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Options markets brace for 5.5% post-earnings swing higher for Nvidia
CNBC’s Oliver Renick reports on the latest action in options markets. Got a confidential news tip? We want to hear from you. Sign up for
The Rupee Nears Rs 100 to a Dollar. Why India’s Huge Forex Reserves May Not Be Enough to Stop its Decline
One more factor has been at play making forex reserves partly unusable. The RBI, wanting to keep high level of forex reserves, introduced a myopic
Something very unusual is happening with Nvidia options
There are stocks and then there is Nvidia. Follow Nvidia earnings live updates: Stock, revenue and AI outlook in focus The chip giant is almost
China Swap Connect trading volume heads toward 1 trillion yuan
This projected surge underscores a shift in how global funds engage with the country Published Mon, May 18, 2026 · 09:35 AM [HONG KONG] Trading
Curbs on foreign trips, focus on public transport: Gujarat govt issues measures to save fuel, forex
The Gujarat government has announced measures, including curbs on official trips abroad and the use of technology to minimise travel, to regulate the use of
Were oil markets quietly primed? CFTC probes $800 million pre-announcement trades
US regulators are investigating whether oil traders may have had advance knowledge of President Donald Trump’s decision to delay planned strikes on Iran’s energy infrastructure
8 Free AI Trading Bots for Stock & Forex (2026 Guide)
In 2026, more investors are looking for a smarter and more efficient way to participate in financial markets. Instead of relying on manual analysis, constant
Best AI Trading Bot Free Trial Options in 2026
AI trading bots are increasingly used by new traders to explore automated trading workflows before using more advanced strategy setups. In 2026, users are not
Markets have entered negative gamma
Tuesday 19 May 2026 5:38 am | Updated: Monday 18 May 2026 12:56 pm Dealers are forced being to buy rallies and sell dips, increasing volatility.
Malawi Spends Over $700 Million on Fuel While Tobacco Earns Less Than $400 Million as Forex Crisis Worsens – Malawi Nyasa Times
Malawi is now spending more than 700 million US dollars annually on fuel imports while earning less than 400 million US dollars from tobacco exports,