Today: 1 July 2026
Browse Category

NYSE:BLK 14 April 2026 - 26 June 2026

Bitcoin slips as spot ETF outflows hit BlackRock, Fidelity, $60,000 level in play

Bitcoin slips as spot ETF outflows hit BlackRock, Fidelity, $60,000 level in play

Bitcoin hovered near $60,000 Friday, moving up after a dip to the high-$58,000s earlier in the day. The price was showing $60,033, up $891 for the session, with the day's low at $58,319 and the top at $60,621. But traders focused less on the spot price and more on who was selling. U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs posted $691.7 million in outflows on June 25, following $469.0 million out the day before, according to Farside Investors. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust and Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund saw $900.3 million go out over those two days, more than three-fourths of the $1.16 billion lost overall, Farside’s numbers show.
Bitcoin dips as BlackRock sees outflows, ETF inflows can’t offset hedging

Bitcoin dips as BlackRock sees outflows, ETF inflows can’t offset hedging

Bitcoin slid 2.3% to $60,843 on Wednesday, ending close to session lows—just $45 up from its intraday bottom. Ether dropped 1.0% to $1,637.96 and Solana slipped 0.5% to $68.37. Bitcoin underperformed both tokens. The dollar hit a one-year high and the 10-year Treasury yield stayed at 4.48%, keeping up pressure on assets that do not provide a cash yield. But U.S. stock futures added between 0.2% and 0.4%. “When markets move so rapidly, in either direction, it’s a sign of instability,” said Michael McCarthy, market analyst at Moomoo Securities Australia.
Segro move leaves UK stocks steady; 20% of property index up for grabs

Segro move leaves UK stocks steady; 20% of property index up for grabs

FTSE 100 was steady near 10,430 late Wednesday morning, with the FTSE 250 up just 0.03% at 22,934. Landlords traded higher—FTSE 350 REIT index surged 6%. Segro led with a 16% jump, Tritax Big Box and Harworth both up 5.6%. Segro makes up 20.35% of the FTSE EPRA Nareit UK REITs Index, according to FTSE Russell’s May 29 factsheet. That’s the biggest share in the index. Its 15.6% early move this year alone could lift the benchmark by about 3.2 percentage points. A successful takeover and delisting would see nearly one-fifth of the index need a new component.
Chip Rally Breaks as Nasdaq Faces Tight Labor Market

Nasdaq futures tick higher as S&P holds steady before Fed decision, oil slip supports stocks

Tech stocks regained ground in early U.S. futures trade Wednesday, with most contracts trading higher. Traders were watching for the Federal Reserve decision as Kevin Warsh took over as chair. Nasdaq 100 futures climbed 0.63%. S&P 500 futures added 0.15%. Dow futures slipped 0.02%. Quotes were from Investing.com after 5:20 a.m. Oil prices have slipped, taking Brent crude below $80, after Reuters reported renewed chatter about Iranian crude returning to the market if a peace agreement can be reached. That’s giving traders something new to track, as cheaper oil could help cool inflation. But the Fed isn’t sounding any more certain on future rate cuts. Treasury yields fell a bit as well.
Salesforce Cuts More Jobs, Wall Street Watches the Calendar

Salesforce Cuts More Jobs, Wall Street Watches the Calendar

Salesforce laid off more workers, with staff linked to Agentforce, its main AI product, among those let go, Business Insider reported Tuesday. The outlet cited sources and a regulatory notice in California. The notice showed 86 jobs cut across sales, general administration, tech, and product, according to the report. The timing is key. Salesforce is betting that AI agents, which tackle jobs like updating records or handling customer cases with little human help, can bring in new sales faster than they hurt its older business model of per-seat licenses.
Vanguard’s $1 Trillion VOO ETF Draws Investor Questions About the Road Ahead

Vanguard’s $1 Trillion VOO ETF Draws Investor Questions About the Road Ahead

Vanguard’s S&P 500 ETF is now the first ETF to hit $1 trillion in assets, a milestone for the low-cost U.S. index fund space and a new sign of how much money is concentrated in these trackers. S&P 500’s latest milestone comes as investors revisit the debate over whether the index is too pricey after tech and AI names drove a long rally. Vanguard’s VOO ETF was down about 1% Tuesday afternoon in New York, with falling tech shares weighing on the main indexes.
Growth ETFs Draw Attention Again as Investors Eye Big Tech Weighting

Growth ETFs Draw Attention Again as Investors Eye Big Tech Weighting

Growth ETFs traded higher in New York on Monday as tech stocks bounced back from last week’s drop. Invesco QQQ Trust and the Vanguard growth funds, both mentioned by retail traders lately, got a fresh look. QQQ added about 2.2%. Vanguard Growth ETF and Vanguard S&P 500 Growth ETF rose around 1.2% each late in the morning. AI again leads the U.S. stock rally, making timing a key factor for equity flows. Reuters said on June 5 that U.S. equity funds pulled in a net $7.43 billion for the week ended June 3, the biggest weekly inflow since May 13. Tech-sector funds alone got $6.62 billion. An ETF, or exchange-traded fund, is a basket of securities trading on an exchange like a stock.
Ethereum ETF Outflows End After $900 Million Loss; Ether Keeps Falling

