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Tech Surge Revives Risk Appetite on Wall Street After Midweek Jitters

U.S. stocks finished a shortened trading week on a positive note, rebounding from the previous session’s sell-off and extending gains across major indexes. Investors regained confidence after a volatile reaction to the Federal Reserve’s latest policy signals, helping markets close the week in solid territory.Technology shares led the recovery, pushing …

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Peace Dividend or Temporary Relief? How the US-Iran Agreement Could Reshape the Global Economy

The newly signed understanding between the United States and Iran is being viewed as one of the most consequential geopolitical developments of 2026. By reducing tensions and paving the way for the reopening of key maritime trade routes, the agreement has immediately shifted the focus of investors, governments, and businesses …

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Fed Effect Sends Euro to Two-Month Low as Dollar Power Surges

The euro fell to its weakest level in nearly two months on Thursday as the powerful aftershocks of the Federal Reserve’s latest policy meeting continued to ripple through global currency markets. Investors increasingly shifted toward the U.S. dollar after policymakers signaled that interest rates could remain elevated for longer, reinforcing …

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Oil Markets Reel as U.S.–Iran Deal Sparks Fears of a Supply Surge

A Diplomatic Breakthrough Sends Energy Traders Scrambling: Global oil markets reacted sharply as the newly announced U.S.–Iran agreement moved from speculation to reality, triggering a broad reassessment of energy supply expectations. Long before the formal signing, traders had begun pricing in the possibility of a diplomatic breakthrough, leading to a …

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Will the Intel-Apple Partnership Redefine the Global Chip Industry?

The landscape of the semiconductor industry is undergoing a radical transformation, reshaping the balance of power in the global market. Following a series of significant challenges, Intel appears to be on a path toward an extraordinary resurgence, bolstered by high-level political intervention and expectations of massive strategic partnerships that could …

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Anthropic’s IPO Dream Hits a Wall: Government Pressure Threatens AI Giant’s Big Debut

Anthropic was preparing for a major public offering built around its position as one of the leading companies in the artificial intelligence race. But the company now faces a serious challenge that could reshape investor confidence: growing tension with the U.S. government.The dispute has raised concerns that regulatory decisions could …

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Warsh’s New Voice, Familiar Resolve: A Hawkish Debut That Shook Global Markets

Kevin Warsh’s first appearance as Chair of the Federal Reserve delivered a clear message: the era of easy money is not returning anytime soon. In his debut press conference, Warsh confirmed that interest rates would remain in the 3.5–3.75 percent range, emphasizing that inflation remains the central challenge for the U.S. economy. His …

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Gold Retreats as Federal Reserve Holds Firm As Dollar Strength Pressures Precious Metals

Gold prices fell after the Federal Reserve confirmed its intention to keep interest rates elevated, reinforcing its commitment to controlling inflation. Spot gold closed near $4,293 per ounce, down almost 0.9% from the previous session. At the same time, the U.S. Dollar Index advanced to 100.02, its strongest level in …

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