Palo Alto Networks topped expectations with its latest earnings, as well as with its forecasts for profit and billings, in an unusually scheduled report.

The lingering debt troubles in China’s real-estate sector and the uncertainty of Beijing’s policy support are feeding into broader unease in the U.S. financial market, potentially driving investors to snap up safer assets such as Treasury bonds and gold due to risk aversion, says LPL Financial’s Quincy Krosby. 

President Joe Biden criticizes Donald Trump’s approach to foreign policy, with his remarks coming as he talked up stronger ties with Japan and South Korea.

Attention is shifting away from the question of how much higher interest rates may go and toward how long it will be before Federal Reserve officials start to cut rates.

Bitcoin fell below its 200-day moving average on Friday, as investors remain worried that global interest rates will stay high for longer while economy may slow down. 

Meta, Apple, Microsoft and Nvidia shares are all in correction territory, but investors are still buying their bonds.

‘We have greater confidence the U.S. will avoid a recession in the next 12 months,’ says UBS chief investment officer for wealth management.

Utility says it’s working to restore power in Maui after devastating wildfires and denies it’s planning a restructuring.

Gold settle higher Friday for the first time in 10 trading sessions, ending the longest daily losing streak for prices in more than six years.

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