Ethereum ETF Outflows End After $900 Million Loss; Ether Keeps Falling

U.S. spot ether ETFs picked up about $19 million in inflows on June 4, snapping a 17-session streak of outflows, according to ETF flow data. The move ended a three-week pull that had weighed on the world’s number two crypto. That’s in focus now because the funds dropped about $900 million between May 11 and June 3, according to Farside Investors. With spot ether ETFs relying on demand from Wall Street since launch, the losing streak puts a direct question to the market—are institutions still buying the dip, or are they pulling back?
Bitcoin Slides Under $80,000 Ahead of ETF Reopen

Bitcoin Slides Under $80,000 Ahead of ETF Reopen

Bitcoin slipped in weekend trading, sticking around $78,183 after a spike in U.S. bond yields and oil prices sent risk assets tumbling Friday and pulled the largest cryptocurrency under $80,000. Crypto trades all weekend, but with U.S. stocks and bitcoin ETFs closed, traders faced the fallout from Friday’s selloff in a thinner market. Bitcoin’s start to the week got a push from traders looking for more direction on U.S. crypto regulation, but those gains faded as capital rotated back into the dollar and government bonds offering higher yields. Bonds pay out a yield—what investors get for holding them. As those yields climb, risk assets like bitcoin can have trouble holding buyers.
Bitcoin Holds $80,000 as ETF Outflows Put Rally Back on Trial

Bitcoin Holds $80,000 as ETF Outflows Put Rally Back on Trial

Early Saturday, Bitcoin hovered just under $80,000, steadying after back-to-back sessions of outflows from U.S.-listed spot bitcoin ETFs that had put pressure on the crypto’s most recent climb. Bitcoin changed hands near $80,391, dipping as low as $79,563 and touching $80,602 on the day, market data showed. That price action kept the token sitting above a key level—one that’s turned into a litmus test for how much institutional interest can offset profit-taking after the earlier sharp rally.
SCHD vs DGRO vs VIG: The May 2026 Dividend ETF Fight Investors Are Watching

SCHD vs DGRO vs VIG: The May 2026 Dividend ETF Fight Investors Are Watching

Dividend-focused U.S. investors face a clearer fork in the road this May: Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF serves up the biggest yield, iShares Core Dividend Growth ETF blends income with the prospect of growth, and Vanguard’s Dividend Appreciation ETF stands out for its rock-bottom fee. TipRanks’ Shalu Saraf calls SCHD the top pick for raw income; DGRO gets pegged as the compromise choice, with VIG coming off as the more cautious play. Money is flowing into dividend funds again, putting the debate front and center. U.S. dividend income funds pulled in $24.1 billion during the first quarter—the biggest Q1 inflow they’ve seen in four years, according to LSEG Lipper data cited by Reuters. Jun Li of EY, who leads global and Americas wealth and asset management, said investors are turning to dividend strategies as they look to combine income with market exposure.
Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin ETF Is Pulling Cash as BlackRock’s IBIT Stumbles

Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin ETF Is Pulling Cash as BlackRock’s IBIT Stumbles

Money is flowing into Morgan Stanley’s newly launched bitcoin exchange-traded product, despite investors yanking funds from several of the bigger U.S. spot bitcoin offerings. That’s putting Wall Street banks to the test for the first time in a space historically dominated by BlackRock and Fidelity. On April 29, Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust attracted $10.8 million in inflows, according to Farside Investors data. Across U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs, though, investors pulled a net $137.6 million. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust alone saw $54.7 million head for the exits. For context, a net inflow points to new cash entering the fund. A net outflow means investors cashing out.
Silver ETF Showdown: Lower-Fee SIVR Challenges BlackRock’s SLV as Silver Miners Outrun Gold

Silver ETF Showdown: Lower-Fee SIVR Challenges BlackRock’s SLV as Silver Miners Outrun Gold

After a rapid spike and retracement in silver prices, ETF buyers are facing a familiar dilemma: go for the lowest-cost option, or pick the product offering more direct exposure to the metal itself? Comparing silver exchange-traded products, cost and metal exposure have become front and center for investors. One recent piece stacked up BlackRock’s iShares Silver Trust against abrdn’s Physical Silver Shares ETF—both tracking physical silver—while another set iShares MSCI Global Silver and Metals Miners ETF next to Sprott Gold Miners ETF, which invests in gold miners.
Bitcoin Supply Shock? Saylor’s Latest Buy Puts Strategy Ahead Of BlackRock

Bitcoin Supply Shock? Saylor’s Latest Buy Puts Strategy Ahead Of BlackRock

Strategy Inc. picked up an additional $255 million in bitcoin last week—a smaller haul than some prior buys, but enough to keep Michael Saylor’s firm out in front of BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust. The move also intensified the ongoing debate about whether big players are soaking up too much of the available supply. Bitcoin hovered near $77,660, a touch lower on the day, still flirting with that $80,000 mark traders have circled. This purchase stands out, coming just days after Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz warned that Saylor’s pace was fast enough to pressure the supply side. Novogratz, speaking on the All Things Markets podcast, put Strategy's buying at “multiple billions per week,” according to Stocktwits, and said, “there is not enough supply” if that level of demand keeps up. In simple terms, a supply shock hits when buyers soak up more coins than sellers and issuers can add back.
Bitcoin Price Today: BTC Slips Below $75,000 as Fed Doubts Stall a Fresh Rally

