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Earlier in Commodities
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Cattle Futures Bounce but Fundamentals Remain Weak
Livestock futures rebounded early Monday after a tough week, with cattle prices surging but facing weak fundamentals. Cash markets drove the decline, and technical signals remain mixed. Nearby hog futures also attempted a bounce after hitting six-year lows. Grains futures were mixed ahead of the November WASDE report, with corn and soybean yields in focus. The market is watching for signs of stabilization in both livestock and grain sectors.
Corn
LNG Markets Brace for Volatile Winter Amid Low Inventories and Uncertain Demand
Natural Gas
Poland Reaches 700-Tonne Gold Reserve Goal
Gold
Transco Opens Bidding for Early Southeast Natural Gas Capacity
Natural Gas
Barrick Misses Q3 Estimates but Holds Gold Output Guidance
Copper
Natural Gas Futures Spike on Cooler Winter Forecasts
Natural Gas
Gold Prices Surge to $4,123 an Ounce Amid Economic Uncertainty
Gold
Earlier in Crypto
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Bitcoin Dips Below 50-Week MA as Whales Increase Short Bets
Bitcoin (BTC) is facing renewed selling pressure as large traders on Hyperliquid increase bearish bets, while the weekly close below the 50-week moving average raises concerns about further downside. Glassnode data shows Hyperliquid whales have shifted to net short positioning, with short exposure at its highest level since October 2025. Bitcoin traded near $74,704, down 1.45%, and closed the week below the 50-week MA, which ranges between $75,200 and $75,500. Technical indicators from TradingView suggest broad selling pressure, with key support levels identified near $73,300, $73,150 and potential downside targets around $69,227 and the $60,000 region.
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BTC
Coinbase Secures Federal Trust Charter for Crypto Custody
MEW
LUSD
Binance Hackers Used Memecoins to Launder Stolen Crypto
BNB
MEME
Sharplink Reports $751 Million Net Income on Ether Gains
ETH
EVEDEX Launches On-Chain Copy Trading Across Crypto, Forex and Index Markets
ARB
PNC and Coinbase launch stablecoin payment service for clients
USDC
TIME Honors 100 Climate Leaders in 2026 TIME100 Climate List
OP
Earlier in Forex
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Barkin Advocates Higher Rates with Caution Amid Strong Demand
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond President Tom Barkin stated that higher interest rates are needed due to strong demand and persistent inflation. He described corporate profits as remarkable and noted continued consumer spending in an economy with unemployment at or below 4.5%. Barkin emphasized that any rate hikes must be implemented at a careful pace to avoid economic disruption.
USD
Economists call for broader measures of New Zealand's economic health
NZD
Goolsbee Warns of Inflation Failure as AI Build-Out Accelerates
USD
Canola Futures Dip as Crude Oil Prices Fall on Iran Peace Talks
CAD
Bridgewater Co-CIO to Lead Canada’s Sovereign Wealth Fund
CAD
Knight Therapeutics Raises 2026 Revenue Outlook on Strong Q3 Performance
CAD
Bank of Canada designates Real-Time Rail as prominent payment system
CAD
Earlier in Stocks
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Coca-Cola Sued Over Alleged Deceptive Data Sharing With Tech Giants
Coca-Cola is facing a proposed class-action lawsuit alleging that the company falsely promised website visitors they could opt out of tracking cookies while secretly sharing their browsing data with Meta, Google, TikTok, and other tech companies. The lawsuit, filed by California residents Barbara Miles and Jason Mandler, claims that Coca-Cola incorporated cookies from these companies on 12 of its brand websites and that the opt-out banners were ineffective. The case was filed in the US District Court for the Northern District of California on November 6, 2026.
GOOGL
KO
UnitedHealth Group Profits Rise Despite Fewer Members
UNH
Microsoft Adds Option to Permanently Disable Sticky Keys Pop-Up in Windows 11
MSFT
QGI Strengthens Advisory Board with Banking Compliance Experts
JPM
Amazon Driver's Death at Kent Rail Crossing Could Have Been Prevented
AMZN
Amazon Stock Dips Despite AWS Growth of 39 Percent
AMZN
NVDA
Amazon Dips Despite AWS Growth as Tech Stocks Sell Off
AMZN
NVDA