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    <title>Global Shares, Bonds Gain as Oil Drops, Jobs Data Misses</title>
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    <description>STOXX 600 up 0.8, US futures higher
	German bunds rise, euro zone spreads widen
	Payrolls misses expectations, Fed hike bets fall


LONDON, Oct 2 Reuters  Global shares rose on Friday as wild volatility in bond and currency markets eased and oil prices fell, while weakerthanforecast US jobs data scuppered chances of a rate hike from the Federal Reserve later this month.

Nonfarm payrolls increased by 29,000 jobs last month after a downwardly revised 133,000 rise in August, the Labor Department39;s closely watched employment report showed on Friday. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast payrolls advancing 90,000.

Bets on a second rate rise from the Federal Reserve this month faded after the data. Markets now assign a 15 chance of a hike in October from around 25 before the data.

Two top policymakers said this week they wanted more data before deciding what to do next with interest rates. Meanwhile, a move in December is still fully priced in.

Schroders senior economist George Brown said today39;s figures may ease some concerns that previous interest rate cuts from the Fed could stoke inflation problems, but that it doesn39;t alter the inflation backdrop.


The Fed looks likely to unwind last year39;s cuts, Brown said.

The bigger question is whether rates ultimately need to be taken into genuinely restrictive territory to bring inflation back under control.


Wall Street futures extended gains after the data. Nasdaq futures were up 1.2 and SP 500 futures gained 0.8....</description>
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    <title>Tech Stocks Rise on Micron, but Treasury Rout Weighs</title>
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    <description>Japan39;s techheavy Nikkei jumps 3, Korea39;s KOSPI up nearly 2
	Softerthanexpected US inflation data tempers rate hike bets
	Bond yields at multiyear highs keep investors wary
	US 10year yields rose 87 bps last quarter, most since 1994


SINGAPORE, Oct 1 Reuters  Asian technology stocks rose on Thursday boosted by blockbuster earnings from AI chipmaker Micron, although US bonds struggled after their sharpest quarterly selloff in more than three decades as inflation risks from elevated energy prices linger.

Stalling peace talks between the US and Iran to end the sevenmonthlong war in the Middle East have kept crude prices aloft. Brent futures surged 42 in the JulySeptember quarter.

signalled strong demand for AI memory chips, with financial commitments under longterm supply agreements at 32 billion, up from 22 billion in June.

That helped push techheavy stock markets in Asia higher. Japan39;s Nikkei jumped over 3, and South Korea39;s KOSPI reversed earlier losses to gain 1.7. Taiwan39;s stock benchmark was 0.8 higher.

Futures for the US Nasdaq advanced 0.7, while SP 500 futures were up 0.4. European stock futures though slid 0.75, while Asian markets without a high concentration of AI shares were also lower.


Micron39;s numbers are another strong validation of AI and memory demand, but markets may increasingly be asking whether we are closer to peak memory shortage, even if demand continues to exceed supply, said Charu Chanana, chief investment strategist at Saxo....</description>
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    <pubDate>Thu, 01 Oct 2026 09:30:45 +0300</pubDate>
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    <title>SP 500 Dips, Nasdaq Up; Inflation Rise Matches Expectations</title>
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    <description>August PCE index cooler than expected
	SP 500, Nasdaq record second straight quarterly gains
	Moderna falls after Citigroup downgrades to 39;sell39;
	Indexes Dow off 0.86, SP off 0.25, Nasdaq up 0.24


NEW YORK, Reuters  Nasdaq climbed on Wednesday and the SP 500 dipped, but both indexes notched their second straight quarterly gains, as a softerthananticipated inflation reading cooled expectations that Federal Reserve policymakers would hike rates in October.

The US Commerce Department reported the Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index PCE increased 3.4 on an annual basis in August, below the 3.7 estimate of economists polled by Reuters.

Separately, the final reading of secondquarter GDP data was revised higher to a 2.2 annualized rate, thanks to solid consumer spending and investments helping to fuel the buildout of AI infrastructure.

The rising prices of crude oil from the USIran war and skyhigh diesel fuel costs have stoked inflation worries and pushed US Treasury yields higher. Fed officials have indicated more rate hikes might be needed if price pressures fail to moderate after the central bank raised interest rates by 25 basis points this month.

Stocks lost ground heading into the closing bell, however, as the 2year US Treasury note yield, which typically moves in step with Fed interestrate expectations, turned slightly higher on the day. Longerdated yields kept climbing on expectations for solid economic growth.

Market expectations for a rate hike of at...</description>
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    <pubDate>Thu, 01 Oct 2026 08:10:55 +0300</pubDate>
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    <title>Bonds Set for Bruising September but Stocks Little Fazed</title>
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    <description>10year US Treasury bond set for worst month in two years
	Analysts say markets are moving into a higheryield regime
	Stocks resilient despite surge in borrowing costs
	Dollar on track for monthly gain


SINGAPORE, Sept 30 Reuters  Global bonds wobbled on Wednesday and were set for their worst month in years, hit by a toxic mix of deteriorating government finances, a glut of issuances and rising inflation as the sevenmonthold USIsraeli war on Iran keeps energy costs elevated.

Stocks fared better, however, largely unfazed by the surge in bond yields and were upbeat in Asia.

The rise in borrowing costs has been frontandcentre for investors, given that sovereign yields are an anchor for global markets, a reference price for investing in riskier stocks and a benchmark for mortgages and corporate borrowing.

Benchmark 10year US Treasury yields held near their highest point since 2007 at 5.23 in Asia and were set for a rise of nearly 50 basis points bps this month, the largest in about two years. Bond yields move inversely to prices. In Japan, the 10year government bond was poised for a 42 bps surge this quarter.

The 2year Treasury yield was flat at 4.889 after New York Federal Reserve President John Williams pushed back against expectations for earlier policy tightening, though yields remain more than 50 bps higher for the month.


This is becoming much bigger than another repricing of the next few central bank meetings, said Charu Chanana, chief investment strategist at...</description>
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    <pubDate>Wed, 30 Sep 2026 09:30:46 +0300</pubDate>
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    <title>Equities Down as Bond Yields Hold Near MultiDecade Highs</title>
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    <description>Consumer confidence plunges to nearly 1212year low in September, Conference Board says
	CarMax jumps after posting higher secondquarter profit, revenue
	FICO slumps as housing regulator pushes for single pricing framework
	Indexes off Dow 0.26, SP 500 0.17, Nasdaq 0.08


NEW YORK, Reuters  US stocks ended the session slightly lower on Tuesday, as government bond yields continued their ascent ahead of inflation and labor market data, while investors assessed comments from Federal Reserve officials for the path of interest rates.

Longerdated US Treasury yields rose, with the 30year bond hitting 5.6206, its highest since June 2002. The yield on the benchmark 10year Treasury bond climbed to 5.293  its highest level since June 2007.

Stocks pared declines, however, as yields eased from their earlier highs and shorterduration yields were down on the day as oil prices retreated on signs of a recovery in exports from the Middle East and comments from Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams. Williams said the US central bank has time to weigh the data before deciding when to hike interest rates again.

Expectations for a rate hike of at least 25 basis points from the Fed at its October meeting declined to 51.5, according to CME FedWatch, in the wake of Williams39; comments, from nearly 70 earlier in the session.

After retreating from highs at the start of the month, oil prices have accelerated higher in recent days as hopes that a USIran peace deal may be on the...</description>
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    <pubDate>Wed, 30 Sep 2026 08:10:04 +0300</pubDate>
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    <title>Higher yields, oil prices test global stocks as rate fears</title>
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    <description>Yields at new highs as bonds head for sharpest selloff in years
	Anthropic targets 2 trillion valuation in IPO, Reuters reports
	Tech stocks edge higher in Europe, Wall Street futures flat
	RBA raises rates and flags risk of further hikes


Sept 29 Reuters  Oil prices rose and bond yields were pinned at multiyear highs on Tuesday, leaving equities in a tricky spot, as investors braced for an era where shortterm borrowing costs settle at their highest levels in years.

The sevenmonthold conflict in the Middle East has been a key reason for investors repricing inflation and interest rate expectations, while soaring government debt competing with strong bond issuance by global AI companies has also driven yields higher.

September is set to mark one of the heaviest bond selloffs in heavily indebted European economies and the US.

Yields on French 10year bonds were pinned at their 2008 high of 4.7619 and were set for their biggest monthly rise since 2022, while those on US 10year notes were hovering near their 19year high of 5.27 and were on track for their biggest monthly jump since 2024.

