As of close, November 13, 2026
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Japan's preliminary third-quarter GDP arrives at 6:50 p.m. Eastern on Sunday, followed by China's October activity figures at 9 p.m. In New York on Monday, the Empire State survey, earnings from Baidu and Tyson Foods, and remarks from Fed Chair Kevin Warsh are on the calendar.
By Nadine Okonkwo, Global Macro Correspondent
The weekend slide came after seven straight sessions of withdrawals from U.S. spot bitcoin funds and about $2 billion of forced liquidations across crypto markets. Ether touched its lowest level since early July.
By Marcus Ell, Markets Columnist
Iran's Revolutionary Guards claimed a drone strike on a U.S. radar in Bahrain, which was not immediately confirmed. Brent settled Friday at $95.84 a barrel after the IEA said the oil market had returned to surplus.
By Jonah Peck, Energy Correspondent
A spot bitcoin fund holds the coin itself and changes its share count as money comes in and goes out. Seven straight sessions of withdrawals through Nov. 13 show how that looks in practice.
By Claire Ng, Retirement Columnist
A first GDP reading comes in two forms, a quarterly change and an annualized rate, and it is often revised. Japan's April-June figure, raised from 1.1 percent to 1.4 percent annualized, shows how much can move.
By Arthur Lin, Economics Columnist
As of close, November 13, 2026
Yield by maturity, percent, Nov 13, 2026
Source: U.S. Treasury. Change from the previous session, in percentage points.
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By Nadine Okonkwo, Global Macro Correspondent
Japan's preliminary third-quarter GDP arrives at 6:50 p.m. Eastern on Sunday, followed by China's October activity figures at 9 p.m. In New York on Monday, the Empire State survey, earnings from Baidu and Tyson Foods, and remarks from Fed Chair Kevin Warsh are on the calendar.
By Marcus Ell, Markets Columnist
The weekend slide came after seven straight sessions of withdrawals from U.S. spot bitcoin funds and about $2 billion of forced liquidations across crypto markets. Ether touched its lowest level since early July.
By Jonah Peck, Energy Correspondent
Iran's Revolutionary Guards claimed a drone strike on a U.S. radar in Bahrain, which was not immediately confirmed. Brent settled Friday at $95.84 a barrel after the IEA said the oil market had returned to surplus.
By Arthur Lin, Economics Columnist
A first GDP reading comes in two forms, a quarterly change and an annualized rate, and it is often revised. Japan's April-June figure, raised from 1.1 percent to 1.4 percent annualized, shows how much can move.
By Helen Voss, Rates Columnist
The monthly increase came in below the 0.4 percent economists expected, but the 12-month rise was the largest since November 2022. Futures markets price a quarter-point Fed increase in December.
By Arthur Lin, Economics Columnist
Four Democratic senators say they will oppose any short-term spending bill that lets the administration keep funding the war against Iran. Federal funding runs out Dec. 11, and a stopgap needs about seven Democratic votes in the Senate.
By Priya Raman, Tech and Business Analyst
Nvidia reports Tuesday after the close, its first quarter with Colette Kress as interim chief executive. Anthropic plans to price 825 million shares Wednesday, and Home Depot, Target and Walmart report around October's retail sales figure.
By Diego Marro, Small Business Correspondent
Revenue rose 24 percent to $18.5 billion, and Cisco now expects $9 billion of AI infrastructure revenue from hyperscalers this fiscal year. The stock fell on Friday anyway.
By Diego Marro, Small Business Correspondent
Anthropic's offering moves from a $70-to-$78 range to a single price and then to an opening trade on Nasdaq. Each step answers a different question, and the money goes to different places.
By Priya Raman, Tech and Business Analyst
Nvidia's board accepted Huang's resignation on Nov. 11 and named Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress interim chief executive. The shares closed down 4.3 percent Thursday after falling nearly 12 percent during the session.
By Priya Raman, Tech and Business Analyst
Nvidia was down 7.7 percent before Thursday's open, Reuters reported, after reports late Wednesday about Chief Executive Jensen Huang. The company has no clear succession plan, according to Reuters.
By Priya Raman, Tech and Business Analyst
The AI cloud provider reported third-quarter revenue of $3.66 billion, up 168 percent, and a $132.5 billion backlog. Its finance chief said the company does not plan more parent-level unsecured debt through 2027 at current yields.
By Claire Ng, Retirement Columnist
A spot bitcoin fund holds the coin itself and changes its share count as money comes in and goes out. Seven straight sessions of withdrawals through Nov. 13 show how that looks in practice.
By Ruth Hale, Personal Finance Columnist
Freddie Mac's latest survey puts the 15-year average 0.66 percentage point below the 30-year. On a $300,000 loan, the shorter term means a higher monthly payment and far less interest.
By Ruth Hale, Personal Finance Columnist
The dollar ended the week near a 19-month high, with the euro at $1.103 and the yen at 159.70 per dollar. Here is how those rates turn into a hotel bill or a checkout total.
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