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  1. Rank 1. Christine Lagarde resigns as European Central Bank PresidentSource news18.com

    Christine Lagarde has resigned as President of the European Central Bank, stepping down nine months before her term was set to expire, according to News18. Her departure comes as Europe faces renewed inflation pressures and economic uncertainty.

    Topics: economy and central bankscentral bankseconomyinflation

    Why it ranked: Lagarde's early resignation introduces leadership uncertainty at the ECB as Europe faces inflation and debt challenges.

    read source: Christine Lagarde resigns as European Central Bank President

  2. Rank 2. Alphabet loses $500 billion in value as AI search hits ad revenueSource bbc.com

    Alphabet's market value dropped by $500 billion after the company revealed that its AI-powered search summaries were impacting ad revenue, BBC reports. The announcement caused Alphabet's stock to hit a six-month low as investors reacted to concerns over future advertising income.

    Topics: markets and assetsequitiesearnings

    Why it ranked: A $500 billion drop in Alphabet's value affects global equity markets and signals investor concern about AI's impact on ad revenue.

    read source: Alphabet loses $500 billion in value as AI search hits ad revenue

  3. Rank 3. Egypt central bank raises key interest rate to 20%Source marketscreener.com

    Egypt's central bank raised its key interest rates by 100 basis points, increasing the deposit rate to 20% from 19%, MarketScreener reports. This is the bank's first rate hike since March 2024, as it responds to ongoing inflationary pressures.

    Topics: economy and central bankscentral banksratesinflation

    Why it ranked: Egypt's rate hike is a major move for emerging markets, affecting borrowing costs and inflation expectations in the region.

    read source: Egypt central bank raises key interest rate to 20%

  4. Rank 4. Anthropic files for IPO, could set record for largest offeringSource nypost.com

    Anthropic has filed for its highly anticipated IPO, which could become the largest initial public offering in history, according to the New York Post. The move is expected to drive spending in the San Francisco area's luxury markets as employees and early investors prepare for a windfall.

    Topics: capital marketsiposprivate markets

    Why it ranked: Anthropic's IPO filing could reshape the tech IPO market and drive economic activity in the San Francisco Bay Area.

    read source: Anthropic files for IPO, could set record for largest offering

  5. Rank 5. Microsoft plans about $25 billion bond sale, its first since 2017, Reuters reportsSource investing.com

    Microsoft plans to raise about $25 billion in its first U.S. investment-grade bond sale in more than nine years, two sources told Reuters on October 29, 2026. One source said the offering had drawn more than $100 billion of orders. Bloomberg reported the debt would come in as many as 10 tranches maturing in 2 to 40 years, managed by Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Chase and UBS.

    Topics: capital marketsbondscredit

    Why it ranked: Microsoft joins other large tech companies that have sold bonds and raised equity over the past year to pay for AI spending instead of relying on cash reserves, Reuters reported.

    read source: Microsoft plans about $25 billion bond sale, its first since 2017, Reuters reports

  6. Rank 6. Thrive Holdings agrees to buy ADT in a $15.3 billion all-cash dealSource newsroom.adt.com

    ADT said on October 29, 2026 that Thrive Holdings, a permanent capital holding company, will acquire the home security provider in an all-cash deal valuing it at about $7.6 billion in equity and $15.3 billion in enterprise value. ADT stockholders will receive $10.00 per share, a 45.6% premium to the unaffected October 27 close. The deal is expected to close in the first quarter of 2027.

    Topics: companies and dealsmergers acquisitionsprivate markets

    Why it ranked: Completion needs approval from ADT stockholders and U.S. antitrust clearance, ADT said, and the deal carries no financing condition.

    read source: Thrive Holdings agrees to buy ADT in a $15.3 billion all-cash deal

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  1. Rank 1. US Federal Reserve holds rates steady ahead of midterm electionsSource nzherald.co.nz

    The US Federal Reserve kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at about 3.9% on October 28, 2026, as reported by The New Zealand Herald. The decision was in line with market expectations and comes just days before crucial midterm elections, with inflation still running high. The Fed gave little indication about its next policy moves.

