BoJ at 0.75% Meets the Fed at 3.625%: The Yen Trade Explained
The widest policy-rate gap between Washington and Tokyo since the 1990s is keeping the yen on the back foot. Here is what the May 2026 capital markets picture looks like.
The widest policy-rate gap between Washington and Tokyo since the 1990s is keeping the yen on the back foot. Here is what the May 2026 capital markets picture looks like.
Figma beat Q1 estimates with $333.4M revenue (+46% YoY) and raised FY26 guidance to $1.422B-$1.428B as AI tools drive paid seat expansion.
Private credit, bank loans, and syndicated loans all finance the same companies. Here is how each channel actually works, and where the money sits.
Cerebras Systems (CBRS) opened around $350 on its Nasdaq debut — 89% above the $185 IPO price — briefly crossing a $100B market cap before settling near $324.
Doximity (DOCS) crashed 24% after Q4 revenue growth slowed to 5%, FY27 sales guidance trailed consensus, and Wall Street slashed price targets across the board.
Plain-English guide to municipal bonds: GO vs revenue, how the federal tax exemption changes your real yield, and why munis default less than corporates.
Honeywell-backed Quantinuum publicly filed its S-1 on May 8, 2026, targeting a Nasdaq listing under QNT with JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley leading the book.
Nokia jumped 11.69% to $14.71 on May 13 as the Finnish telecom-equipment giant pushed agentic AI into network operations, well outpacing rival Ericsson.
From the S-1 registration statement to bookbuilding, allocation, the first trade, and the greenshoe option — a plain-English walk through the modern IPO process.
Cerebras priced its Nasdaq IPO at $185 a share — 19% above the upsized range — raising $5.55B as AI-chip demand erupts. Trading begins May 14 under CBRS.