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Reddit has become a hub for social-media driven traders and investors that have proven their ability to move the markets, injecting huge volatility into stocks like GameStop and AMC. But what stocks are grabbing attention on Reddit today?

Markets have been rocked by the biggest banking crisis since the 2008 financial crash.

With the FOMC meeting in the rear view mirror, the focus now shifts to Europe where the UK and SNB announce their interest rate decisions.

Meta and Amazon have embarked on their second round of job cuts, and we think more could be on the way.

FTSE falls after hot UK inflation. USD/JPY tests the 50 sma resistance ahead of the Fed rate decision.

When will the meme stock favourite become profitable?

Grocery delivery service Instacart was expected to list in 2022, but has delayed those plans amid ongoing market volatility. Find out everything we know about the Instacart IPO.

How did SVB collapse and what does it mean for financial markets?

Gold rises towards $1900 on Fed re-pricing. FTSE unchanged after HSBC takes over SVB’s UK arm.

A joint statement from the Fed, Treasury department and FDIC confirmed that all deposits in the failed bank SVB (Silicon Valley Bank) will be guaranteed.

FTSE falls on banking rout fears & despite GDP beat. USD/CAD rises to 2023 high with jobs data in focus.

Whilst Jerome Powell’s hawkish comments have weighed on Sentiment this week for equity traders, the Nasdaq 100 is hold up pretty well at just -0.6% lower.

British semiconductor company Arm Limited – or ARM – is expected to list this year and raise at least $8 billion to score a valuation of more than $50 billion. Find out everything we know about the ARM IPO.

Flutter is considering a US listing, but why does the gambling giant see a better opportunity across the Atlantic?

Greggs delivered record profits in 2022, but warned inflationary pressures will persist in 2023.

London is losing its appeal as more companies see better opportunities elsewhere.