    Topics: economy and central bankseconomycentral banksratesinflation

    Why it ranked: The Federal Reserve's rate decision directly affects borrowing costs, market expectations, and economic growth in the US and globally.

    read source: US Federal Reserve holds rates steady ahead of midterm elections

  2. Rank 2. Google earnings miss as search growth slows, cloud beats expectationsSource investors.com

    Google's parent company Alphabet reported Q3 results showing strong cloud computing growth that beat expectations, but internet search advertising growth slowed and missed analyst views, according to Investor's Business Daily. Alphabet shares declined following the report.

    Topics: companies and dealsearnings

    Why it ranked: Alphabet's earnings and segment performance influence technology sector sentiment and digital ad market outlook.

    read source: Google earnings miss as search growth slows, cloud beats expectations

  3. Rank 3. CoStar Group stock falls 14% on revenue miss and Vexcel acquisitionSource seekingalpha.com

    CoStar Group shares declined 14% after the company reported a revenue miss and announced a deal to acquire Vexcel, according to Seeking Alpha. The report highlights key metrics that investors are watching closely.

    Topics: companies and dealsearningsmergers acquisitions

    Why it ranked: A double-digit stock drop tied to earnings and a new acquisition affects real estate technology markets and investor confidence.

    read source: CoStar Group stock falls 14% on revenue miss and Vexcel acquisition

  4. Rank 4. Neocloud stocks drop after Microsoft lowers capex forecastSource cnbc.com

    Shares of CoreWeave, Nebius, and IREN fell after Microsoft reported a lower-than-expected capital expenditure figure, CNBC reports. The revised capex points to infrastructure partners taking longer to deliver capacity.

    Topics: markets and assetsequities

    Why it ranked: Microsoft's capex guidance affects cloud infrastructure providers and signals changing demand in the tech supply chain.

    read source: Neocloud stocks drop after Microsoft lowers capex forecast

  5. Rank 5. Trump delays tariffs on robotics and machinery, seeks more talksSource news.bloombergtax.com

    President Donald Trump announced a delay in imposing tariffs on imports of robotics, industrial machinery, and related parts, instead directing officials to hold talks with trading partners, Bloomberg Tax News reports. The move affects international trade negotiations and industrial supply chains.

    Topics: regulation and policytraderegulation

    Why it ranked: Delaying tariffs on industrial goods impacts global supply chains and trade relations for manufacturers and exporters.

    read source: Trump delays tariffs on robotics and machinery, seeks more talks

  6. Rank 6. LCI Industries gets rival $101-per-share offer as Patrick merger faces scrutinySource plasticsnews.com

    LCI Industries received a competing $101-per-share cash buyout offer from Monomoy Capital Partners, but both LCI and Patrick Industries remain committed to their planned merger despite antitrust scrutiny, Plastics News reports.

    Topics: companies and dealsmergers acquisitions

    Why it ranked: A competing buyout bid and regulatory scrutiny could affect the outcome of a major merger in the manufacturing sector.

    read source: LCI Industries gets rival $101-per-share offer as Patrick merger faces scrutiny

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  1. Rank 1. Robinhood shares fall 4% as crypto slump offsets new business gainsSource cnbc.com

    Robinhood's third-quarter revenue met expectations, but shares fell 4% as a slump in crypto trading weighed on profits. The company saw gains in new business areas such as options and predictions markets, according to CNBC. The results show the impact of crypto market volatility on Robinhood's financial performance.

    Topics: companies and dealsearningsdigital assets

    Why it ranked: Robinhood's earnings and share price move reflect the ongoing influence of crypto markets on major fintechs and investor sentiment.

    read source: Robinhood shares fall 4% as crypto slump offsets new business gains

  2. Rank 2. Brazil central bank to roll over currency swaps maturing in DecemberSource marketscreener.com

    Brazil's central bank announced it will begin holding auctions on November 4 to roll over traditional currency swaps maturing on December 1. The move aims to manage liquidity and currency risk as stated in the bank's official statement reported by MarketScreener.

    Topics: economy and central bankscentral bankscurrencies

    Why it ranked: The central bank's currency swap actions affect liquidity and hedging for participants in Brazil's FX and derivatives markets.

    read source: Brazil central bank to roll over currency swaps maturing in December

  3. Rank 3. Chile central bank holds benchmark interest rate at 4.5%Source marketscreener.com

    Chile's central bank kept its benchmark interest rate steady at 4.5% in a unanimous decision, extending its pause on rates. The decision was in line with analysts' expectations, according to MarketScreener.

