of Canada is shutting down its banking services on Friday, November 6, 2026, after nearly 175 years of operations. The bank was split and sold in late 2025, with Fairstone Bank acquiring its commercial operations for $1.9 billion and National Bank taking over the retail and small business segment. The Laurentian name will live on under Fairstone, but its branches and employees will not be transferred. The bank's common shares were delisted from the Toronto Stock Exchange on November 3, 2026.
CAD
Recession fears rise as Australians search for answers
AUD
Japan Sees Fastest Wage Growth in Nearly 30 Years
JPY
Bank of Canada Renews Focus on 2% Inflation Target
CAD
Canada’s Budget Aims to Reduce US Reliance and Boost Independence
CAD
Bank of Canada renews 2% inflation target in mandate agreement
CAD
Pound Hits Highest Level Since Brexit Vote
EUR
GBP
Earlier in Stocks
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Apple Hits Record Revenue but Memory Costs Cap Earnings Growth
Apple reported record fiscal Q4 revenue of $114.5 billion, with 17% iPhone growth, but rising memory costs are compressing margins. The stock fell 1.9% on November 3 but rebounded 6.6% to a record high on November 4. Analysts rate AAPL a Hold with a 12-month target of $335, citing steady growth already priced in.
AAPL
Meta Google TikTok Sue California Over Law Restricting Social Media for Teens
GOOGL
Salesforce's AI Coworker Sees 21x Usage Surge in Three Months
CRM
GOOGL
MSFT
Disney and G Mining Top Picks at Sohn Conference
DIS
P&G CFO sells $5.5 million in shares amid strong analyst upgrades
PG
Stocks Plunge as AI Fears Trigger $1 Trillion Magnificent Seven Rout
NVDA
Microsoft Reports Surge in Email Phishing Threats in Q3 2026
MSFT