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Adobe Stock Falls Despite Robust Earnings as AI Hopes Waver

Adobe (ADBE) shares dropped on June 13, 2025, after Q2 earnings beat expectations but drew mixed analyst reactions over slowing growth and limited AI-driven momentum. Amid a buoyant market lifted by trade optimism and consumer confidence, Adobe’s stumble underscores tech’s AI challenges. Here’s what’s fueling the decline and what it …

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Consumer Sentiment Surges as Trade Tensions Ease and Inflation Fears Cool

Consumer confidence in the U.S. rebounded sharply in early June 2025, with the University of Michigan’s consumer sentiment index hitting 60.5, far exceeding the Dow Jones forecast of 54. Easing global trade tensions and a tempered inflation outlook have lifted spirits, despite lingering economic risks. As markets navigate tariff uncertainties …

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Euro Soars to Near Three-Year High as PPI Data and Trump’s Tariffs Sink US Dollar

The Euro surged against the US Dollar for the second consecutive day, nearing a three-year high, as a confluence of disappointing US economic data and President Trump’s renewed tariff threats sent the Greenback reeling. The EUR/USD pair advanced over 0.70%, trading around 1.1575 after briefly breaking past 1.1600.The catalyst for …

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US Stocks Defy Geopolitical Tensions as Producer Prices Ease

US stock markets climbed on Thursday, shrugging off geopolitical uncertainties as softer-than-expected producer price data fueled optimism for Federal Reserve rate cuts by year-end 2025. Lower borrowing costs typically create a favorable environment for corporate growth, boosting stock performance and attracting investors. This upward momentum persisted despite trade and geopolitical …

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Gold Prices Aim At $3,400: Middle East Tensions and US Economic Signals Drive Rally

Gold prices surged to $3,386 on June 12, 2025, approaching the $3,400 mark as softer US economic data and escalating Middle East tensions fuel market dynamics. A weakening US dollar, cooling inflation, and persistent labor market softness have intensified expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts, while geopolitical risks bolster gold’s …

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