    Topics: economy and central bankscentral banksrates

    Why it ranked: The rate hold signals policy stability in Chile, affecting borrowing costs and economic planning for businesses and investors.

    read source: Chile central bank holds benchmark interest rate at 4.5%

  4. Rank 4. DoorDash is in advanced talks to buy Instacart for about $17 billion, Reuters reportsSource usatoday.com

    DoorDash is in advanced talks to acquire Instacart in a deal that could value the grocery-delivery company at about $17 billion, a source told Reuters on October 26, 2026, after The Wall Street Journal first reported the talks. A deal could be finalized as soon as October 28, though there are no guarantees. Instacart shares rose about 8% and DoorDash shares fell around 6%.

    Topics: companies and dealsmergers acquisitionsequities

    Why it ranked: Instacart’s separate deal talks with Uber are no longer active, the source told Reuters, which leaves DoorDash as the delivery company in talks for Instacart.

    read source: DoorDash is in advanced talks to buy Instacart for about $17 billion, Reuters reports

  5. Rank 5. Coca-Cola shares fall despite raised forecast and strong resultsSource marketscreener.com

    Consumer companies experienced mixed earnings results, with Coca-Cola shares declining despite the company raising its full-year forecast. Higher volumes and prices lifted Coca-Cola's results, but the stock still fell, MarketScreener reports.

    Topics: companies and dealsearnings

    Why it ranked: Coca-Cola's earnings and stock reaction highlight challenges for consumer companies in translating strong results into share price gains.

    read source: Coca-Cola shares fall despite raised forecast and strong results

  6. Rank 6. Re:Build, the manufacturer that spun out Slate Auto, raises $2.1 billionSource techcrunch.com

    Re:Build, a Massachusetts manufacturing company co-founded by former Amazon executive Jeff Wilke, raised $2.1 billion in a round led by General Catalyst and JPMorganChase’s Strategic Investment Group, TechCrunch reported on October 27, 2026. Re:Build says its network of companies employs more than 2,100 people in the U.S. across 2.4 million square feet of manufacturing space.

    Topics: companies and dealsprivate markets

    Why it ranked: Re:Build said the money will expand its capacity to manufacture hard tech products and launch new industrial startups, as it did with EV maker Slate Auto.

    read source: Re:Build, the manufacturer that spun out Slate Auto, raises $2.1 billion

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  1. Rank 1. Anthropic files for up to $2 trillion IPO on NasdaqSource republicworld.com

    Anthropic has filed for a possible $100 billion IPO at a valuation of up to $2 trillion, according to Republic World. The company reported a 14-fold revenue increase to $16 billion and an $80.7 billion loss, and plans to list as ANT on Nasdaq next month ahead of OpenAI. This would be one of the largest tech IPOs to date.

    Topics: capital marketsiposearnings

    Why it ranked: Anthropic’s potential $2 trillion IPO would be among the largest in history, affecting tech valuations and capital markets.

    read source: Anthropic files for up to $2 trillion IPO on Nasdaq

  2. Rank 2. China’s central bank introduces bond market swap facility for non-bank institutionsSource economictimes.indiatimes.com

    China’s central bank has launched the Bond Market NBFI Swap Facility to stabilize the bond market in the face of possible systemic stress or liquidity issues, The Economic Times reports. This facility allows bank wealth management subsidiaries and public fund managers to access central bank bills and finance the purchase of qualifying bonds, which can be pledged for central bank support.

    Topics: economy and central bankscentral banksbondsmarket structure

    Why it ranked: China’s new facility aims to stabilize its bond market, providing support to financial institutions and reducing systemic risk.

    read source: China’s central bank introduces bond market swap facility for non-bank institutions

  3. Rank 3. Meta plans to raise up to $95 billion in stock sales for AI spendingSource cnbc.com

    Meta said on October 26, 2026 it will raise about $35 billion through underwritten offerings of common stock and mandatory convertible preferred shares, followed by a planned $60 billion at-the-market program, CNBC reported. Meta said Nvidia, AMD and Broadcom were interested in buying up to $5 billion in shares. The stock was down 1.6% in morning trading after the announcement.

