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CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Monday explained why he’s bullish on Take-Two Interactive.

The New Zealand Dollar advances on Monday and trades near its daily close at around 0.5840 as Tuesday’s Asian session begins. Yesterday, the pair gained 0.20% but key resistance lies overhead with the 200-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) at 0.5848.

EUR/USD retreats during the North American session sponsored by political turmoil in France and US Dollar strength, amid the sixth day of government shutdown in the US. The pair trades at 1.1714, down 0.24%.

The President of the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank Jeffrey Schmid crossed the newswires on October 6. He delivered hawkish remarks, saying that the Fed must maintain its inflation credibility and stressed that inflation is too high. He added that monetary policy is appropriately calibrated.

Nike has been executing a turnaround under CEO Elliott Hill, who told CNBC it will take “a while” for the company to return to profitable growth.

The Altimeter Capital founder said the deals provide “more evidence that the world will remain compute-constrained.”

New Zealand NZIER Business Confidence (QoQ) down to 18% in 3Q from previous 22%

Modelo owner Constellation Brands reported second-quarter earnings Monday, reiterating a lower full-year guidance due to macroeconomic headwinds.

Tesla posted a teaser video on X sparking speculation that the company could finally be about to launch the next-generation Roadster or a mass market model.

AppLovin has been probed by the SEC over the way it collects data, Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with the matter.