Bitcoin ETFs saw $75.7 million in inflows last week, marking the second consecutive week of positive net buying and pushing Bitcoin back above $65,000. Despite this rebound, the $273 million recovered over two weeks represents only 3.3% of the $8.2 billion withdrawn in the prior eight weeks, with June being the worst month on record for outflows. Analysts are divided on the outlook: some compare Bitcoin's ETF cycle to gold's long-term recovery pattern, while others, like Citigroup, predict no inflows due to regulatory and demand challenges. The market remains cautious as geopolitical tensions and Federal Reserve policy risks continue to influence investor sentiment.
Costco reported a strong Q4 earnings per share (EPS) of $6.75, surpassing analyst expectations of $6.54, helped by tariff refunds. Although quarterly revenue of $93.87 billion slightly missed the $94.97 billion forecast, net sales rose 11.2% year-ove...
Vistry Group reported a significant first-half pre-tax loss of £661.3 million, driven by a £475 million goodwill impairment and increased building safety costs. Revenue fell to £1.42 billion, and operational performance weakened with fewer home compl...
Vail Resorts is set to report its Q3 2026 earnings on September 28, with analysts forecasting a loss per share around -$5.30 and revenue near $271 million, indicating flat performance year-over-year. The company’s financial health shows a high Debt-t...
Western Union faces multiple analyst downgrades with price targets cut to as low as $6.00, reflecting concerns over its profitability and competitive pressures from fintech rivals. The stock has fallen over 15% in the past month, trading near $6.00, ...
Citigroup lowered ACADIA Pharmaceuticals' price target from $40 to $33 after its Alzheimer's drug remlifanserin missed the primary goal in a mid-stage trial, causing a 10.5% stock drop. Despite this, Citigroup kept a "Buy" rating, citing promising se...
