Treasury yields weigh on Wall Street

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OpenAI revenue report triggers volatile AI trade

CNBC confirms that OpenAI told investors its annualised revenue came in roughly $20 billion below that expected at the end of September, with the news pushing AI names including Nvidia, Oracle and Coreweave deep into the red. Meanwhile, Ray Dalio tells us the stock market's cushi ...  Show more

Fed minutes reduce October rate hike odds

The global bond rout eases as the latest Fed minutes dial back the odds of a rate hike this month - shifting expectations to December instead - while Wednesday's successful 10-year Treasury auction draws solid demand, bringing the yield down from a 24-year high. Meanwhile, France ...  Show more

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