Sovereign yields are an anchor for global markets, a reference price for investing in riskier stocks and a benchmark for mortgages and corporate borrowing. Higher rates pile pressure on government, corporate and household budgets.


Investors continue to expect that such restrictive financial conditions will eventually take their toll, but employment, consumer spending, and capital...</description>
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    <title>Stocks Fall as Higher Oil Prices, Treasury Yields Weigh</title>
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    <description>Oil off highs but remains elevated
	Nvidia gains on record 150 billion share buyback announcement
	Tesla falls after J.P.Morgan trims PT
	Indexes off Dow 0.67, SP 0.77, Nasdaq 0.92


NEW YORK, Reuters  US stocks fell on Monday as oil prices and Treasury yields increased, with investors weighing uncertainty over the prospects for an Iran war peace deal and the impact on the Federal Reserve39;s rate path.

Crude prices had jumped after US President Donald Trump rejected a peace deal from Iran but pared gains on expectations that Qatari mediators would hold talks with the two countries to find a possible deal.

After retreating from highs at the start of the month, oil prices have accelerated higher in recent days as hopes that a peace deal may be on the horizon have diminished.

The rising prices of crude and diesel fuel have fanned inflation worries and pushed US Treasury yields higher, along with comments from Fed officials indicating that more rate hikes might be needed if price pressures fail to moderate after the central bank raised interest rates by 25 basis points earlier this month.


Iran is driving oil prices, and oil prices are driving inflation, and inflation is driving interest rates, said Jack Ablin, chief investment strategist and founding partner at Cresset Capital Management in Chicago. We39;re getting to a point now where interest rates are looking pretty attractive relative to equities, which is really the first time in close to 20 years, so that39;s...</description>
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    <title>Stocks Fall as Middle East Stalemate Boosts Oil</title>
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    <description>Brent crude jumps as much as 3 to 107.16 barrel
	Chinese blue chips slide 1.9 to oneyear trough
	30year Treasury yield rises 2 bps to 5.517, near highest since 2004


SYDNEYLONDON, Sept 28 Reuters  Global stocks fell on Monday, as oil jumped on the stalemate in USIranian talks, ahead of a week already packed with macroeconomic risk, while the dollar headed for its best monthly performance since June.

Over the weekend, US President Donald Trump rejected an Iranian proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, claiming Tehran was desperate to make a deal.

Trump said talks would continue this week, though Iran shows no sign of watering down its proposals.

Brent futures rose as much as 3 to 107.16 a barrel, bringing gains so far this month to nearly 20. Oil futures are nearly 50 above where they were before the war started in late February, while refined product prices have surged even more.

A dearth of refining capacity has lifted diesel prices to alltime highs, raising the risk that inflation will become embedded in pricing and wage decisions.

Central banks have responded with a round of rate hikes, with the Reserve Bank of Australia likely to be the next to tighten when it meets on Tuesday.

Markets now imply a 68 chance the Federal Reserve will hike for a second straight meeting in October, with around 90 basis points of tightening priced out to late next year.

At the same time, a run of strong US economic data has supported expectations for corporate earnings even as...</description>
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    <pubDate>Mon, 28 Sep 2026 11:50:00 +0300</pubDate>
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    <title>Wall Street Ends Higher on AI Demand; Microsoft Rallies</title>
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    <description>Akamai Technologies surges on 11.6 billion Anthropic deal
	Microsoft revamps Copilot with code generation, agentic AI tools
	SP 500 forward PE at lowest since 2023
	SP 500 0.51, Nasdaq 0.48, Dow 0.93


Reuters  Wall Street ended higher on Friday, lifted by Microsoft and other AIrelated technology stocks, while high oil prices and a recent surge in US Treasury yields kept investors on edge.

Gains in the SP 500 and Nasdaq capped a volatile week driven by uncertainty about what industries will win and lose from artificial intelligence, and by concerns about the US war with Iran and a surge in US Treasury yields.

Microsoft rallied 3.7, lifting its 2026 gain to 7, after the software giant unveiled several new capabilities in its Copilot app, including a coding tool and an alwayson AI agent.

Chip maker Qualcomm gained 4 and Dell advanced 5.

Akamai Technologies rallied 3.2 after an 11.6 billion cloud services deal with AI leader Anthropic. The deal includes a warrant that could give Anthropic up to 5 of Akamai.


That39;s a positive from the standpoint that people are still investing, deals are still being done, said Thomas Martin, senior portfolio manager at Globalt Investments in Atlanta. It39;s another circular deal, so OK ... but Akamai stock is up.


Meta Platforms dipped 3.3. The social media company39;s stock soared about 13 this week amid a strong reception to its Muse AI agent, which analysts say could benefit tech infrastructure stocks, while challenging banks,...</description>
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    <title>Lumen Technologies to Move Stock Listing to Nasdaq</title>
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    <description>Sept 25 Reuters  Lumen Technologies said on Friday it plans to transfer the listing of its common stock and two Qwest Corp notes to Nasdaq from the New York Stock Exchange, saying the exchange better fits its technologyfocused business as it expands networking services for AI customers.

The move will not affect Lumen39;s operations, financial condition or reporting obligations, and shareholders will not need to take any action, the company said.

Here are more details


	
	Lumen expects its common shares and Qwest Corp39;s notes to be delisted from the NYSE after the market close on October 5.
	
	
	The securities are expected to begin trading on Nasdaq at the market open on October 6, subject to customary closing conditions.
	
	
	Lumen39;s common stock is expected to retain the ticker symbol LUMN. The Qwest notes are expected to continue trading as CTGG and CTHH.
	
	
	Lumen and Qwest have applied for Nasdaq listings and plan to file a Form 25 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to delist the securities from the NYSE.
	
	
	Nasdaq is the right home for this next chapter, reflecting the technologyfocused business we are building, Kate Johnson, chief executive, said.
	


Reporting by Anzar Mehraj in Bengaluru; Editing by Tasim Zahid

Source Reuters</description>
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    <pubDate>Fri, 25 Sep 2026 04:30:01 +0300</pubDate>
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    <title>Stocks Weather Bond Storm, Oil Retreats Slightly</title>
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    <description>MSCI world index sets course for best weekly performance since early August
	Japan39;s 10year bond yield touches 3.115, highest since 1996
	Trump voiced concern over yen weakness, helping lift the Japanese currency


LONDON, Sept 25 Reuters  Global stocks headed for their best weekly performance since early August on Friday, as AI euphoria and the prospect of an improvement in Middle East energy supplies won out over surging bond yields for now.

Oil prices retreated as traders weighed up the possibility of a truce between the United States and Iran. Negotiators are exploring a phased path out of the war that would involve reopening the Strait of Hormuz, sources close to the talks told Reuters.

Slightly lower oil prices , brought some respite to world bond markets that have been hit hard by the inflationary concerns unleashed by higher energy prices.


Markets tend to buy the rumour on signs of better news coming from the Middle East, said Nordea chief market strategist Jan von Gerich. But there is no quick resolution and the weekend is approaching so we could see some caution.


Despite easing, oil remained above 100 a barrel, keeping government bond yields near recent peaks. Japan39;s 10year bond yield touched 3.115  a level last seen in 1996 .

Inflation fears have also bolstered bets on multiple Federal Reserve rate hikes after last week39;s increase, putting the dollar on track for a second straight week of gains.

European shares edged higher and were headed for a...</description>
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    <title>SP 500 Ends Marginally Lower as Focus Turns to USIran War</title>
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    <description>Fed Governor John Williams says another rate hike this year is reasonable
	Oracle slips, Blue Owl down after report on force majeure notice
	Meta gains after launch of AI gadget
	SP 500 0.02, Nasdaq 0.01, Dow 0.31


Reuters  The SP 500 ended marginally down on Thursday, with Microsoft dipping and Meta Platforms rising, as uncertainty about the Middle East lifted oil prices and Treasury yields.

The SP 500 and Nasdaq rebounded from session lows after Reuters reported US and Iranian negotiators were exploring a phased path out of war that would involve Tehran reopening the Strait of Hormuz and Washington lifting its economic blockade of Iran.

US and Iranian leaders exchanged barbs this week at the UN General Assembly. Brent crude prices rose over 3 to nearly 107 per barrel after a Houthi missile attack on Saudi Arabia revived fears of supply disruptions.


This just reinforces the view that we39;re dealing with one major market catalyst right now, said Bill Northey, senior investment director at U.S. Bank Wealth Management. It39;s really all about oil and inflation and the effect on interest rates, and then the interest rate cascading across the capital markets.


AI heavyweights were mixed, with Microsoft dipping 0.5 and Broadcom losing 1.3, while Advanced Micro Devices rose 2.4.

