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Oil Market Slides as Oman Talks Loom

Market SnapshotBrent crude: $67.52 (‑2.06%)WTI: $63.20 (‑1.95%)US crude inventories: down 3.5 million barrelsDistillates: down 5.6 million barrelsMarket focus: Friday’s Oman talks and upcoming U.S. employment dataOil Prices Dip as Diplomacy Eases Risk PremiumGlobal oil prices eased on Thursday as traders responded to confirmation that talks between the United States and …

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Gold Slides Sharply Amid Dollar Strength and Profit-Taking Dollar Strength Drives Gold Lower

Gold prices tumbled nearly 2% on Thursday, retreating to $4,880 per ounce as the US Dollar regained strength and investors booked profits. Despite weak US labor data suggesting a softening job market, the Dollar remained resilient, putting pressure on precious metals.Market Sentiment and Central Bank Signals The market’s reaction reflects …

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AI Stocks Face Reality Check: Sell‑Offs, Winners, and Strategic Risks

What’s Really Behind$1 Trillion Sell‑Off in Software StocksSince the week began, artificial intelligence–linked stocks have diverged sharply, signaling a transition from hype to scrutiny. After nearly two years of robust gains, markets are now demanding real revenue proof and capital efficiency, differentiating winners from laggards across technology sectors.Global software and …

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Why US Stocks Fell Despite the End of the Government Shutdown

Relief Rally That Never Showed Up: Risk sentiment initially improved after the partial US government shutdown was resolved, following President Trump’s approval of a funding deal that keeps the Department of Homeland Security financed through February 13, while other federal agencies are funded through the end of the fiscal year …

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Gold Pulls Back as US Dollar Gains and Geopolitical Tensions Ease

Modest Retreat After Recent Rally Gold fell nearly 1% midweek, retreating from multi-day highs as the US dollar strengthened and global geopolitical tensions eased. The yellow metal, a traditional safe-haven, came under pressure as investors digested a mix of US economic signals and signs of international calm. The move highlights …

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