Matthew Griffin

The relative calm in US stock markets has an expiration date, according to Wilbur Ross: late June: https://t.co/SY3kVo3qcH

FICO shares are on track for their worst day since March 2020, falling alongside credit bureau stocks after the head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency questioned credit report pricing: https://t.co/bqDP3RfocY

Coinbase’s rally has been unconquerable this week, as even a one-two punch of negative headlines did little to stop the crypto exchange operator’s climb ahead of its inclusion in the S&P 500 Index: https://t.co/wyU31NICgl

EToro's shares rose 29% in its first session as a public company, after the trading and investment platform and some of its backers raised nearly $620 million in an upsized IPO. With Anthony Hughes for @business: https://t.co/yrdSK8X2Ed

EToro and some of its shareholders are seeking to raise as much as $500 million in a US IPO, after the trading and investment platform paused its listing plans amid tariff-related stock volatility: https://t.co/SijzDRHACK

Freight Technologies' plan to hold President Donald Trump’s memecoin as a treasury asset is fueling a blistering stock rally: https://t.co/bRZjwhHQSQ

Crypto stocks have had quite a month. Read about it in my story for @business: https://t.co/Fz1vdHg0G9

Cryptocurrency-linked stocks have rallied in April, riding a surge in the price of Bitcoin to emerge largely unscathed by the turbulence that’s roiled US equity markets. For @business: https://t.co/sUYQ4WJYas

Traders piled further into shares of $CEP, a blank-check company that’s set to become the latest publicly traded Bitcoin investment vehicle, bidding its expected market cap to around three times the estimated value of the crypto it would hold: https://t.co/TBjTxorCX9

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US critical minerals stocks have soared this week, getting a boost from signs that the Trump administration will favor a sector that’s become a flashpoint in the trade standoff between the US and China. For @business: https://t.co/weJSZRIY1l

Webull shares closed up 375%, completing a blistering advance in the online brokerage's second trading day after going public by merging with a blank-check company. For @business: https://t.co/b57BgqbaQ5

Investors grappled with another turbulent session on Thursday. US stocks briefly hit their deepest intraday drop since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, and then pared some losses as dip buyers emerged. With @NKniazhevich: https://t.co/pyf5gQencN

General Motors and Ford saw their shares downgraded on Thursday as banks warned of higher costs and lower demand brought on by Donald Trump’s trade war: https://t.co/w69BtKxZaN

Shares in companies that have large manufacturing operations in Vietnam, including Nike and Lululemon, rebounded after Donald Trump said Vietnam was willing to eliminate tariffs to avoid new US levies. With Katrina Compoli and Kim Bhasin: https://t.co/j845oQFc6W

Investors gaming out the impact from Donald Trump’s tariff broadside have identified a group of potential winners. In short, they're buying shares of companies with largely domestic supply chains: https://t.co/c47KjNfz9u

About $2 trillion had been erased from the S&P 500 Index as of this morning amid worries that tariffs could plunge the economy into a recession. See which companies were hardest hit in my story with @jwittenstein and @csreinicke: https://t.co/mmnlryLEDM