    Topics: capital marketsequities

    Why it ranked: Meta said the money will fund AI infrastructure, its Muse agent and its data center business, alongside operating cash flow and investment-grade debt.

    read source: Meta plans to raise up to $95 billion in stock sales for AI spending

  4. Rank 4. Pakistan central bank raises key rate to 12% amid inflation and conflict risksSource freepressjournal.in

    Pakistan’s central bank raised its policy rate by 50 basis points to 12%, citing higher global energy prices, conflict risks in West Asia, and domestic wheat supply disruptions, according to Free Press Journal. Inflation eased to 10.3% in September, but the bank warned of a worsening outlook and expects GDP growth of 3.5–4.5% for FY27.

    Topics: economy and central bankscentral banksratesinflationeconomy

    Why it ranked: Pakistan’s rate hike reflects inflation and geopolitical pressures, impacting borrowing costs and economic growth projections.

    read source: Pakistan central bank raises key rate to 12% amid inflation and conflict risks

  5. Rank 5. US and Canada reportedly negotiating deal to ease steel and auto tariffsSource devdiscourse.com

    The US and Canada are working on a deal to ease steel and auto tariffs, sources told Devdiscourse. The negotiations aim to resolve trade tensions and could affect cross-border manufacturing and supply chains.

    Topics: regulation and policytraderegulation

    Why it ranked: Easing tariffs between the US and Canada could benefit manufacturers and reduce costs in the auto and steel industries.

    read source: US and Canada reportedly negotiating deal to ease steel and auto tariffs

  6. Rank 6. Apollo is finalizing a deal for nearly 10% of Mubadala Capital, CNBC reportsSource cnbc.com

    Apollo Global Management is finalizing a deal to buy nearly a 10% stake in Mubadala Capital, the asset manager owned by Abu Dhabi’s sovereign wealth fund Mubadala Investment Co., CNBC reported on October 26, 2026, citing people familiar with the matter. Financial terms were not known. Mubadala Capital advises and administers more than $755 billion in assets, and its alternatives business has grown to more than $60 billion.

    Topics: companies and dealsprivate marketsmergers acquisitions

    Why it ranked: The stake extends Apollo’s existing partnership with Mubadala Investment Co., which includes a $2.5 billion private credit joint venture formed in 2023.

    read source: Apollo is finalizing a deal for nearly 10% of Mubadala Capital, CNBC reports

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  1. Rank 1. Bank of Canada expected to hike rates as oil shock persistsSource theglobeandmail.com

    The Bank of Canada is expected to raise its benchmark interest rate for the first time in three years, according to The Globe and Mail. The decision comes as oil prices remain high and despite subdued inflation data, with analysts noting an unusual amount of uncertainty due to Governor Macklem’s hawkish remarks.

    Topics: economy and central bankscentral banksratesinflationcommodities

    Why it ranked: A Bank of Canada rate hike would affect borrowing costs, inflation, and economic growth across Canada, with global commodity prices adding pressure.

    read source: Bank of Canada expected to hike rates as oil shock persists

  2. Rank 2. SpaceX secures $40 billion in debt financing for GPUsSource reuters.com

    Elon Musk said SpaceX has closed $40 billion in debt financing for graphics processing units, Reuters reports. The company’s investment-grade status and revenue from its Starlink and launch businesses helped maintain access to credit.

    Topics: companies and dealsearningscredit

    Why it ranked: SpaceX’s large-scale financing signals robust investor confidence and supports expansion in satellite and launch services.

    read source: SpaceX secures $40 billion in debt financing for GPUs

  3. Rank 3. Bon Secours nears $6 billion Surgery Partners takeoverSource reuters.com

    Bon Secours Mercy Health is in late-stage talks to acquire a majority stake in Surgery Partners, valuing the company at about $6 billion including debt, according to the Financial Times as reported by Reuters. The deal would mark a major transaction in the healthcare sector.

    Topics: companies and dealsmergers acquisitionsearnings

    Why it ranked: A $6 billion healthcare acquisition would reshape the sector and impact competition and service provision.

    read source: Bon Secours nears $6 billion Surgery Partners takeover

  4. Rank 4. Nifty faces pressure as crude tops $117 and global risks mountSource cnbctv18.com

    India’s Nifty index has fallen for four straight sessions, with small-cap stocks seeing their steepest weekly drop since February 2025, CNBC TV18 reports. Analysts are watching the 22,200 level as key support, with crude oil prices, US-Iran tensions, central bank decisions, and earnings in focus.

