After-hours earnings reveal a widening gap between AI leaders and consumer-facing laggards across U.S. markets.
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Japan and South Korea hit record highs as investors bet Middle East tensions won’t derail global markets.
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Wall Street now expects Federal Reserve hikes as Iran war fuels inflation and Donald Trump reshapes US monetary policy.
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Investors watch Beijing talks for clues on tariffs, tech controls, and the next phase of U.S.-China relations
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Markets tumble as Trump warns ceasefire is “on life support,” sending oil and bond yields sharply higher.
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Stocks turn mixed as investors bet geopolitical fears still won’t derail the global rally
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As rivals revive gas-powered vehicles, Polestar is accelerating its climate strategy and doubling down on carbon cuts.
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Markets retreat as oil prices surge on renewed Iran tensions despite AI-driven rally and strong earnings momentum
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Markets wobble despite Wall Street highs as oil risk and geopolitics return to center stage
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S&P 500 Climbs as Intel Surges, Iran Talks Fuel Optimism
by Dean Dougnby Dean DougnChip rally lifts markets while easing oil fears signal fragile geopolitical reset