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US stock markets traded higher on Thursday, with technology and artificial intelligence (AI)-linked stocks rebounding after a volatile week, while investors continued to monitor rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, inflation concerns and global interest rate expectations. The benchmark S&P 500 rose 0.5% in morning trade, recovering some of the losses recorded over the previous two sessions. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 326 points, or 0.7%, while the Nasdaq Composite...
European markets open mixed as AI stocks sell-off hits Asia, South Korea drops 5%
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Live: ASX to open higher, oil prices jump on US-Iran uncertainty, AI stocks at record highs
live Markets live: ASX to open higher, oil prices jump on US-Iran uncertainty and AI stocks at record highs Oil prices jump to a one-week high as the US and Iran provide conflicting updates about how peace talks between the warring nations are progressing. The Australian share market is likely to start its day higher after a surge in AI stocks pushed Wall Street to new record highs. See how the trading day unfolds on our blog.
Oil drops, stocks mostly higher despite AI concerns
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Oil drops, stocks mostly higher despite AI concerns
Oil drops, stocks mostly higher despite AI concerns NEW YORK: Oil prices and the dollar retreated on Thursday (Jun 4) as traders tracked conflicting developments in the Middle East war, while equity markets mostly rose despite a disappointing outlook from US chipmaker Broadcom weighing upon AI stocks. Iran reported "no tangible progress" in negotiations on ending the war, even as the US House of Representatives passed a resolution seeking to halt American military action. Israel, meanwhile,...
Beyond Nvidia: Europe's best-performing AI stocks of 2026
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Alphabet plans $80 billion stock sale as AI spending surges
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MiniMax once led Zhipu in Hong Kong’s AI stock race. How the tables have turned
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As artificial-intelligence capital expenditures rise, so do the risks for AI stocks, Goldman Sachs tells investors
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