Meta Platforms climbed 4.5, a day after the social media company unveiled a small handheld gadget for use with its recently launched AI assistant.

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    <title>Bond Selloff Rumbles On Ahead of TrumpXi Talks</title>
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    <description>Global bond market selloff continues as oil pushes higherJapan39;s 10year bond yield jump to highest since August 1996
	Dollar at 2month high in FX markets
	Treasury Secretary Bessent says Washington and Beijing reach deal to extend trade truce
	Australian shares slide to more than threemonth low


LONDONTOKYO, Sept 24 Reuters  World financial markets remained on edge on Thursday after concerns about the Iran war and inflation pain had triggered the sharpest selloff in US Treasuries and other benchmark government bonds since last year39;s Liberation Day turmoil.

Bond yields were nudging higher again in Europe as oil prices moved back above 105 a barrel and as traders waited for what could be a tense meeting between US President Donald Trump and Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping in Washington later.

The 10year US Treasury yield  the benchmark of the 29trillion Treasury market that anchors pricing for virtually all financial assets globally  touched a new postfinancialcrisis high of 5.145 in early European trading.

The difference between what France and Germany pay to borrow was also at its widest since Mario Draghi39;s Whatever it Takes speech of 2012, while Japan39;s 10year yield had jumped to a 30year high overnight in Asia.

Strong PMI data and a weak US government bond sale had compounded Wednesday39;s global rout and AXA39;s Chief Economist Gilles Moec said all the ingredients were now in place for a rise in longterm interest rates.


Inflation is high, central bankers...</description>
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    <title>Wall Street Ends Down as Oil Prices, Treasury Yields Rise</title>
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    <description>Worries about AI hit travel stocks
	10year Treasury yield hits 2007 high
	SP 500 0.75, Nasdaq 1.13, Dow 0.68


Reuters  Wall Street ended lower on Wednesday, pulled down by Alphabet and Amazon, as Treasury yields climbed and Iran39;s president said Tehran would never surrender to US pressure.

Oil prices rose almost 4 and the SP 500 energy sector index rallied after Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian39;s speech at the UN, a day after US President Donald Trump warned he could annihilate Iran.

A survey showed US business activity raced to a more than fiveyear high in September, pushing government bond yields higher and raising expectations the Federal Reserve will increase interest rates at its October meeting.

Yields on 2year Treasuries touched their highest since 2024, while 10year Treasury yields hit their highest since 2007.


The stock market wants a resolution to the Middle East conflict, and if we don39;t get that, we will have higher rates for longer, and that39;s going to continue to weigh on the equity market, said Lauren Cassidy, chief investment officer at Founders 100 ETF in Dallas.


Meta Platforms rose 1, bringing its gain this week to 12 following a strong reception of its Muse AI assistant, which analysts say could benefit tech infrastructure stocks, while challenging banks, online shopping platforms and other consumer businesses.

Google parent Alphabet fell 3.8. Amazon, which has blocked Muse from its shopping platform, dropped 2.2.

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    <title>Asia Stocks Ride Tech Wave Higher, Oil Slips Again</title>
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    <description>South Korea, Taiwan extend AI rally, Wall St steady
	Oil slips on chance of increased Saudi supply
	Dollar firm as Fed speakers stay hawkish


SYDNEY, Sept 23 Reuters  Asian shares were aiming for a sixth session of gains on Wednesday as consumer hunger for AI apps continued to buoy tech stocks, while oil prices fell further on reports of increased supply out of the Middle East.

Sources told Reuters Saudi Arabia had restarted operations at its EastWest Pipeline and may have already resumed exports from the Red Sea port of Yanbu.

US President Donald Trump also claimed talks with Iran in New York had made progress, but then threatened to annihilate the country if a deal was not done.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian addresses the UN General Assembly later on Wednesday and markets are alive to reports he might hold talks with Trump.

Brent futures slipped 0.9 to 98.37 a barrel, while US crude dropped 1.3 to 89.32 a barrel.

Chinese President Xi Jinping arrives in Washington later in the day amid speculation a trade truce between the two countries will be extended, and there could be cooperation over AI.

Renewed buzz over AI helped South Korean stocks gain 0.5, with Samsung up over 2, while Taiwan firmed 0.7 to near alltime peaks.

MSCI39;s broadest index of AsiaPacific shares outside Japan added 0.3, having now risen for six straight days. Chinese blue chips eased 0.5.

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    <title>Nasdaq Hits Record High as Chipmakers Fuel Stock Gains</title>
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    <description>Nasdaq hits record high
	AMD jumps 10 and reaches 1 trillion market valuation
	Kpler data shows Saudi exports recover to just over 4 million bpd in September
	Fed futures price 55 chance of October hike and 91 odds by yearend


NEW YORK, Reuters  The Nasdaq hit a record closing high on Monday, lifted by gains in Advanced Micro Devices and other AI heavyweights, while falling oil prices and longdated Treasury yields also boosted risk sentiment.

Chip stocks rallied, with Intel and Arm Holdings surging over 12, and the PHLX semiconductor index jumping 4.3.

Advanced Micro Devices closed 10 higher to reach a market capitalization of 1 trillion for the first time.

Investors pointed to signs that suggest spending on AI is still expanding, despite recent safety warnings from leaders of AI giants a week ago that triggered a global tech selloff.

The Nasdaq Composite rose 2.26 and posted a record closing high for the first time since June 2, while the SP 500 gained 1.49, just shy of its record. The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended up 0.71.

MSCI39;s AllWorld index rose 1.31, while shares in Europe rallied 1.02.

Risk appetite remains strong despite growing expectations of further global rate hikes.


While synchronized rate hikes have raised concerns about risk assets, equities remain near record highs, supported by strong earnings growth, said Seema Shah, chief global strategist at Principal Asset Management.

Importantly, central banks are raising rates to address inflation...</description>
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    <description>Tech helps Asia shares, Wall St futures higher
	Brent slips on speculation of increasing supply
	Dollar idle around 157 yen amid intervention alarm


SYDNEY, Sept 21 Reuters  Share markets rose in Asia on Monday as AI39;s insatiable demand for data buoyed chipmakers, and oil eased on reports more supply was finding its way out of the Gulf than previously thought despite the ongoing conflict.

Trade was thin with Japan on its Silver Week holiday through to Wednesday, leaving the dollar flat at 157.00 yen with investors wary in case the Bank of Japan took advantage of the lack of liquidity to intervene in support of its currency.

The yen jumped on Friday after Japanese authorities conducted rate checks in the currency market, the Nikkei newspaper reported.

South Korea39;s techheavy index gained 1.4, while Taiwan rose 1 to a threemonth high. MSCI39;s broadest index of AsiaPacific shares outside Japan added 0.9, and Chinese blue chips gained 0.2.

Japan39;s Nikkei was shut, but futures rose 0.2. SP 500 futures firmed 0.4, while Nasdaq futures added 0.6. In Europe, EUROSTOXX 50 futures rose 0.5, while DAX futures gained 0.4 and FTSE futures 0.2.

Bond markets remained tense after a vicious selloff saw US 2year yields jump 36 basis points in the past two weeks to heights not seen since mid2024 at 4.7604 .

Hawkish guidance from the Federal Reserve last week has futures wagering on a 56 chance it will hike rates again in October, with a move by yearend considered a done deal....</description>
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    <title>SP 500, Nasdaq Advance, Turning Page on Tumultuous Week</title>
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    <description>Indexes Dow off 0.18, SP 500 up 0.17, Nasdaq up 0.40
	Buffett steps down as Berkshire chair
	Xenon Pharmaceuticals slides after trial setback
	Crude prices pause at over 100barrel as China asks Iran to curb Houthi attacks


NEW YORK, Reuters  Wall Street closed a volatile week on a muted note on Friday as benchmark US Treasury yields topped 5, while crude prices reversed earlier gains but remained above 100 per barrel, keeping inflation worries front and center.

The session capped a week that was essentially split in two first, restless anticipation in the days before the US Federal Reserve39;s widely expected interest rate hike, followed by the aftermath of that decision.

A semiconductor rally boosted the Nasdaq and the SP 500, but broader weakness pulled the Dow to a lower close.

The SP 500 ended the session with a nominal weekly loss, while the techladen Nasdaq closed higher than last Friday39;s finish. The bluechip Dow suffered its biggest weekly percentage decline since March.


