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PropMarketCapFRESHCrypto market·
Bitcoin returned to $83,500 and updated its weekly high, the crypto market gained 3.1%
In 24 hours, BTC gained about 2.4% and rose to $83,500 - a weekly high. The rebound follows last week's decline, when crypto tumbled along with Nasdaq on a hot US inflation report.
PropMarketCapFRESHCurrencies, commodities and indices·
Tesla and SpaceX have formed merger committees, and Tesla's report comes out tonight
Elon Musk confirmed on SpaceX's quarterly call: the boards of directors of both companies have formed special committees to discuss a merger. The deal could become the largest corporate one in history; Tesla shares in after-hours trading have already risen to $380.29.
PropMarketCapFRESHCurrencies, commodities and indices·
SpaceX: revenue $14.58B (+161%), profit $4.4B, stock up to +6.9% in after-hours trading
SpaceX reported third-quarter 2026 results after market close on October 20: revenue of $14.58B versus the $12.74-13.0B consensus and net income of $4.40B versus a $1.05B loss a year earlier.
PropMarketCapFRESHMacroeconomics and central banks·
A packed Tuesday: China's LPR rate, ZEW, ADP and the Netflix report
On October 20 the calendar is packed from night until late evening: at 04:15 Moscow time China announces its benchmark LPR rate, at 12:00 the ZEW indices for Germany and the Eurozone are released, at 15:15 - weekly ADP employment data for the US, and at 23:05 Netflix reports. The movement will be stretched across the whole day rather than gathered into a single candle.
PropMarketCapFRESHMacroeconomics and central banks·
Tesla, Meta, Netflix and SpaceX reports: $3.6 trillion in market cap at stake
On Tuesday and Wednesday after the US market close, quarterly reports from Tesla, Meta, Netflix and SpaceX are released. Nasdaq values just the first three at a combined $3.6 trillion - the reaction in their shares drags the entire tech sector along with it.
PropMarketCapFRESHCurrencies, commodities and indices·
US bank stocks fall for six straight weeks - worst streak since 2008
The KBW Bank Index (a stock market indicator made up of shares of the largest US banks - it is used to judge whether investors believe in the financial sector) has been declining for the sixth week in a row and has lost 11% in a month and a half. There has not been such a long streak since the 2008 crisis.