For years, mining equities sat on the sidelines of global portfolios, overshadowed by technology stocks, financials, and the promise of endlessly cheap capital. That era is starting to fade.

Public markets are reopening cautiously, and this time the test is coming from crypto infrastructure rather than trading hype.

U.S. equity markets suffered a sharp sell-off, with roughly $1.3 trillion in market value erased in a single session, as losses accelerated across major indices and large-cap stocks.

Global markets were jolted by a sharp swing into risk-off mode on Tuesday, as escalating trade tensions between the United States and Europe collided with turmoil in Japan’s bond market, triggering a broad selloff in equities and a rush toward traditional safe havens.

eToro is expanding into Singapore, using the market as a base for its wider push into Southeast Asia.

Capital is pouring into US equity markets at an unprecedented pace, signaling a sharp escalation in investor risk-taking.

A prolonged slide in the share price of Canaan Inc. has now triggered a regulatory deadline that could determine whether the company keeps its place on a major US exchange.

China’s equity rally heading into 2026 is being driven by a single, increasingly dominant narrative: technology is doing what the broader economy cannot.

Bank of America says now is the time to buy Amazon, pointing to underappreciated cloud and AI upside ahead of earnings.