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The consumer-price index for August is due out later today. Volatility might slowly start picking up ahead of the release.

Apple failed to impress with the release of the iPhone 15 and Oracle crashed 13% on weak guidance. Here’s what’s moving markets.

The software behemoth was the S&P 500’s biggest loser on Tuesday, knocked by a disappointing forward-looking guidance.

The Big Tech firm is not likely to bring about a complete overhaul of the flagship phone. Nonetheless, Apple stock moved higher in pre-market.

Wages logged a record pace of growth and beat lowering inflation. But the pound didn’t catch on the good news.

The OG crypto asset is chugging along in a dry-spell September, weighed down by low volatility and thin dealmaking activity.

All three major stock indexes finished the week in the red. Investors gird up for an action-packed week with inflation data looming.

The powerful upward swing has taken bears by surprise. Could upcoming inflation data knock the dollar later this week?

Macro headwinds are ahead, according to the electronic-signature company. It did perform pretty good in the quarter, though.

The company sells around 50 million iPhones in China annually. A sweeping ban is what investors fear and that spells trouble for Apple.