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The United States and Iran have signaled that a renewal of peace talks is unlikely in the near term amid ongoing military attacks.
Quarterly results for four of the "Magnificent Seven" technology companies are expected to be released in the upcoming week.
The Clarity Act for crypto regulation is considered to be very close to passing in the U.S. Senate.
Charles Schwab reported a record 11.9 million daily average revenue trades in the second quarter, a 57% increase from the previous year.
Charles Schwab's second-quarter trading revenue rose 28% to $1.2 billion.
Charles Schwab's second-quarter total net new assets reached $118.7 billion, significantly beating estimates.
The day of the SpaceX IPO generated the highest single-day call volume in the 50-year history of Charles Schwab.
Retail investor demand for the SpaceX IPO was unprecedentedly high, far exceeding the available share allocation.
According to Bill Ford, Chinese automakers are going to enter the US market, and the American auto industry is not prepared for the competition.
Inflation concerns are being fueled by the ongoing war in the Middle East, which has caused oil prices to rise.
Charles Schwab's recent performance benefited from market volatility and the SpaceX initial public offering.
Robinhood is expanding its digital asset services into the United Kingdom and Canada.