Peter Devlin

Congress is apparently unable to vote on this war, but members have certainly voted with their stock portfolios. @SubversiveETFs Portfolio Manager @ETFProfessor joined with @dev_peter on @Reuters Inside ETFs to discuss Congressional trading tied to the Iran conflict and capital flowing into defense contractors. $NANC $GOP #ETFs

A source with direct knowledge tells me the Sept Jobs Report is expected to come out next week. #Jobs #Report

“Critical minerals are like the new oil,” @jyangsaez told @dev_peter on @ReutersBiz, pointing to their rising strategic importance. She added, “it’s important to remain diversified and disciplined” as tensions reshape the #global #metals landscape. reuters.com/video/watch/id…

It's day two of the #governmentshutdown, and yet Congressional Republicans and Democrats are still beating the market. Portfolio manager of the $NANC and $GOP ETFs @ETFProfessor joined @ReutersTV to discuss these strategies with @dev_peter. Tune in to hear which side is favoring #bigtech and #crypto reuters.com/video/watch/id…

With a government shutdown days away, US President Trump has amped up the pressure and ordered mass firing plans as talks collapse. @dev_peter reports reut.rs/4pL5oay

Caught up with @dev_peter to talk #GOLD and Gold Miners, and the unique ways to access it with #ETFs. @Vetta_Fi @Reuters reuters.com/video/watch/id…

Stocks shook off an initial drag from Nvidia's earnings, as traders digested the chipmaker's tepid revenue forecast. Find out what’s moving the markets every morning before Wall Street opens on Reuters Market Rundown reut.rs/3JCu6Jp

WATCH: US stocks held steady despite President Donald Trump’s unprecedented and escalating attacks on the Fed. Chris Beauchamp from IG believes that the traders are underpricing the risk to the central bank's independence

WATCH: Wall Street’s selloff in tech heavyweights dragged down global markets as traders worried that the hype surrounding AI could be overdone, Peter Devlin explains on Market Rundown

President Trump’s new punishing tariffs took effect, launching a new era of trade rivalry, but tech companies manufacturing semiconductors in the US will be spared a 100% tariff on all chips coming into the US. @dev_peter has more reut.rs/45ClKtM

WATCH: The Bank of England is expected to cut interest rates, but ING’s James Smith says the jobs market offers ‘no smoking gun’ to justify faster easing. A once-per-quarter rate-cutting pace remains the likely approach

President Trump’s decision to fire the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ head raises doubts that economic data will no longer be free of political influence. Laura Cooper of Nuveen says there will be more skepticism about the credibility of the replacement reut.rs/41qihfg

WATCH: Global shares look headed for the worst week since April after the US slapped dozens of trading partners with steep tariffs, and investors are anxiously awaiting US jobs data. Here is what to look out for in the market today reut.rs/4l6cKl6

The Federal Reserve’s Board of Governors could break ranks, but will tech earnings trump the US central bank? @dev_peter explains in the @Reuters Market Rundown reut.rs/46RKeR5

The Fed is widely expected to leave interest rates unchanged this week, but not without vigorous debate. Chris Rossbach from J Stern tells Reuters that he thinks a cut is likely by December reut.rs/473Tqla

Market optimism was boosted by signs that the US and China will extend their tariff truce by another three months. Top officials from both countries will resume talks in Stockholm to tackle longstanding economic disputes at the center of a trade war. @dev_peter has more

Tesla shares fell after reporting one of its worst quarters in over a decade and Elon Musk’s warning of tough times ahead. Traders await the ECB's latest rate decision amid rising optimism the EU will strike a US trade deal reut.rs/4o5HOUY

Oil prices declined amid concerns that the brewing trade war between major crude consumers, the US and the European Union, will curb fuel demand growth by lowering economic activity. @dev_peter explains

WATCH: Oil prices rose after the EU imposed a new raft of sanctions on Russia. @Reuters' Peter Devlin explains

“This is more of a protection trade on the different outcomes that are still yet to materialize,” @jyangsaez told @dev_peter on @ReutersBiz TV as to why investors are turning to #gold and #Bitcoin alongside record-high #equities.