    Topics: markets and assetsequitiescommoditiescentral banksearnings

    Why it ranked: Sustained declines in India’s benchmark index and oil price surges could affect investor sentiment and capital flows in emerging markets.

    read source: Nifty faces pressure as crude tops $117 and global risks mount

  5. Rank 5. Israel’s central bank rejects crypto as sanction workaroundSource middleeasteye.net

    Israel’s central bank stated that digital currencies cannot replace economic ties with trading partners, Middle East Eye reports. The comment comes after Prime Minister Netanyahu suggested using crypto to bypass sanctions, drawing a rare rebuke from the central bank.

    Topics: digital assetsdigital assetsregulationfinancial crime

    Why it ranked: Central bank opposition to using crypto for sanctions evasion highlights regulatory and diplomatic limits on digital assets.

    read source: Israel’s central bank rejects crypto as sanction workaround

  6. Rank 6. Jio Platforms IPO allotment begins for India’s largest listingSource channelnewsasia.com

    Share allotment for Jio Platforms’ IPO, India’s largest in rupee terms, begins October 26, according to CNA. The digital and telecom arm of Reliance Industries will start trading on October 28 on the National and Bombay Stock Exchanges.

    Topics: capital marketsiposequities

    Why it ranked: The Jio Platforms IPO is a major capital markets event that could influence liquidity and valuations in India’s equity markets.

    read source: Jio Platforms IPO allotment begins for India’s largest listing

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  1. Rank 1. LIV Golf paid $15 million to retain executives before bankruptcy filingSource ajc.com

    LIV Golf paid $15.6 million to retain seven executives, including $6.375 million to CEO Scott O'Neil, in the three months before filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, according to court documents filed in New Jersey. The Saudi sovereign wealth fund ended its financial support, and BC Partners Credit has pledged up to $300 million to back LIV 2.0. Key players like Jon Rahm and Sergio Garcia have left, and LIV faces lawsuits for unpaid services. A bankruptcy hearing is set for November 5, reports The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

    Topics: companies and dealsbankingcreditearnings

    Why it ranked: LIV Golf's bankruptcy and executive retention payments highlight major financial instability and the withdrawal of sovereign wealth backing, affecting creditors, employees, and the broader sports finance sector.

    read source: LIV Golf paid $15 million to retain executives before bankruptcy filing

  2. Rank 2. 82% of firms beat EPS estimates in latest earnings seasonSource seekingalpha.com

    According to Seeking Alpha, 82% of firms have beaten EPS estimates and 79% reported year-over-year earnings growth in the latest earnings season. Major companies such as Tesla, Meta, and Netflix are among those that either beat or missed expectations, providing a broad view of corporate performance.

    Topics: companies and dealsearningsequities

    Why it ranked: A high rate of earnings beats across major firms signals strong corporate health, which can influence investor sentiment and market direction.

    read source: 82% of firms beat EPS estimates in latest earnings season

  3. Rank 3. Reliance Jio Platforms IPO subscribed 22 times with strong institutional demandSource livemint.com

    Reliance Jio Platforms’ IPO was subscribed 22.19 times, with qualified institutional buyers subscribing 70.55 times, according to Livemint. The grey market premium was reported at ₹248, suggesting an estimated listing price of ₹1,367, a 22.16% gain over the upper price band.

    Topics: capital marketsiposequities

    Why it ranked: The heavy oversubscription and premium for Reliance Jio's IPO indicate robust investor appetite and could set benchmarks for future large-cap offerings in India.

    read source: Reliance Jio Platforms IPO subscribed 22 times with strong institutional demand

  4. Rank 4. Singapore fuel oil crack surges above $10 per barrel in OctoberSource oilprice.com

    Singapore’s high-sulfur fuel oil (HSFO) crack surged above $10 per barrel in October, up from a $5 discount in February, as disrupted Middle Eastern and Russian supplies met resilient bunker demand, reports OilPrice.com.

    Topics: markets and assetscommoditiescurrencies

    Why it ranked: The sharp increase in fuel oil prices due to supply disruptions impacts shipping costs and energy markets across Asia.

    read source: Singapore fuel oil crack surges above $10 per barrel in October

  5. Rank 5. Central Bank of India reports Rs 13.97 crore in unauthorized transactionsSource ndtvprofit.com

    Central Bank of India reported 187 unauthorized transfers totaling Rs 13.97 crore from its settlement account with the RBI over three days in October. The bank alleges unauthorized access to the banking messaging system and has filed an FIR, according to NDTV Profit.

