September 23, 2025, 4:38 PM GMT+6 — Updated 2 hours ago
Traders operate on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York City, U.S., on September 17, 2025. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid/File Photo – Purchase Licensing Rights
London, Sept 23 (Reuters) — Key Developments Shaping U.S. and Global Markets Today
By Amanda Cooper, Markets Breaking News Editor, Europe
Global markets show NYSE traders floor news diverging trends this morning: Wall Street eased after record-breaking highs, Asian equities gained on strong AI momentum, and gold surged past $3,750 an ounce as investors sought safety. Meanwhile, the Fed’s mixed signals NYSE trading updates September 2025 ahead of Powell’s remarks keep rate-cut hopes alive, though increasingly fragile.
Wall Street paused after record highs as investors weighed mixed Wall Street trading highlights signals. The Dow slipped 0.21%, the S&P 500 edged down 0.02%, while the Nasdaq inched up 0.11%. Apple jumped 2.4% on strong iPhone 17 demand, and Tesla and Nvidia extended their winning streaks. However, sentiment US stock market news
was shaken after Donald Trump floated a $100,000 H-1B visa fee, raising concerns for tech firms and banks reliant on global talent. Kenvue, the maker of Tylenol, looked set to rebound after sharp losses tied to a Trump administration claim linking painkiller use during pregnancy to autism in children.
In Asia, momentum stayed strong. AI-driven optimism kept tech Brendan McDermid NYSE Reuters shares rallying, with Nvidia’s $100 billion investment pledge in OpenAI fueling the NYSE live trading floor photos
surge. Gold soared past $3,750 an ounce, up nearly 9% this month as investors hedge against global uncertainty. While Japan’s Nikkei was closed for a holiday, it remains up 6.5% in September, NYSE market trends 2025
with Taiwan and South Korea also posting impressive monthly gains.
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Markets continue to bet on a near-certain October rate cut, with odds holding at 90%, though Fed officials urged restraint. Treasury yields climbed, pushing the 10-year to 4.15%. The dollar NYSE trading activity NYC index steadied around 97.33, the euro traded at $1.18, and the yen at 147.77. Oil prices slipped—Brent at $66.24 and WTI at $61.98—while gold extended gains despite hawkish Fed commentary, as investors await Powell’s remarks later today.
Meanwhile, Nvidia (NVDA.O) announced plans to invest up to $100 billion in OpenAI, alongside providing advanced data-center chips. The partnership underscores a major alignment between two of the most influential players in the rapidly accelerating global AI race.
Disney (DIS.N) announced on Monday that comedian Jimmy Kimmel will return to late-night television on Tuesday, just six days after his show was suspended and faced the threat of a regulatory probe over remarks he made concerning conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination.
The United States is weighing the possibility of imposing sanctions as early as this week on the International Criminal Court (ICC), a move that could disrupt the court’s daily operations. The step comes in retaliation for ongoing investigations into alleged Israeli war crimes.
U.S. pension funds and households now hold equities at record levels relative to their total assets, sparking debate over whether this signals the end of a decades-long stock market shift—or the start of a lasting new paradigm, writes ROI markets columnist Jamie McGeever.
Asia continues to dominate the global thermal coal trade, but the outlook is diverging. According to ROI columnist Clyde Russell, strong domestic New York stock market report demand in China, India, and Indonesia contrasts with a weakening seaborne market that may be losing relevance.
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