It39;s almost as if everybody got to the end of the week and got exhausted from all the activity this week and decided to just play it close to the vest here, said Chuck Carlson, chief executive officer of Horizon Investment Services in Hammond, Indiana. A lot of investors are trying to figure out not just the shortterm implications, but longerterm implications of what the Fed may be embarking on and how that39;s going to impact equities and fixedincome investments.


There is also a...</description>
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    <title>Stocks, Bonds Dip as Central Banks Hike Rates</title>
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    <description>BOJ hike lifts rates to 1.25, highest level in 31 years
	Dollar up 1 to 157.54 yen after two BOJ board members dissent
	Brent crude falls as much as 2.8 after Reuters report


LONDON, Sept 18 Reuters  Global shares and bonds dipped on Friday while Japan39;s welltelegraphed hike fell short of supporting the yen, as markets approached the end of a turbulent week marked by a global push by central banks to quell inflation.

Monetary policy has been the prime focus this week, as the war in the Middle East nears the sevenmonth mark with few signs of ending, which is keeping oil prices above 100 per barrel and fanning inflation fears.

The Japanese currency headed for its biggest daily slide since midFebruary, with the dollar up 1 to 157.54, after the Bank of Japan raised rates to a 31year high of 1.25. The decision, though expected, excited yen bears with two board members dissenting to the hike.

The Japanese currency has risen 1.6 so far this month, driven by expectations of a faster pace of hikes from the BOJ and early signs of repatriation from Japanese investors.

But the Federal Reserve raised rates for the first time in three years on Wednesday and switched to a more aggressive stance on inflation, which knocked the yen, putting it on course for its worst weekly performance against the dollar in two years, down 2.6.

BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda said, with underlying inflation approaching 2, the bank39;s policy focus had shifted, and most of the central bank39;s board members...</description>
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    <title>Tech Leads Wall St Higher as Oil Eases, Yields Dip</title>
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    <description>Indexes up Dow 0.62, SP 500 1.14, Nasdaq 1.69
	Oil dips, but Middle East conflict keeps supply fears alive
	US SEC tokenized trading exemption lifts cryptolinked stocks
	Initial jobless claims dip; singlefamily housing starts, pending home sales increase


NEW YORK, Reuters  Wall Street bounced back on Thursday as easing oil prices, dropping US Treasury yields and solid labor data helped markets move beyond the Federal Reserve39;s first interest rate hike in more than three years.

All three major US stock indexes closed sharply higher, driven by a broad, techled rally that put the Nasdaq out front.


We39;re seeing interest in the areas of the market that have been hit hard in anticipation of this Fed rate hike, said Robert Pavlik, senior portfolio manager at Dakota Wealth in Fairfield, Connecticut. And people sort of stepping in, doing a little bit of buying on the pullback.

We39;re seeing interest in the areas of the market that have been hit hard in anticipation of this Fed rate hike, said Robert Pavlik, senior portfolio manager at Dakota Wealth in Fairfield, Connecticut. And people sort of stepping in, doing a little bit of buying on the pullback.


Crude prices dropped, touching a oneweek low after supply disruption fears were calmed by reports of Saudi oil moving through Oman.

Oil pared losses as the Middle East remained tense. Energy prices have soared since the onset of the USIsraeli war against Iran, feeding into broader global inflationary pressures.

On...</description>
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    <title>Fed Builds Credibility, Hawkish Turn Leaves Investors Edgy</title>
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    <description>Fed hikes rates for first time since 2023
	Unanimous vote seen as potentially hawkish signal
	Futures suggest even odds of October hike, just before US midterms


NEW YORK, Sept 17 Reuters  Investors are gaining more confidence in the Federal Reserve39;s inflationfighting backbone, but uncertainty about how far it will raise interest rates to keep prices in check is likely to cause volatility for stocks and bonds in the weeks ahead.

The U.S. central bank on Wednesday raised rates for the first time since 2023, a widely expected move as it seeks to address persistently abovetarget inflation, despite repeated public calls by President Donald Trump for rate cuts.

But markets now confront a very different investment backdrop, including a lack of clarity about how tight the Fed will now seek to make monetary policy. In the face of higher rates, some investors said it could make ratesensitive assets, such as smallcap stocks, less attractive.

The meeting does make them look independent...it adds trust to the market, said Matthew Miskin, cochief investment strategist at Manulife John Hancock Investments. Yet the Fed may have come off a little too hawkish in this meeting and we39;re just going to have to see how the economy can react in the next couple of months, he said.

Many investors saw the meeting as a test of independence for new Fed chair Kevin Warsh, who was picked by Trump.


I hope at least at a very high level, one takeaway that investors have is that economics is...</description>
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    <title>Asian Stocks Gain Weakly Ahead of Fed, Oil Drops</title>
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    <description>Stocks make tentative gains as Brent crude holds around 108 mark
	US 10year Treasury bond yield retreats below 5 threshold
	FOMC decision and Warsh press conference due later


SINGAPORE, Sept 16 Reuters  Stocks edged higher in Asia on Wednesday as a respite in the global bond selloff and a drop in oil prices steadied nerves ahead of a pivotal Federal Reserve decision later in the day.

After a shaky start, MSCI39;s broadest index of AsiaPacific shares outside Japan was up 0.5, snapping a fourday losing streak, with gains for Korean and Taiwanese shares leading the way. The Nikkei 225 rose 0.3, while SP 500 emini futures were 0.2 higher.

The yield on the U.S. 10year Treasury bond was flat at 4.9938 after attempting to retest the 5 mark, having broken through that threshold on Tuesday for the first time in three years. The Federal Reserve will announce its latest policy decision later in the day, followed by a media conference by Fed Chair Kevin Warsh.


We maintain our tactically cautiousneutral view into the Fed, JPMorgan analysts wrote, noting that the market consensus expectation is for a 25 basispoint rate hike accompanied by little forward guidance.


The meeting could be a clearing event for the market to reset rate hike expectations, they added, but warned inaction risks institutional credibility. If no hike materialises and bond yields extend their rally on higher inflation expectations, the bank anticipates the SP 500 could move 1.251.75 lower.

U.S. President...</description>
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    <title>Wall St Ends Lower as Oil Spikes, US 10Yr Yield Tops 5</title>
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    <description>Indexes down Dow 0.63, SP 0.45, Nasdaq 0.78
	Traders price in 94.5 chance of Fed rate hike on Wednesday
	Dave  Buster39;s slides after Q2 revenue miss
	Crypto firms sink on bitcoin weakness, US Senate not passing legislation


NEW YORK, Reuters  Wall Street extended its selloff on Tuesday, as rising U.S. Treasury yields, mounting debt concerns and soaring crude prices kept buyers on the sidelines.

All three major U.S. stock indexes extended Monday39;s losses as broad riskoff sentiment weighed on nearly every sector but energy. That sector benefited from expanding hostilities in the Middle East, which included new attacks on Saudi Arabia39;s energy infrastructure.


Given rising prices for fuel, especially diesel, given the nearcertain outlook for rising rates beginning tomorrow, and given the concerns over the potential slowdown in the AI ecosphere, why step into the market aggressively until some of this clears up? said Peter Tuz, president of Chase Investment Counsel in Charlottesville, Virginia.


The Federal Reserve has convened for its twoday monetary policy meeting, which is due to culminate on Wednesday with the central bank39;s rate decision. With recent economic data showing the labor market on solid footing, while warrelated energy price pressures are morphing into broader, systemic inflation, the central bank is expected to implement a 25basispoint increase to its Fed funds target rate  its first interest rate hike in over three years.

In the wake of last...</description>
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    <title>Shares Skid in Asia as Oil Climbs, Rate Hikes Loom</title>
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    <description>Nasdaq futures fall over 1, Nikkei follows
	Brent back above 107 on Middle East supply worries
	AI stocks stumble as CEOs call for slower development
	Markets wager on rate hikes from Fed, BOJ


SYDNEY, Sept 14 Reuters  Share markets slid in Asia on Monday, dragged down by AI stocks, while supply concerns in the Middle East caused oil prices to spike anew, and investors braced for likely interest rate hikes in both the United States and Japan this week.

AIlinked shares took an added hit after the leaders of OpenAI and Anthropic called for a slowdown in development to manage risks and protect humanity.

On the oil front, Brent climbed almost 3 as new strikes on Saudi Arabia and on ships in the Gulf strained nerves, after an attack on a Saudi oil pipeline and an advance by Yemen39;s Houthis threatened to worsen the wartime disruption to global energy supplies.

A meeting in Oman between Iran and Gulf Arab states, scheduled for Monday to discuss a deal on opening the Strait of Hormuz, was postponed.

