Financial giants like Morgan Stanley, UBS, and BNY are integrating sophisticated AI agents to handle tasks from trading to client management, aiming to increase efficiency while navigating regulatory and operational risks.
U.S. stocks declined on Monday, led by technology shares, as investors reacted to escalating military actions between the U.S. and Iran and braced for the start of second-quarter earnings season.
Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit reported that its Private Wealth Management BTC funds generated a 4.9% comprehensive annualized return over the last 60 days as it expands its yield offerings for Bitcoin holders.
Turkey's benchmark BIST 100 index fell 1.60% on Monday, pressured by significant losses in the leasing, transport, and technology sectors amidst a weakening lira and volatile commodity markets.
German auto supplier Bosch has started sample production at its newly reconfigured $2 billion semiconductor plant in California, supported by $225 million in U.S. federal funding to bolster the domestic supply of critical silicon carbide chips.
Bitcoin gained nearly 2% on Thursday, surpassing the $63,000 mark as comments from President Trump suggesting a potential deal with Iran helped calm markets and lower oil prices.
Microsoft shares are trading within a narrow two-month range, creating a technical setup that suggests a significant breakout or breakdown is imminent as key indicators show conflicting signals.
Tesla (TSLA) stock fell by 3% on Monday, with prices testing a critical support zone around $393. The decline was marked by a bearish engulfing candlestick pattern, signaling potential for further downside.
Shares of the aerospace firm fell more than 3% on Monday, reaching their lowest point since the company's public trading debut in June 2026 and trading just above the initial offering price.
