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Your daily market desk: news, live prices and the calendar, in one place
Whether you trade stocks, futures, forex or crypto, The Company Chronicle puts the news that moves markets, live prices and a trader's guide to every scheduled release on one clean, fast site.
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A live ticker for the S&P 500, Nasdaq, Dow, Russell, Treasury yields, the dollar, oil, gold, Bitcoin and Ethereum, with a market clock showing whether U.S. stocks are open, in pre-market or after hours.
An economic calendar with a trader's guide
Every release and central-bank decision for the week, with impact ratings, forecasts, and what markets tend to do if the number comes in above or below forecast.
News from the source
Fed decisions, jobs and inflation data, Treasury yields, mortgage rates and company filings, reported from the original documents and linked.
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A pre-market brief before the open, updates through the session, a wrap after the close, a daily crypto report, and a week-ahead for futures traders every Sunday.
What it means for you
Every big story is followed by what it means for futures, crypto, rates and borrowers, so you don't have to connect the dots yourself.
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Market data by TradingView and Coinbase. Rates are the latest daily or weekly Federal Reserve data. Futures boards show 24-hour index and commodity prices that track futures markets. Some quotes may be delayed. Not investment advice.
Latest from the desk
First Solar falls 10.3% to a 52-week low of $172; borrowing costs explain only part of the solar selloff
Solar stocks slid as Treasury yields hit two-decade highs, but the damage was uneven: Sunrun fell 6.8%, Enphase 0.8%, and Array rose. First Solar traded almost three times its usual volume.
Tesla opens a Semi plant built for 50,000 trucks a year; the U.S. bought 875 electric heavy trucks in 2025
The Nevada factory opens as diesel hits $6.53 a gallon and a shipper alliance orders 2,500 electric trucks. The order does not say how many are Teslas, and the price gap with diesel rigs is still large.
Alaska Air expects the 737 MAX 10 to be certified by end-September; the jet is about 31% of Boeing's 737 backlog
Alaska's operations chief says the FAA sign-off should come within days, with first delivery in spring 2027. For Boeing, certification unlocks nearly a third of its unfilled 737 orders.
Mortgage rates jump to 7.45% in a daily survey, well above Freddie Mac's 7.03% weekly reading
Mortgage News Daily's index rose 19 basis points in one day as Treasury futures volume hit about 3.8 million contracts. Freddie Mac's weekly figure had not yet captured the move.
City Therapeutics files for a Nasdaq IPO as CTY after burning $43 million in six months
The Cambridge, Massachusetts RNAi drug developer raised $99.5 million privately in May and June and is now seeking public money. Its operating cash burn was six times higher than a year earlier.
Freddie Mac's apartment-loan delinquencies rise to 0.64% from 0.42% in February, while home loans hold at 0.60%
Freddie Mac's August report shows stress building in multifamily lending, not in single-family mortgages. Its own gauge of interest-rate exposure is also more than five times what it was a year ago.
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