Finance TL;DR Daily

SK Hynix pulls off the largest U.S. debut ever by a foreign company, the Fed taps Marc Andreessen and Doug McMillon for reform task forces, Circle wins final approval for a national trust bank, and Delta posts a fuel-cost-defying earnings beat. In this episode: • SK Hynix makes historic $26.5 billion Nasdaq debut to fund AI chip expansion — https://www.cnbc.com/2026/07/10/sk-hynix-skhy-stock-nasda...

The Fed's June minutes expose a nine-to-eight split toward rate hikes under new Chair Kevin Warsh, PepsiCo misses on earnings as U.S. shoppers pull back, AstraZeneca loses roughly £19 billion after its Wainua heart drug trial fails, and China's consumer prices cool while factory-gate costs hit a four-year high. In this episode: • Federal Reserve minutes reveal division over rate direction at June...

Oil surges after Trump says the U.S.-Iran ceasefire is finished following a wave of military strikes; Fed minutes reveal a hawkish 'family fight' under new Chair Kevin Warsh; Alibaba jumps 12% as capital rotates out of chips into Chinese tech; and Jeff Bezos opens Blue Origin to outside investors at a $130 billion valuation. In this episode: • Trump declares U.S.-Iran ceasefire is 'over' after exc...

OPEC+ raises oil output for a fifth straight month and crude slides, Lockheed Martin buys naval defense firm Ultra Maritime for $3.45 billion, Israel's central bank cuts rates to 3.5%, and TeraWulf shares pop 20% on a $19 billion Anthropic data center lease. In this episode: • OPEC+ agrees to raise oil output targets, sending crude prices lower — https://finance.yahoo.com/news/oil-slips-opec-agree...

A stunningly weak June jobs report (57,000 added vs. ~110,000 expected) reshapes Fed rate-cut expectations, ECB chief Christine Lagarde leaves the door open to an early exit for French politics, and gold snaps a four-week losing streak on the cooling labor data. In this episode: • U.S. hiring cools drastically in June with only 57,000 jobs added, as labor force participation declines — https://www...