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Global markets entered a cautionary phase today as investors prepare for pivotal earnings and reassess some of their most aggressive thematic bets. In particular, the spotlight shines on Nvidia, whose upcoming report may determine whether the broader tech and AI rally still has further room to run. In the US, the S&P 500 managed a
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Global markets opened the week in a tense rhythm as volatility and political paralysis merged into a single narrative. The US government shutdown continues to strain critical infrastructure, forcing more than 700 flight cancellations among the nation’s four largest airlines. As air traffic halts and investors brace for further delays in key economic data releases,
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Global markets traded cautiously today with U.S. indices edging slightly higher as investors positioned themselves ahead of Nvidia’s much-anticipated earnings release after the closing bell. The S&P 500 added around 0.2%, the Dow advanced about 134 points, and the Nasdaq hovered just above the flat line, reflecting a market reluctant to take strong directional bets
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Markets faced renewed volatility this week as Treasury yields climbed and technology stocks came under pressure, reflecting ongoing uncertainty about Federal Reserve policy and economic direction. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield has been trading around 4.3%, down from recent highs but still elevated compared to historical levels, creating sustained pressure across risk assets. The Federal
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NVIDIA has reached a historic milestone, surpassing a $4 trillion market capitalization for the first time, solidifying its position as one of the most valuable companies in the world. Fueled by insatiable demand for AI computing power and dominance in the GPU market, NVIDIA’s stock continues to soar—pushed even further by massive orders from Chinese
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This is the iconic closing line of President Whitmore’s rallying speech, delivered just before humanity launches its final assault against the alien invaders. On this year’s Independence Day, the financial world reflects not only on American sovereignty but also on the sovereign power of fiscal policy to disrupt markets. President Donald Trump has succeeded in
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Global stock markets closed slightly lower yesterday after a volatile session shaped by geopolitical signals, sector rotations, and renewed caution from central banks. At the center of investor focus was former U.S. President Donald Trump’s dramatic appearance at the NATO summit in The Hague. In a surprise declaration, Trump proclaimed a “temporary peace accord” between
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The global financial markets opened the week under tension, with investors still digesting the recent Israeli strike on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure and the growing risk of broader regional escalation. Yet, by Tuesday morning, major indices had already reversed early losses. After an initial flight to safety, markets rebounded sharply—reflecting once again the resilience of risk
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Markets opened flat on Wednesday, with US stock futures barely budging after a surprise in the latest inflation report. Consumer prices in May came in almost unchanged—defying forecasts and signaling a sudden cooling in inflationary pressure. The unexpected data sparked fresh speculation about interest rate cuts ahead, though traders remained cautious amid global uncertainty. At
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Today’s U.S. stock market opened under pressure after Moody’s Investors Service downgraded the outlook for U.S. creditworthiness from “stable” to “negative.” This marks another reputational blow to the government’s financial management and heightens concerns over long-term fiscal stability. To make matters worse, lawmakers in Washington once again failed to reach agreement on a long-awaited “tax
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