With shipping through the strait and the Bab elMandeb under threat, analysts fear oil prices could stay elevated for a lengthy period, stoking inflation globally.

An uncomfortably hot U.S. consumer price report on Friday led markets to price in an 86 chance the Federal Reserve will lift rates by 25 basis points on Wednesday, and move again by December. It would be the first hike since mid2023.


We now expect the Fed to hike twice this year, in September and December, said...</description>
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    <title>SP 500 Rises as Strong Data Cements RateHike Bets</title>
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    <description>CPI up 0.4 in August, after 0.1 rise in July
	Dell hits record high, hardware stocks climb
	SP 500 0.86, Nasdaq 0.96, Dow 0.98


Reuters  Wall Street ended higher on Friday as oil prices retreated and strong consumer price data reinforced expectations the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates next week to fight inflation.

AI server maker Dell soared 12 to a record high. Hewlett Packard Enterprise jumped 12 and HP gained 8.4 after Oracle39;s quarterly results topped estimates. Oracle dipped 1.8.

U.S. consumer prices accelerated last month as the cost of gasoline rebounded after two straight monthly declines, adding pressure on the Fed to tighten monetary policy to fight inflation.

Interest rate futures now reflect a nearly 90 probability that the central bank will raise rates at its policy meeting on Wednesday, according to the CME FedWatch tool. That is up from a 72 likelihood on Thursday.


That39;s pretty much as close to a slam dunk as you39;re going to get, said Thomas Martin, senior portfolio manager at GLOBALT Investments in Atlanta. The Fed will do the right thing and raise rates, and that is good at the margin for keeping inflation in check.


The SP 500 climbed 0.86 to end the session at 7,656.98 points.

The Nasdaq gained 0.96 to 26,333.04 points, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.98 to 52,573.29 points.

Nine of the 11 SP 500 sector indexes rose, led by communication services, up 1.35, followed by a 1.13 gain in consumer discretionary.

Volume...</description>
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    <title>Bond, Stock Selloff Pauses as Oil Retreats From Highs</title>
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    <description>Brent hits 109 a barrel, before easing to below 106
	US Treasury yields hit multiyear highs, now steady
	Shares mixed; Europe higher, Asia slumps
	US CPI due later in the day, pivotal for Fed decision next week


LONDON, Sept 11 Reuters  A selloff in global bond and equity markets took a breather on Friday as oil prices retreated from a fourmonth high, though the recent surge in energy costs continued to fuel inflation worries and expectations that central banks may need to tighten policy.

Brent crude hit a fourmonth high of 109.97 a barrel on Friday after a 6 jump the day before, but it soon ran into selling pressure and was last down almost 2 at 105.90. It was still set for a weekly rise of about 10.

Oil flows remained restricted through the Strait of Hormuz as the U.S. and Iran traded attacks, while Iranaligned Houthis seized control of Yemen39;s port of Mocha, threatening Saudi oil exports in the Red Sea.

That was a wakeup call for markets that are starting to price in the risk of a protracted war. Comments from President Donald Trump that the war could last beyond the November midterm elections haven39;t helped, with bond yields surging globally on heightened inflation fears.


Markets are pricing in a scenario of higher rates for longer, said Gustav Helgesson, macro strategist at SEB.


The benchmark 10year Treasury yield was little changed on Friday at 4.946, after earlier touching its highest in almost three years at 4.979, as bonds were helped by retreating oil...</description>
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    <title>SP 500 Falls as Rising Yields Spur Inflation Fears</title>
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    <description>Treasury yields hit highest level since 2023
	SP 500 trades at lowest forward PE since April 2025
	Apple gains a day after releasing 1,999 folding iPhone
	SP 500 0.58, Nasdaq 0.65, Dow 0.60


Reuters  U.S. stocks ended down on Thursday after producer price data for August and surging oil prices stoked worries the Federal Reserve will hike interest rates next week, while climbing Treasury yields made stocks less attractive.

Heavyweight chipmakers lost ground, with Nvidia down 2.3 and Micron Technology losing 4.7, both weighing on the SP 500. Apple rallied 3.6 a day after launching a 1,999 iPhone.

With supply routes through both the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea disrupted by the U.S.Israeli war on Iran, Brent crude jumped 6 to 107 a barrel, adding to inflation worries and fueling expectations the Fed will raise interest rates at its policy meeting on Wednesday.

Yields on 10year Treasury notes rose to their highest in nearly three years, while 30year Treasury yields hit their highest in more than 19 years and 2year Treasury yields reached their highest in more than two years.


Yields are going up at the short end of the curve because the Fed is probably going to hike in the next couple months. Yields are going up at the long end of the curve because of debt and deficit issues, and sticky inflation, said Ross Mayfield, an investment strategy analyst at Baird in Louisville, Kentucky.

Higher yields are a negative for the equity market. They lower valuations and they make...</description>
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    <title>Asian Stocks Dip as Brent Holds 100, Yields Near Peak</title>
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    <description>Widening Mideast war pushes up Brent, stirs inflation worries
	U.S. 10year yields near 2023 high after Treasury buyback disappoints
	Stocks struggle as traders brace for US inflation data
	Investors await Fed and BOJ policy decisions next week


SINGAPORE, Sept 10 Reuters  Asian stocks slid on Thursday as the biggest wave of attacks on shipping in the widening war in the Middle East kept oil prices above 100 a barrel, leaving investors nervous ahead of U.S. inflation data that will influence nearterm monetary policy.

Benchmark 10year U.S. Treasury yields held steady at 4.8407 after scaling their highest since 2023 in the previous session as the Treasury Department announced a 6 billion buyback of longerdated bonds that disappointed some investors.

Brent crude futures eased to 101.11 per barrel, having broken through the psychological 100 mark on Wednesday for the first time since July as traders grappled with the prospect of inflationary pressure. OR


I think that Brent pushing through the 100 level will be seen by many in the market as a significant event in the current scheme of things, said Nick Twidale, chief market strategist at ATFX Global.


Twidale said traders who had been holding off in hopes of a Middle East peace deal may now hit the trigger as the realities of a longer conflict kick in.

MSCI39;s broadest index of AsiaPacific shares outside Japan fell 0.7. Japan39;s Nikkei eased 0.4 while South Korea39;s KOSPI dipped 0.2.

European stock futures rose 0.25...</description>
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    <title>SP 500 Ends Down as Oil Tops 100 per Barrel</title>
    <link>https://www.gurutrade.com/news/s-p-500-ends-down-as-oil-tops-100-per-barrel-1789039894.html</link>
    <description>Energy stocks rise as oil climbs
	US 10year Treasury yields hit highest since November 2023
	Apple holds first product launch under new CEO
	SP 500 0.48, Nasdaq 0.64, Dow 0.77


Reuters  U.S. stocks closed lower on Wednesday as oil prices soared above 100 a barrel, while Apple dipped and Treasury yields rose ahead of crucial inflation data expected later in the week.

Worries about the global oil supply and a flareup in Middle East tensions pushed Brent crude above 100 a barrel, a sensitive level for the stock market. The U.S.Israeli war on Iran, now in its seventh month, has stoked fears of a broader regional conflict, with high oil prices fueling inflation.

The SP 500 energy index rose 1.1, while all other sector indexes fell.

Apple ended down 0.3 after it held its first smartphone launch under new CEO John Ternus.

The yield on the benchmark 10year U.S. Treasury note climbed to its highest since November 2023 after the Treasury Department said it would buy up to 6 billion in 10 to 20year government bonds. Some analysts had expected a larger purchase, in the range of 8 billion to 10 billion.

Higher yields on riskfree government bonds make it less attractive for investors to own stocks.


That39;s leaving markets a little concerned, particularly as we don39;t have a lot to go on in terms of earnings expectations until we start to get into thirdquarter reporting season, said Rob Haworth, senior investment strategist at U.S. Bank Wealth Management in Seattle.


U.S....</description>
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    <title>Oil Eyes 100, Asian Stocks Sink as Mideast Tensions Rise</title>
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    <description>Houthis attack Saudi cities, while US targets Iranian oil tankers
	Yen near sevenmonth high on hawkish BOJ bets, short position unwind
	Euro edges up with ECB expected to raise rates on Thursday


TOKYO, Sept 9 Reuters  Brent crude rallied towards 100 per barrel on Wednesday, keeping the mood in Asian stock markets subdued, as attacks intensified in the Middle East, stoking inflation worries ahead of the release of closely watched U.S. consumer price data.

The yen strengthened towards the nearly sevenmonth high touched against the dollar on Tuesday as traders exited short positions in the Japanese currency amid expectations for faster Bank of Japan interest rate hikes and a potential rush of repatriation of Japanese capital.

