Fortune Prime Global acquires ASIC regulated CFD broker GMT Markets

Wall Street closed higher on Tuesday, led by technology and semiconductor stocks after Broadcom announced $63 billion in financing to supply chips and networking equipment to Anthropic. Broadcom gained 4%, while AMD rose 5.5%, lifting the Nasdaq Composite by 1.2%.

Gold has reversed sharply after attempting to recover toward $4,070. The precious metal had been consolidating around the $4,000 level before staging a strong upward move yesterday. However, the recovery failed to hold near the $4,070–$4,075 resistance zone, triggering a fresh wave of selling.

Copy trading has revolutionized retail financial markets by enabling individual traders to automatically replicate the live market positions of experienced traders formally known as Signal Providers directly within their personal brokerage accounts.

This is the most crowded week of the quarter. Alphabet and Microsoft report on Wednesday night, a few hours after the Federal Reserve announces its October decision. Amazon follows on Thursday, the same day as the advance read on third quarter GDP and September PCE inflation. The Bank of Canada, the ECB and the Bank of Japan all meet before Friday. And with the US midterms a week away on November 3, election-driven volatility starts to seep into prices from here.

NinjaTrader Group has launched its futures-only trading platform in the UK, giving traders access to CME and Eurex contracts, a free simulator and GBP or USD funding, following earlier 2026 expansion across Germany, Italy, France, the Netherlands, Spain and wider EU markets. Web, desktop and mobile access is offered.

US stock futures are positive in early trading today with the Dow rising 0.2%, while Nasdaq-100 futures gained 0.1%.

The Nasdaq 100 remains under bearish pressure after failing to sustain its recent recovery toward the 29,400–29,500 area. Following the sharp decline toward 28,838, the index entered a consolidation phase before rebounding toward approximately 29,400.

Hyperliquid says Kraken parent Payward is intended to be the first CFTC-regulated deployer on its HIP-3 markets, using Bitnomial and NinjaTrader Clearing to offer perpetual futures to U.S. clients, subject to approval. Hyperliquid also outlined HIP-3*, which adds optional permissioned markets with on-chain allowlists.

Deutsche Börse Group has launched 24/7 trading in DAX 40 equities via 360X’s regulated MTF, using a request-for-quote model outside Xetra hours. Existing clients can onboard directly, trade standard DAX ISINs and settle in euro into their Clearstream accounts, while core Xetra auctions and opening prices stay unchanged.

DXtrade, the multi-asset trading platform from Devexperts, has integrated with KuCoin, giving brokers licensing DXtrade access to KuCoin’s aggregate liquidity for spot and perpetual futures markets through its Market Maker Support System, which covers trading incentives, OTC lending and matching latency as low as 3ms.