    Topics: financial crime and riskbankingfinancial crime

    Why it ranked: The breach at a major Indian bank raises concerns about cybersecurity and operational risk in the financial sector.

    read source: Central Bank of India reports Rs 13.97 crore in unauthorized transactions

  6. Rank 6. Bitcoin nears $85,000 before sellers halt rallySource 247wallst.com

    Bitcoin came within $150 of $85,000 before sellers stepped in, according to 24/7 Wall St. The report discusses whether Bitcoin can recover above that level in November.

    Topics: digital assetsdigital assetscurrencies

    Why it ranked: Bitcoin's approach to a new high reflects ongoing volatility and investor interest in digital assets, influencing crypto markets globally.

    read source: Bitcoin nears $85,000 before sellers halt rally

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  1. Rank 1. Infosys shares drop 6% after cutting FY27 revenue growth guidanceSource timesofindia.indiatimes.com

    Infosys shares fell 6% in early NYSE trading after the company cut its FY27 revenue growth guidance to 1%-2%. The revised outlook followed a lackluster Q2 performance, as reported by Times of India on October 23, 2026.

    Topics: companies and dealsearnings

    Why it ranked: A guidance cut and share drop at Infosys, a major global IT services firm, directly affects investor sentiment and sector outlook.

    read source: Infosys shares drop 6% after cutting FY27 revenue growth guidance

  2. Rank 2. Robert Half stock jumps 22% on Q3 earnings beat and outlookSource seekingalpha.com

    Robert Half stock surged 22% after the company reported an earnings beat and provided an upbeat outlook for Q3. Seeking Alpha reported that the results signaled a potential turning point for the business.

    Topics: companies and dealsearnings

    Why it ranked: A 22% share surge on strong earnings and guidance at a large staffing firm signals a shift in labor market and business service demand.

    read source: Robert Half stock jumps 22% on Q3 earnings beat and outlook

  3. Rank 3. ECB expected to hold rates in October, hike to 2.75% in DecemberSource europesays.com

    Commerzbank economists expect the European Central Bank to keep its deposit rate at 2.50% in October, then raise it to 2.75% in December. This projection comes as the ECB responds to ongoing economic conditions, according to EUROPE SAYS.

    Topics: economy and central bankscentral banksrates

    Why it ranked: ECB rate expectations shape borrowing costs and economic outlook across the eurozone.

    read source: ECB expected to hold rates in October, hike to 2.75% in December

  4. Rank 4. Russian central bank holds rate at 14%, raises 2026 inflation forecastSource devdiscourse.com

    The Russian central bank kept its key interest rate unchanged at 14% and raised its 2026 inflation forecast. Devdiscourse reported that Governor Elvira Nabiullina held a press conference following the decision.

    Topics: economy and central bankscentral banksratesinflation

    Why it ranked: A rate hold and higher inflation forecast at Russia's central bank affect financial conditions and inflation expectations in a major economy.

    read source: Russian central bank holds rate at 14%, raises 2026 inflation forecast

  5. Rank 5. Moderna shares drop as much as 25% after cancer vaccine data leaksSource cnbc.com

    Moderna shares fell as much as 25% on October 22, 2026 after partial phase 3 data on its personalized melanoma vaccine with Merck leaked ahead of a medical conference, CNBC reported. The shot paired with Keytruda cut the risk of recurrence or death by 42% versus Keytruda alone. Analysts at BMO and UBS called the data positive and tied the drop to inflated expectations after a 530% year-to-date rally.

    Topics: markets and assetsequities

    Why it ranked: Merck shares fell about 1%, and Moderna CEO Stéphane Bancel told CNBC the company is finishing a filing to seek full regulatory approval for the vaccine next year.

    read source: Moderna shares drop as much as 25% after cancer vaccine data leaks

  6. Rank 6. JPMorgan receives initial approval to launch merchant bank in NigeriaSource marketscreener.com

    Nigeria's central bank granted JPMorgan approval-in-principle to establish a merchant bank in the country. MarketScreener reported that this marks a potential expansion by the US lender into Africa's most populous nation.

    Topics: banking and creditbanking

    Why it ranked: JPMorgan's entry into Nigerian merchant banking could reshape competition and financial services in a key African market.

    read source: JPMorgan receives initial approval to launch merchant bank in Nigeria