The euro edged higher ahead of the European Central Bank39;s policy decision on Thursday, with markets widely expecting a hike amid inflationary pressures from the Iran war.

Iranianbacked Houthis in Yemen launched strikes on several Saudi cities on Tuesday, further embroiling a U.S. ally in the conflict, while U.S. forces hit multiple Iranian oil tankers and Iran struck a U.S. base in Jordan.

Oil prices jumped for a fourth straight session on Wednesday, with Brent crude futures rising 1.10 to 99.02 a barrel. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude was at 93.95 a barrel, up 0.93.

Japan39;s Nikkei slipped 0.2, Hong Kong39;s Hang Seng dropped 0.3 and mainland Chinese blue chips were little changed.

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    <title>Asia Stocks Fall as Yen Surges, Iran Warns US of Retaliation</title>
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    <description>Yen surges to strongest since February, crossing 153 mark against dollar
	Brent crude up for third consecutive day, above 98
	Stocks fall across AsiaPacific after mixed economic data


SINGAPORE, Sept 8 Reuters  A surge in the yen and mixed economic data sent Asian stocks lower on Tuesday, while fresh Iranian threats in the Gulf drove commodity prices and Treasury bond yields higher.

The yen jumped as much as 1 to 152.89, its strongest level since February 18, as investors unwound an estimated 2.35 trillion in yenfunded carry trades.


The yen has rallied to its strongest level since February, driven by a sharp unwinding of shortyen and carrytrade positions as investors price in faster Bank of Japan tightening, said Joel Kruger, market strategist at LMAX Group in London.

Speculation over capital repatriation by Japanese investors and the authorities39; demonstrated willingness to support the currency through intervention have added momentum to the move.


Japan39;s Nikkei 225 share index fluctuated between gains and losses before lurching down 1.7, as SP 500 emini futures slid 0.3 after a holiday in the U.S. on Monday.

MSCI39;s broadest index of AsiaPacific shares outside Japan was 0.5 lower, with regional declines led by a 1 fall in Australian shares after a measure of local consumer sentiment fell sharply in September.

Oil prices rose for a third day in Asia, with Brent crude futures climbing 1.4 to 98.34 a barrel, after Iran threatened to retaliate on Tuesday...</description>
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    <title>Wall St Ends Lower as Solid Jobs Data Fuels Hawkish Fed Bets</title>
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    <description>Indexes down Dow 0.51, SP 500 0.38, Nasdaq 0.29
	US nonfarm payrolls surge in August
	Lululemon sinks after cutting fullyear forecasts
	Adobe slips as it names new CEO
	Markets await CPI, PPI next week for Fed clues


NEW YORK, Reuters  Wall Street dipped on Friday as a robust jobs report raised the probability that the U.S. Federal Reserve will increase its key interest rate at this month39;s monetary policy meeting.

All three major U.S. indexes closed lower amid a broad selloff ahead of the threeday holiday weekend.

For the week, the indexes were essentially unchanged.

The Labor Department39;s August employment report showed the U.S. economy added 162,000 jobs last month, nearly three times the 56,000 consensus, while the department revised June and July payrolls upward by a total of 55,000 jobs. Labor market participation increased while the unemployment rate held firm at 4.1.

While a strongerthanexpected jobs report would generally be good economic news, markets are interpreting it as a sign the datadependent Fed will implement a rate hike at the conclusion of this month39;s policy meeting to curb warrelated energy price pressures from morphing into broader, more systemic inflation.


The labor market had a nice snapback last month, and it39;s hard not to think an improving labor market is not a positive development for the economy, said Ryan Detrick, chief market strategist at Carson Group in Omaha, Nebraska. On the flip side, the odds of a Fed hike increased a...</description>
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    <title>Shares Inch Up Ahead of US Jobs Data as Waller Soothes Bonds</title>
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    <description>MSCI world share index up and on course for weekly gain
	Dovish Waller sparks stocks and bonds rally, dollar takes a hit
	Nonfarm payrolls loom, a coin toss for Fed rate hike this month


LONDONSYDNEY, Sept 4 Reuters  World shares pushed higher ahead of U.S. jobs data on Friday, while bond markets got some muchneeded relief after a top Federal Reserve official cooled ratehike expectations and dragged the dollar lower.

The dollar39;s retreat had run its course as the prepayrolls doldrums set in, but it left the yen set for a weekly rise of 2.3  its best since late July, when Japan and the U.S. conducted a rare joint intervention to halt a relentless slide in the Japanese currency.

Europe39;s main stock markets opened only fractionally higher, meanwhile, as renewed rises in both oil and the region39;s gas prices bolstered ECB ratehike bets. Nasdaq futures climbed 0.4 and SP 500 futures rose 0.1.

In remarks for a Reuters NEXT Newsmaker event, Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said that recent data suggested some signs of disinflation and that, if upcoming reports reinforced that trend, he would favour holding rates steady at this month39;s policy meeting.

Futures were quick to scale back the chance of a rate hike this month to just 50, from about 63 a day ago. Those expectations had surged in recent sessions as a global bond rout drove longdated yields to multiyear highs, fuelled by concerns over stubborn inflation, swelling government debt and geopolitical...</description>
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    <title>Wall St Ends Higher as Stocks Reclaim some Shine</title>
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    <description>Indexes up Dow 0.56, SP 500 0.46 and Nasdaq 0.45
	Investors eye Iran tensions
	Dell jumps after raising annual sales, profit forecasts
	BrownForman climbs on Q1 profit beat


NEW YORK, Reuters  Wall Street advanced on Wednesday, notching a partial rebound from a threeday losing streak as investors searched for deals among stocks and sectors that might have been oversold amid recent riskoff moves.

All three major U.S. stock indexes gained ground, with the smallcap Russell 2000 outperforming its largercap peers, rising 1.1.

On the sector level, airlines, gold and silver miners and regional banks were the frontrunners, while software and services, seen as potential victims of AI disruption, underperformed on the day.

The Philadelphia SE Semiconductor Index, which has powered much of the stock market39;s gains so far this year but has lost nearly onefourth of its value since late June, was on the rise, with chipmaker Broadcom expected to deliver secondquarter results after the bell.

Nvidia, the chipmaker at the forefront of the AI wave, rose 3.2, while Micron and Qualcomm gained 2.4 and 2.0, respectively.


The war is continuing longer than anyone hoped, and when it ends, energy will cool and inflation won39;t be as much of an issue, said Lauren Cassidy, chief investment officer at Founders 100 ETF in Dallas. At the same time, we just had a record earnings season, with wonderful fundamentals being driven by the accelerating adoption of AI.

AI adoption is still in the very...</description>
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    <title>Asian Markets Tumble as USIran Clashes Lift Oil, Yields</title>
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    <description>Brent crude futures rise for second day, above 95 per barrel
	US 10year Treasury yield hits 4.8122, highest since November 2023
	New Zealand central bank hikes interest rates as expected to 2.75


SINGAPORE, Sept 2 Reuters  Asian stocks slumped on Wednesday after renewed U.S. airstrikes on Iran pushed oil prices to a fiveweek high and drove the U.S. 10year Treasury yield to its highest level in almost three years, extending a bond market selloff across global markets.

MSCI39;s broadest index of AsiaPacific shares outside Japan tumbled 2 as South Korea39;s KOSPI dropped almost 4, while the Nikkei 225 was down 2.9. SP 500 emini futures were down 0.1.

Brent crude futures extended gains into a second day as trading resumed in Asia, rising 0.9 to 95.45 a barrel after the U.S. launched a barrage of airstrikes on Iran on Tuesday, which earlier pushed oil prices to a fiveweek high.


The threat of further disruptions to the Strait of Hormuz has brought about renewed anxiety over inflation, driving a selloff in stocks across most major markets and a rout in global bond markets, Westpac analysts wrote.


The yield on the U.S. 10year Treasury bond hit an intraday high of 4.8122, its highest level in almost three years, while the yield on the 10year Japanese government bond rose 2 basis points to 3.015, extending its climb after reaching a threedecade high earlier this week.


September kicked off on a shaky note as developed market government bonds continued to sell off, DBS...</description>
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    <title>Wall Street Falls as Oil, Yields Rise in Shaky Sept Start</title>
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    <description>Indexes down Dow 0.79, SP 500 0.71, Nasdaq 1.03
	Equities kick off historically weakest month of the year
	Fresh US attacks on Iranian targets add to geopolitical strife
	JOLTS Fewerthanexpected US job openings in July


NEW YORK, Reuters  U.S. stocks extended their slide on Tuesday, as the global bond selloff deepened and crude prices spiked amid fading hopes for a nearterm solution to the U.S.Israeli war with Iran.

