Markets rally, unfazed by Washington turmoil

Markets rally, unfazed by Washington turmoil

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Markets diverge as France rattles Europe and AI rebounds

US technology stocks bounced back on Monday after last week's sharp sell-off, while political unrest in France weighed heavily on European markets, French bonds, and the euro. Oil prices swung on escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, and investors continued to asse ...  Show more

Flying cars and falling chips

The Nasdaq just posted its worst week since Liberation Day amid growing doubts over AI momentum. Capital rotated into bonds, with the US 10-year Treasury yield recording its biggest weekly decline since February, despite firm inflation data. Meanwhile, the ongoing earnings season ...  Show more

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