Dow jumps 246 points as chip stocks rebound despite Iran tensions
US stocks opened higher on Thursday as investors returned to beaten-down technology shares following a sharp selloff, though gains were tempered by rising
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Oil and gas prices underpricing Hormuz risks warns ING
Energy markets are showing signs of complacency in the face of a major supply shock caused by the ongoing closure of the Strait
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Column: Wall Street’s AI-fueled surge is running into resistance
The US tech sector has had a torrid time of late. Ever since Broadcom issued some disappointing forward guidance, along with a solid,
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Crypto at the checkout: what America’s spending data reveals
The regulatory framework for crypto assets in the United States is finally coming of age, with the GENIUS Act having established a regulatory
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Nvidia teams up with Abridge to build AI model for healthcare: report
Nvidia is expanding its presence in healthcare artificial intelligence through a new partnership with medical technology startup Abridge, as competition intensifies among technology
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Commodity wrap: Oil climbs on US–Iran tensions; gold, silver extend losses
Oil prices have continued to rise on Thursday as geopolitical tensions simmered with the latest US strikes against Iran. Gold and silver extended
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Caterpillar stock faces a major risk of a reversal amid valuation risks
Caterpillar stock price has pulled back in the past few days, moving from the year-to-date high of $947 on June 4 to the
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Will renewed retail interest push Hyperliquid towards $60?
Hyperliquid (HYPE) is trading higher on Thursday, recovering above the $56 level after finding strong support around a key technical zone in the
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Top 4 risks facing the Dow Jones and DIA stock this year
The Dow Jones Index has wavered in the past few days as the recent bullish momentum stalled and concerns in the stock market
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US inflation climbs to 4.2% in May as energy costs drive price growth
Inflation in the United States accelerated in May, largely driven by rising energy prices, while underlying price pressures remained relatively contained, according to