All three major U.S. stock indexes began the month on a sour note, closing decisively lower as rising hostilities in the Middle East drove up oil prices. Global sovereign debt yields rose to multiyear highs as markets increased their bets that central banks will need to hasten their interest rate hikes.

The benchmark U.S. Treasury yield continued to edge higher after reaching a 19month high on Monday.


Following Kevin Warsh39;s hawkish comments on Friday, we have strikes in Iran and oil is higher, said Ross Mayfield, investment strategy analyst at Baird in Louisville, Kentucky, referring to the Federal Reserve chair. It is the perfect cocktail for a riskoff day in a market that is trading near alltime highs.


Seasonal weakness could also be weighing on investor sentiment. September is the only month with a negative average return since 1926, according to Fisher Investments, which cited data from Finaeon.


September is the worst month historically and by a large margin. Particularly in midterm election years, this tends to be the point in the calendar...</description>
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    <title>Bond Selloff Deepens as Rising Energy Prices Fuel Inflation</title>
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    <description>US 10year yield hits highest since January 2025
	10year JGB yield hits 3 for the first time since 1996
	Shein slides on debut in Hong Kong


TOKYO, Sept 1 Reuters  Global bond yields hit major new highs on Tuesday as renewed fighting in the Middle East lifted oil prices and investors worried about inflation and braced for a slew of interest rate hikes.

Japan39;s 10year benchmark hit 3 for the first time in a generation. The 10year U.S. Treasury yield, a benchmark for prices across asset classes, has broken resistance at 4.75 to stand at 4.78  its highest since early 2025.

Futures for French and German debt extended selling that drove yields to 15year highs and the rise in Australia39;s 10year yield was the sharpest for five months.


I think there is now something of a sense of resignation  tinged with helplessness  about rising interest rates, said Ryutaro Kimura, a senior strategist at BNP Asset Management in Tokyo, of the march upward in Japanese borrowing costs, which for years have been such a reliable anchor for world markets.


Higher oil prices and rising U.S.Iran tensions are stoking worries about inflation, which is negative for bonds, just as Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh has reset expectations for the rates outlook. At the same time skyrocketing sovereign borrowing has investors starting to demand higher premiums for lending.

At 3, Japan39;s 10year borrowing cost now sits at the government39;s assumed longrun funding cost, so rises mean real pressure on...</description>
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    <title>Wall Street Falls as Oil Jumps, but Logs Monthly Gains</title>
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    <description>Indexes down Dow 0.70, SP 500 0.33, Nasdaq 0.12
	Warsh39;s hawkish stance puts September decision in focus
	Crude jumps as U.S. and Iran trade new round of airstrikes
	Nvidia, chipmakers gain


NEW YORK, Reuters  U.S. stocks weakened on Monday, with Wall Street turning the page on a volatile month as a warrelated jump in crude prices revived inflation fears and raised the likelihood of tighter monetary policy.

Spiking oil prices dampened investor risk appetite and sent benchmark U.S. Treasury yields higher, as investors processed U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh39;s hawkish tone on Friday in his speech at the Jackson Hole Symposium.

Despite the broad selloff, all three major U.S. stock indexes posted monthly gains. The Nasdaq showed the largest percentage growth for August as the AI trade remained alive, despite recent weakness. The bluechip Dow nabbed its fifth consecutive monthly advance.


We heard from Warsh last week, and the odds now favor a rate hike in September, said Peter Tuz, president of Chase Investment Counsel in Charlottesville, Virginia. Throw that into the mix of continued hostilities in the Middle East.

And the week before Labor Day, there39;s a lot of people who are out of the office, so weird things can happen, Tuz added. There was no reason to come into work today thinking its a great day to buy stocks.


Iran39;s President Masoud Pezeshkian said Tehran is still seeking a negotiated solution to the war, after days of renewed airstrike...</description>
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    <title>Shares Ease in Asia as Oil Climbs, Yields Stay High</title>
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    <description>Nikkei slips, EU and Wall St stock futures ease
	Oil climbs as United States, Iran exchange fire in the Gulf
	Dollar around 160 yen, Bessent says move contained
	Focus on G20 meet, US payrolls for Fed hike risk


SYDNEY, Aug 31 Reuters  Share markets slipped in Asia on Monday as fresh fighting broke out between the U.S. and Iran, lifting oil prices, while bond yields stayed painfully elevated after investors narrowed the odds on a U.S. rate hike.

Brent futures climbed 2.7 to 90.51 a barrel after U.S. forces struck two of Iran39;s launchers on its island of Larak on Sunday. In response, Iran attacked U.S. forces stationed in Jordan and claimed to have hit a tanker moving through the strait.

President Donald Trump later posted that Kharg Island, Iran39;s main oil terminal, was being blown to smithereens, though there was no confirmation of this from the military.

The resulting risk to inflation kept bond markets on edge after Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh emphasised on Friday the central bank had work to do to control inflation.

Markets reacted by lifting the probability of a September rate increase to 57, shoving shortterm Treasury yields sharply higher and flattening the curve.


We continue to expect that a hike won39;t come until December, though agree that the September meeting is live, said Michael Feroli, chief U.S. economist at JPMorgan.

Moreover, regardless of the exact timing of hikes, Warsh39;s speech suggested a chair more willing to translate his...</description>
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    <title>Wall Street Falls as Feds Warsh Vows Inflation Fight</title>
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    <description>Indexes down Dow 0.02, SP 500 0.25, Nasdaq 0.52
	PayPal slumps after report of consortium abandoning takeover pursuit
	Gap jumps after Old Navy CEO change, annual profit outlook raise
	Megacaps boost SP 500 communication services
	Main indexes posted weekly gains


NEW YORK, Reuters  Wall Street39;s main indexes ended lower on Friday, with investors turning cautious after Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh reiterated the central bank39;s focus on fighting inflation, increasing prospects for a rate hike.

Without confidence that inflation is heading clearly and with sufficient speed to the Fed39;s 2 goal, the central bank would have more work to do, Warsh said in his first Jackson Hole speech.

Traders added to bets on a September rate hike after Warsh also said he felt recent inflation data did not suggest a change in trend.

Traders are now split between a rate hike and a hold in September, as they were before inflation data this month painted a mixed picture.


Why the market is modestly reacting is he Warsh is very adamant that the 2 inflation target is going to remain. He is reiterating the hawkishness, but in a more of a consistent way than an incremental way, said Mark Hackett, chief market strategist for Nationwide.

There39;s been somewhat misguided thoughts among investors that this would soften a little bit. Clearly, that39;s not the case. 


Warsh39;s speech rounds out a busy week packed with results from corporate heavyweights such as Nvidia and Salesforce,...</description>
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    <title>US Stock Funds See Largest Weekly Outflow Since March</title>
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    <description>Aug 28 Reuters  U.S. equity funds recorded their largest weekly outflow in five months in the week to August 26, as investors reassessed the outlook for artificial intelligence ahead of Nvidia39;s earnings and awaited potentially pivotal remarks from Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh.

Investors withdrew a net 22.33 billion from U.S. equity funds during the week, marking the largest weekly net sales since March 18, according to LSEG Lipper data.

Nvidia on Wednesday projected a 70 rise in revenue for the next fiscal year, easing investor concerns about AI demand despite persistent supply constraints.

Market attention has shifted to Warsh39;s scheduled comments at Friday39;s Jackson Hole Symposium after three Fed officials cautioned that elevated inflation could prove persistent.

Investors pulled a net 24.73 billion from U.S. largecap equity funds, marking their biggest weekly net sales in five months. However, they added 2.24 billion to midcap funds and 794 million to smallcap funds.

U.S. sectoral funds attracted about 505 million in net inflows. Technology funds led the gains, drawing 1.81 billion, while financialsector funds recorded net sales of 1.42 billion.

U.S. bond funds remained popular for a 19th consecutive week, attracting net inflows of 7.12 billion.

Investors bought 3.3 billion worth of shorttointermediate government and Treasury funds, their largest net purchase since July 8. Municipal debt funds and shorttointermediate investmentgrade funds also...</description>
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    <title>Shares Cautious, FX and Bonds Hold Breath Ahead of Warsh</title>
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    <description>SYDNEY, Aug 28 Reuters  Shares in Asia turned cautious on Friday after a Nvidiafuelled technology rally, while currency and bond markets held their breath for the world39;s most powerful central banker to speak on U.S. interest rates.

