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Crypto bulls have been buzzing with anticipation that several major Wall Street firms may win approval to launch exchange-traded funds investing in solana, a lesser-known crypto, as soon as this week, but a partial U.S. government shutdown has thrown the process into limbo.

Morgan Stanley will rely on its automated monitoring processes to make sure clients are not overly exposed to crypto.

AstraZeneca looks poised to announce a deal with U.S. President Donald Trump that’s focused on lowering drug prices, in a move that would see the British drugmaker follow in the footsteps of Pfizer.

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On the heels of a fast and furious climb this year, silver is within sight of $50 an ounce — a level investors are eager to celebrate because it’s taken the white metal 45 years to get here.

The space-technology stock is on pace for its 10th day in a row of gains, which would make for its longest winning streak on record.

A report from the Dallas Fed indicates that conventional wisdom about the jobs market is misguided — because it doesn’t take into account changes in immigration.

The Trump White House is down to five finalists in its selection process for the next Federal Reserve chair, after saying two months ago that it was picking among 11 candidates.

Wisdom of crowds, indeed.

More than a week after the U.S. government’s partial shutdown began on Oct. 1, bond-market traders were starting to express a greater degree of concern about the economic fallout.

Trump calls off meeting with Xi in South Korea after rare-earth move.

An easing of tensions in the Middle East may reduce the risk premium currently built into oil prices,