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A Disappointing Debut Could Shake A.I.
Jailed ex-president's son in pole position • Hopes rise for lower rates • Washington keeps keen watch
‘Huge shift’ in capital markets ● 10-year yield highest since 2007 ● Bonds now ‘risky asset of choice’
Key global gauge at fraught level First time since 2023 Oil price climbs Bets on Fed rate rise
Fed rate decision, inflation return to focus in a season that is often volatile
Borrowing costs soar to highest in decades, leaving PM with £14bn shortfall as he blames Brexit for country's ills
Bessent Faces a Test of Credibility as He Tries to Tame Markets
Construction on two islands in San Francisco, one of the hottest housing markets, involved an extraordinary saga
Markets are on edge as retailers’ latest results offer more consumer gloom
Investors predict a new era in the credit markets, and it looks a lot like 19 years ago
As prediction markets sow doubt, L.A. officials study voting safeguards
In Texas, a preference for free markets has faded amid the massive projects
Administration is siding with Kalshi, Polymarket in a federal legal battle.
Chancellor warns of more cost-of-living pain because of Iran war, but vows to be hands on to protect public
Central bank defies markets ● Inflation threat from energy costs ● Trump vows ‘beating’ for Tehran
Nasdaq 100 hits correction territory / 'Negative momentum' grips markets
Several alleged cases of insider trading are sparking questions about prediction markets.
Intestinal outbreak has consumers thinking local
As unmanned aerial vehicles target Israel, Persian Gulf states and U.S. forces, Kyiv is selling gear, giving advice and establishing production lines
Supreme Court lets Cook stay in role ● Case roiled markets ● Separate ruling allows FTC sackings
“Unnerving” sell-off in shares reverberates around the world.
Global success of AI-related companies in South Korea, Taiwan and Japan stokes market fever
Prediction markets are covering elections, raising concerns about their effect on democracy
The U.S. action in the Strait of Hormuz could further rattle global energy markets.
The action was announced after ceasefire talks ended without an agreement. A U.S. blockade could further rattle global energy markets.
Plant comes online as natural gas markets elsewhere reel from war
Oil prices climb as war on Iran continues