New York – – October 02, 2026 -- Flow Engineering has raised $50 million in fresh funding to expand what it calls the de facto platform for agentic hardware, with founder and CEO Pari Singh detailing deployment plans on NYSE Live.
Flow Engineering targets hardware automation with new capital
The company says the $50 million round will accelerate its goal of bringing AI-style automation to hardware development, a sector it argues has lagged software in adopting agentic systems. Singh appeared on the NYSE Trading Floor to outline how the capital will be deployed across the platform's expansion.
September jobs report lands ahead of market open
Economists had forecast the U.S. economy added 90,000 jobs in September, with the unemployment rate expected to hold at 4.1%. The report was released this morning prior to the start of trading.
Treasury yields pull back on EU fuel reserve report
Treasury yields retreated from recent highs after a report indicated European Union member states were considering releasing strategic fuel reserves. The prospect of additional energy supply eased pressure on rates heading into the trading session.
NYSE marks ceremonial events alongside market open
The New York Giants opened trading to celebrate the 40th anniversary of their 1986 Super Bowl Championship team, with Super Bowl XXI MVP Phil Simms set to discuss the title's career impact on NYSE Live. The team will also be honored at halftime of Sunday's game against the Cardinals at MetLife Stadium. The Manufacturers Alliance closed the trading day marking its Investor Relations Council's annual meeting.