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Unknown +75 BTC

Bitcoin Rises To $91,500, Brazilian Stocks Hit Record Highs: What's Moving Markets Thursday?

Bitcoin rose 1.1% to $91,500, marking its fourth gain in five sessions, despite being down nearly 17% for the month. In contrast, Ethereum slipped 0.3% to $3,000, and Solana dipped 0.7% to $141.9. Brazilian stocks reached a new record with the IBOVESPA climbing 1.7%, extending its winning streak to four months and achieving year-to-date gains of 32%. Puma SE's stock surged over 18% following reports of a potential takeover by China's Anta Sports.

Unknown +70 HSY

Cocoa Melts To 2-Year Lows — Just In Time For Hot Chocolate Season

Cocoa futures have fallen to their lowest levels in nearly two years, providing a potential margin relief for chocolate manufacturers like Hershey Co (NYSE: HSY) and Mondelez International Inc (NASDAQ: MDLZ) as they enter the holiday season. The decline in cocoa prices, which had previously surged to record highs, could help these companies manage costs better amid inflationary pressures and price-sensitive consumers. However, there are concerns about softening global demand that may impact sales, and investors will be closely monitoring unit growth during the peak holiday period.

Industrials +50 BA

Is Jim Cramer Calling Boeing's Bottom — Or Is The Stock Just Running On Pentagon Propellant?

Boeing Co (NYSE: BA) saw its stock rise approximately 2.5% to around $187 after securing over $7 billion in new U.S. defense contracts, including a $4.7 billion deal for 96 Apache helicopters for Poland and a $2.47 billion award for KC-46A Pegasus tankers. Despite this positive news, the stock has experienced an 18% decline over the past month, and analysts are divided on whether this rebound is sustainable. Additionally, NASA's decision to cut Boeing's Starliner crew missions from six to four has created further uncertainty regarding the company's future performance.

Unknown -85 JEF

SEC Opens Civil Probe Into Jefferies Over $12B First Brands Collapse

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is investigating Jefferies Financial Group Inc. (NYSE: JEF) regarding its disclosure of exposure to First Brands Group, a bankrupt auto parts supplier with $12 billion in debt. The SEC's probe focuses on Jefferies' Point Bonita Capital fund, which held $715 million in receivables linked to First Brands before its Chapter 11 filing. The investigation also examines potential internal control issues and undisclosed fee arrangements related to the fund's financing. Jefferies CEO Rich Handler stated that the firm believes it was defrauded by First Brands.

Unknown -50 USDTUSD

S&P Calls Tether 'Weak' — Meanwhile It's Buying More Gold Than Central Banks

S&P Global has downgraded Tether (USDT) from a stability score of 4 (constrained) to 5 (weak), citing a shift in its reserve composition towards riskier assets like Bitcoin and gold, with Bitcoin now accounting for 5.6% of USDT in circulation. Despite this downgrade, Tether has purchased 26 tonnes of gold in the last quarter, surpassing several countries and bringing its total gold holdings to approximately 116 tonnes, making it the largest independent holder of physical gold. This move is seen as a strategic hedge against potential shifts in the monetary landscape.

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