Low volatility in markets – but a lot of push and pull below the surface

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Geopolitics drive markets while AI faces new challenges

Geopolitical developments remained firmly in focus on Monday, lifting oil prices and supporting energy stocks, while technology shares came under pressure. At the same time, investors digested hawkish central bank rhetoric and prepared for the start of a closely watched earnings ...  Show more

SpaceX shocks telecoms, oil defies geopolitics, and earnings season begins

Markets rebounded on Friday as OpenAI's revenue outlook and Trump's ‘energy ceasefire’ with Russia eased supply concerns, weighing on oil despite geopolitical risks. SpaceX's move into mobile telecom sent US carriers sharply lower. Attention now turns to major US bank earnings, i ...  Show more

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