The second Trump administration has created a boon for a relatively new crop of financial companies in the digital finance industry. Some traders are positioning for that to change after Tuesday’s US midterm vote.

Toronto reelected its progressive mayor, Olivia Chow, for a second term on Monday, opting to stick with her agenda of stronger social services and improved affordability.

Toronto residents may be poised to unseat Mayor Olivia Chow on Monday as she fights a close race with Brad Bradford, a moderate challenger who’s tapped into voter concerns about crime, congestion and affordability.

Shares of oil and gas companies are rallying this year, powered by windfall profit growth as the war in the Middle East pushes crude prices higher. Yet, their momentum has Wall Street traders expecting a pullback.

When Ninepoint Partners LP bought a nearly 10% stake in Athabasca Oil Corp. in early 2021, crude was trading around $50 a barrel and shares of the overleveraged crude producer had plunged into penny-stock territory.

This year’s big rally in US refiner stocks is running into growing headwinds with some Republican leaders calling to restrict exports of diesel, the price of which has soared as global conflicts limit supplies.

AI companies and old-economy refiner stocks have at least one thing in common: an explosive share-price rally.

An almost-vertical rally in gold-miner stocks in the past month is whetting the appetite of investors who have been whipsawed by messages from Washington policymakers.

California’s new bill to revamp the state’s wildfire response rejected Governor Gavin Newsom’s efforts to protect utilities from insurance claims arising from such disasters, sparking the biggest stock drop for PG&E Corp. and Edison International in years.

President Donald Trump said US regulators are working to bring Hyperliquid, a fast-growing crypto platform, into the country, offering one of the clearest signals yet that the White House wants to pull a major piece of the industry’s offshore market infrastructure onshore.

Energy stocks closed at the first record since March as investors see diminishing prospects for a near-term ceasefire in the Iran war that could ease the standoff in the crucial Strait of Hormuz.

The implosion of the once-hot market for cryptocurrency treasury stocks is prompting a number of firms to pivot to artificial intelligence in an attempt to win back investors. So far, it isn’t working.

Circle Internet Group Inc. shares have lost more than three-quarters of their value from the highs seen just after their initial public offering last year and as more stablecoins come to market, one analyst is warning it could get worse.

Holtec Nuclear Corp. filed for a US initial public offering, becoming the latest in the sector to try to capitalize on data centers’ growing power demands.

Standard Nuclear Inc., a maker of fuel for nuclear reactors, is seeking to raise as much as $383 million in a US initial public offering.

S&P 500 Index futures were little changed as of 7:53 a.m. New York time as investors rotate out of the high-flying momentum stocks that powered last quarter’s rally.

Sinda Ltd., a silver mining company, is looking to raise as much as $345.2 million in a US initial public offering and private placement, as firms seek to capitalize on rising metals prices.

As concerns over the Iran war recede, stock investors are confronting another threat: climate risk, which is prompting a reassessment of bets across sectors from agriculture to insurance.

Brian Laks has been investing in gold stocks for over a decade. To the deep-value investor, they serve as a hedge against volatility in the rest of his portfolio, a haven during geopolitical uncertainty and deliver steady returns.

Sunshine Silver Mining & Refining Co. shares rose 27% in their trading debut after the mine owner raised $270 million in an upsized US initial public offering.