Bitcoin Price Today: BTC Slips Below $75,000 as Fed Doubts Stall a Fresh Rally

London—April 21, 2026, 20:53 BST Bitcoin dipped under $75,000 on Tuesday, retreating from an earlier climb near $77,000 as traders weighed prospects for U.S. interest rates and the staying power of this week’s risk rally. The top cryptocurrency recently changed hands at roughly $74,985, off 1.7% for the day after reaching an intraday peak of $76,844.
Citi Wealth Turns to Advyzon for Global Unified Managed Account Rollout as Banks Push Deeper Into Alternatives

Citi Wealth Turns to Advyzon for Global Unified Managed Account Rollout as Banks Push Deeper Into Alternatives

Citi Wealth plans to join forces with wealth-tech company Advyzon, aiming to roll out a global unified managed account platform. The move is set to streamline client investments—combining ETFs, mutual funds, separately managed accounts, and alternatives under a single structure. Target launch for the first phase: fourth quarter 2026, covering Citi Private Bank, Wealth at Work, Citigold, and Citi Private Client segments. This push is significant for Citi, which continues efforts to streamline its wealth business and boost steady investment revenue. A unified managed account—known as a UMA—essentially brings multiple strategies together under one account, with consolidated fees, paperwork, and reporting that would otherwise be separate.
Bitcoin Price Today: BTC Holds Near $74,000 After $76,000 Test as ETF Inflows Snap Back

Bitcoin Price Today: BTC Holds Near $74,000 After $76,000 Test as ETF Inflows Snap Back

Bitcoin hovered just under $74,000 Wednesday afternoon, having topped $76,000 on Tuesday. Most recently, the leading cryptocurrency was up roughly 0.2% at $74,395. This rebound isn’t just retail-driven anymore. On Tuesday, U.S.-listed spot bitcoin ETFs, which track bitcoin’s actual price rather than futures, pulled in $411.4 million—recovering sharply after $291.0 million flowed out the previous day. Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at Corpay, pointed to Washington’s search for an “exit ramp” on Iran, with tamer U.S. producer-price figures and reduced war anxiety helping steady risk sentiment.
S&P 500 Nears Record as Iran Talk Hopes Sink Oil, Lift Dow and Nasdaq in Earnings Rush

S&P 500 Nears Record as Iran Talk Hopes Sink Oil, Lift Dow and Nasdaq in Earnings Rush

U.S. stocks jumped on Tuesday, pushing the S&P 500 to within 0.2% of its January record close, as falling oil prices and fresh hopes for renewed U.S.-Iran talks pulled investors back into risk assets. The Nasdaq climbed about 2% and logged its longest winning streak since 2021, while the Dow added nearly 318 points. The move matters because Wall Street had been bracing for a longer energy shock after Washington moved to blockade Iranian ports. Instead, President Donald Trump said talks with Tehran could resume in Pakistan within two days, reviving bets on a diplomatic off-ramp and a reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, a key oil shipping lane.
Dow Jones Index Today: Dow rises about 300 points as oil falls and Iran talk hopes steady Wall Street

Dow Jones Index Today: Dow rises about 300 points as oil falls and Iran talk hopes steady Wall Street

Dow Jones Industrial Average was up roughly 290 points, or 0.6%, around midday Tuesday. A dip in oil prices, some chatter around possible U.S.-Iran diplomacy, plus wholesale inflation figures that landed less hot than investors braced for, all helped keep bullish momentum going. The S&P 500 climbed 0.88%; Nasdaq Composite moved up 1.41%. This has real weight: for weeks, the market’s been lurching with each new headline from the Middle East war, and every bump in crude prices is getting read as a signal for inflation—and for where rates might head next. The S&P 500 was looking ready to wipe out all the ground it lost since the conflict flared up, building on a rebound that picked up speed after the Dow surged 301.68 points on Monday.
14 April 2026
1 2 3 10

Stock Market Today

  • Verizon (VZ) Lags as S&P 500 Climbs Before Earnings Report
    June 30, 2026, 7:20 PM EDT. Verizon Communications (VZ) shares lost 0.53% to close at $39.46 while the S&P 500 gained 0.77%. Over the last month, Verizon is down 0.97%. That trails the S&P 500, up 3.71%, but looks better than the Computer and Technology sector's 3.05% drop. Verizon is due to release Q2 earnings on July 22, 2024. Analysts expect Q2 EPS at $1.15, off 4.96% from a year ago, with revenue at $33.06 billion, up 1.44%. Full-year Street forecasts are calling for $4.59 EPS and $135.02 billion revenue. The Zacks Rank stays at #3 (Hold). Forward P/E comes in at 8.64-well below the industry's 19.5 average-pointing to a discounted valuation. The industry and Verizon both show PEG at 2.88, suggesting similar earnings growth expectations.
Go toTop