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Capstone Copper Posts Record EBITDA but Shares Dip on Earnings Miss
Capstone Copper reported record adjusted EBITDA of $358.3 million in Q3 2026 but missed earnings forecasts with $0.12 per share. The company produced 45.2 thousand tonnes of copper, with strong performance at Mantoverde but challenges at Pinto Valley. Shares fell 2.08% to $11.77 as investors weighed higher costs and delayed project decisions. Management expects 2026 production to finish at the low end of guidance and costs at the high end. The stock's reaction was measured, reflecting a mix of operational strength and financial pressures.
Copper
Southeast Asia Prioritizes Energy Security Amid Rising Demand
Natural Gas
Soybeans and Corn Dip on Harvest Pressure While Wheat Recovers
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Corn
AI Cyber Risks and the Value of Physical Gold and Silver
Gold
Shanghai Futures Exchange Halts Duty-Free Metal Futures Settlements
Copper
Alamos Gold Reports Strong Q3 2026 Results with Record Production
Gold
Copper prices dip from two-week high amid investor caution
Copper
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Crypto Fraudster Sentenced for £250k Luxury Spending Spree
Faisa Ali, 34, was given a suspended three-year prison sentence for defrauding investors of her cryptocurrency company out of thousands of pounds. She spent nearly £250,000 on luxury items while knowing cryptocurrency values had fallen. The fraud targeted 23 victims, mostly from Somali communities, with one losing over £40,000. A future hearing may strip Ali of her remaining assets.
Smol Brain NFT Floor Price Dips Slightly Amid Stable Trading Volume
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CoinDCX Hacked for $16M as Crypto Industry Faces Widespread Breaches
Crypto fraudster sentenced for £250,000 luxury spending spree
SEC Accuses DEBT Box Operators of $200 Million Crypto Ponzi Scheme
Chainlink and Aave Launch 24/7 RWA Pricing Service
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AAVE
Binance Launches AI-Powered Suite to Democratize Financial Intelligence
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NSW fund diversifies with foreign debt as tech boom continues
The NSW government’s $127 billion investment arm, TCorp, has reported strong returns from US tech stocks and plans to issue debt in non-Aussie dollar currencies to diversify its portfolio. The move follows an earlier announcement to explore private equity investments, aiming to reduce exposure to the AI-driven tech boom. TCorp seeks to broaden its international investor base to stabilize its holdings.
AUD
Deadly High-Speed Train Crash in Spain Kills Dozens
CAD
New Zealand Consumer Confidence Dips Further in October 2026
NZD
Rosenberg warns Bank of Canada about recent rate hike
CAD
Canada Unveils National Security Strategy to Bolster Economy and Military
CAD
Bank of Canada sees subdued housing outlook amid economic uncertainty
CAD
RBA Policy Outlook Unchanged as Core Inflation Holds Steady
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Amazon shares drop on weaker Christmas sales forecast
Amazon's shares dropped after the company issued a lower forecast for Christmas sales. The revised outlook has sparked concerns about the company's short-term performance and growth prospects. Analysts suggest the market reaction highlights investor sensitivity to any signs of slowing growth in major tech players.
AMZN
Exxon Chevron Skip Abu Dhabi Oil Conference Over Security Fears
CVX
Traders Eye Amazon Options Amid Rising Volatility
AMZN
Merck raises profit outlook on strong Keytruda sales
MRK
Cisco Talos Highlights Foundational Security Amid Quiet Week
CSCO
Amazon Stock Struggles to Regain Momentum After Strong Cloud Growth
AMZN
Caterpillar Shares Tumble Despite Earnings Beat Amid AI Fears
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