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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth disclosed that the war in Iran has cost American taxpayers $37.5 billion, as the US continued its strikes for the 11th consecutive night. Hegseth also sought urgent funds and warned of the 'greatest threat' to the US.
UniCredit Bank has announced a record quarterly profit, with its net profit in Czechia and Slovakia also seeing a significant increase. This financial performance highlights strong investment income for the banking group.
An analysis explores a shift in investor behavior, noting that 'dip-buyers' are increasingly becoming 'rally-sellers,' and discusses the implications for the broader stock market.
US futures are showing an upward trend as dip buyers lift tech stocks, and hostilities between the US and Iran appear to be fading. This positive movement follows a period of heightened tensions between the two nations.
The stock market is seeing continued strength from 'ultimate dip-buyers,' a trend reinforced by a significant surge in corporate stock buybacks.
Gold prices are advancing as buyers enter the market to capitalize on dips, even in the face of a strong US dollar.
Iran has announced a new system for maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, with its Revolutionary Guard directly threatening ships that do not comply with their instructions. This development comes amid ongoing tensions and US claims of a ceasefire holding despite past attacks.
Gold and silver prices have surged, attracting dip-buyers and sparking a 'gold rush' that has led to significant gains for mining companies like IAMGOLD, Equinox, and Hecla Mining.
Gold prices have increased above $4,900 as dip-buyers enter the market during thin trading conditions.