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Former U.S. Federal Reserve Governor Larry Lindsey has withdrawn his name from the list of candidates for the next potential chair of the Federal Reserve.

China's last public holiday of the year reinforced a nationwide trend: more people and businesses flocking toward an industry — driving prices sharply lower.

Officials were strongly inclined to lower rates, with the only dispute seeming to be over how many cuts were coming.

"Gold is the only asset that somebody can hold and you don't have to depend on somebody else to pay your money for," Dalio said.

Intercontinental Exchange rose more than 3% in the premarket after the company announced it took a $2 billion stake in prediction markets platform Polymarket.

The World Bank now projects 4.8% growth for China, up from 4.0% predicted earlier this year.

Paul Tudor Jones said today's market is reminiscent of the setup leading up to the burst of the dotcom bubble in late 1999.

Galaxy Digital introduced a commission-free trading platform, Galaxy One, on Monday that offers similar services to rival Robinhood.

"Home bias is about as bad as it's ever been in the United States," ETF.com's Dave Nadig told CNBC's "ETF Edge" this week.

Western brands are revamping efforts to reach the Chinese consumer despite the economic slowdown.

Bitcoin is trading within striking distance of its record price as the U.S. government shutdown enters its third day.

The central banker indicated that pressure is coming to both sides of the Fed's so-called dual mandate of stable prices and low unemployment.