Oil prices were headed for weekly losses as Iran and Oman had agreed on administering traffic in the Strait of Hormuz and sharing revenues, though Washington has shown little interest in reviving direct talks with Tehran. Brent eased 0.4 to 89.33 a barrel but was set for a weekly drop of over 5.

MSCI39;s broadest index of AsiaPacific shares outside Japan edged up 0.2, while Japan39;s Nikkei rose 0.5.

Taiwanese shares gained 0.8 after Nvidia jumped nearly 9 overnight after the chipmaker reported robust results and signalled the AI spending boom has years left to run. South Korea39;s KOSPI, however, fell 1.5, and Hong Kong39;s Hang Seng rose 0.4.

SP 500 futures and Nasdaq futures were off 0.2, while EURO STOXX 50 futures edged up 0.3.

All eyes are on the Federal Reserve39;s Jackson Hole Symposium where Chair Kevin Warsh is slated to speak later in the day. Three Fed officials have already sounded the alarm about sticky inflation but the new central bank chief has resisted providing forward guidance about where interest rates are going.

Futures imply around a 35 chance that the Fed will raise interest rates when it meets on September 16 and are fully priced for a move by December.


While we do not expect him to offer forward guidance,...</description>
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    <title>Nasdaq, SP 500 Rise on Nvidia Outlook Ahead of Warsh Speech</title>
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    <description>Indexes up Dow 0.2. SP 500 0.72, Nasdaq 1.57
	Nvidia39;s blowout quarter eases AI demand concerns
	Salesforce surges after annual forecast raise
	Markets await Warsh39;s speech at Jackson Hole


NEW YORK, Reuters  The technologyheavy Nasdaq outperformed peers at the close of trade on Thursday after chip maker Nvidia39;s bumper revenue forecast reaffirmed the strength of the AI boom and fueled gains in technology stocks.

Nvidia shares jumped 8.7 after the chip company39;s robust forecast met lofty investor expectations, bolstering the view that the tech rally still has room to run as companies at the heart of AI buildout continue to deliver impressive growth.


Nvidia39;s results show that the AI boom is not running out of demand ... while delivering that growth is becoming more expensive and capitalintensive, said Lale Akoner, global market strategist at eToro.


Morgan Stanley said in a note on Thursday that Nvidia39;s forecast for revenue growth of 70 next year is well above Morgan Stanley39;s estimate for a 52 rise and that the consensus estimate is closer to 40.


We would expect Nvidia to continue to knock down barriers to higher growth, said analyst Joseph Moore in the note.


Nvidia has warned that shortages of memory components could curb the pace of the industry39;s growth.

The SP 500 closed 55.29 points, or 0.72, higher at 7,730.99 and the Nasdaq Composite gained 411.16 points, or 1.57, to 26,541.35. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 105.56 points, or 0.20,...</description>
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    <title>Wall St Dip After Hot Inflation Data Ahead of Nvidia Results</title>
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    <description>Indexes down; Dow 0.21, SP 500 0.02, Nasdaq 0.08
	July PCE rises 3.7, more than 3.6 estimated
	Eyes on Nvidia for clues on AI demand
	Intuit falls after downbeat annual revenue forecast


NEW YORK, Reuters  Wall Street39;s main indexes closed slightly lower on Wednesday after a U.S. inflation reading came in hotter than expected, while many investors stuck to the sidelines ahead of AI bellwether Nvidia39;s earnings later in the day.

A Commerce Department report showed annual U.S. inflation increased 3.7 in the 12 months through July, a touch above expectations. Separate data showed the economy grew 1.5 in the second quarter.

The latest print added another wrinkle to the Federal Reserve39;s policy outlook, raising the stakes for upcoming economic data. Investors will focus sharply on Fed Chair Kevin Warsh39;s Jackson Hole speech on Friday.


It wasn39;t enough to shift the balance for September39;s meeting, but if subsequent data point in the same direction, the Fed may feel more pressure to move off the sidelines, said Ellen Zentner, chief economic strategist for Morgan Stanley Wealth Management.


The central bank39;s next scheduled meeting is in September, putting the policy decision in focus during what is historically a weak month for equities. Odds of an interest rate hike at that meeting stand at 38.1, according to the CME FedWatch tool.


There is no crisis, it is more about expectations or guidance we are going to get from the Fed and what the Treasury is trying...</description>
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    <title>SP 500 to End 2026 Slightly High on Earnings Optimism</title>
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    <description>SP 500 to end 2026 at 7,900 poll
	The benchmark index to end 2027 at 8,475
	Dow to end 2026 at 54,500


NEW YORK, Aug 26 Reuters  The SP 500 benchmark U.S. stock index will add to this year39;s already robust gains and end 2026 about 3 above current levels, reflecting optimism earnings will stay strong and U.S.Iran tensions will ease, according to a Reuters poll.

Much strongerthanexpected secondquarter results and AIrelated spending, will support valuations, strategists in the poll said.


It39;s hard to describe this as anything other than an investment boom, said Sameer Samana, head of global equities and real assets at the Wells Fargo Investment Institute. It seems like the boom will continue into next year.


The SP 500 will end 2026 at 7,900, 2.9 above Tuesday39;s close, according to the median estimate of 46 strategists, analysts and portfolio managers polled between August 12 and 25.

It ended Tuesday at 7,677.28 and has increased about 12 so far in 2026.

RECORD HIGHS REACHED IN AUGUST

Strategists39; estimates have increased since a Reuters poll in May, when they expected the SP 500 to end 2026 at 7,620.

The SP 500 rose to record highs this month in part due to a banner secondquarter profit season, with SP 500 companies on pace for a 33.5 yearoveryear increase in earnings on an adjusted basis, the highest growth since 2021, according to LSEG IBES.

Results late Wednesday from chipmaker Nvidia, which has benefited from the push to build AI infrastructure but also...</description>
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    <title>Asian Stocks Gain before Nvidia, Oil Slips on Hormuz Hopes</title>
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    <description>Investors bide their time ahead of Nvidia earnings test
	Brent drops on optimism around Strait of Hormuz
	Currencies steady ahead of US inflation, Fed39;s Jackson Hole meeting
	Gold and bitcoin hover near threemonth highs


SINGAPORE, Aug 26 Reuters  Asian stocks rose on Wednesday as a drop in oil prices dragged bond yields lower on hopes that the critical Strait of Hormuz may reopen soon, while investors braced for yet another makeorbreak earnings report from AI bellwether Nvidia.

Iran said it had restarted talks with Oman to manage the Strait, as it faces heightened economic pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump in the nearly sixmonth conflict that has roiled oil markets and stoked global inflationary worries.

Brent crude futures fell for a third straight day on Wednesday, sliding more than 2 to 86.41 per barrel on the prospect of more supply coming through the strait, which handled a fifth of the world39;s traded oil before the war.

That helped push bond yields lower, with the yield on U.S. 10year notes at 4.634 after falling 6.5 basis points on Tuesday.


While there was no real progress or details of the IranOman deal, as Iran reiterated that Hormuz will remain shut until conditions are met, price action suggested that markets are quickly pricing in optimism around an interim announcement, analysts at J.P. Morgan said in a note.


WAITING FOR NVIDIA

Investors awaited Nvidia39;s secondquarter earnings later in the day, with the focus on whether the massive AI...</description>
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    <title>Wall Street Ends Higher; Tech Rebounds before Nvidia Results</title>
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    <description>Indexes up; Dow 0.3, SP 500 0.32, Nasdaq 0.66
	Nvidia results to offer read on AI sentiment
	Dick39;s Sporting slides after cutting annual forecasts
	Moderna surges after Barclays target price hike
	US consumer confidence falls to sevenmonth low in August


NEW YORK, Aug 25 Reuters  Wall Street39;s main indexes closed higher on Tuesday, as technology stocks recovered from a selloff ahead of AI heavyweight Nvidia39;s results, while investors found some relief in drops in oil prices and bond yields.

The gains could ease investor concerns sparked by a recent bond market rout that lifted yields and pressured equities. They could also help set the tone for September, a historically weaker month for stocks.

Longerdated Treasury yields fell on Tuesday as oil prices dropped to a oneweek low and traders continued to weigh the implications of Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent39;s decision to expand Treasury buybacks.


There39;s a lot of push and pull  in the bond market, geopolitics, oil, said Joe Quinlan, head of market strategy for Merrill and Bank of America Private Bank.

But we39;re pretty constructive on the outlook for the next 12, 18 months on the U.S. economy; therefore, we are constructive on the markets as well.


Nvidia39;s results on Wednesday will be the next test for the earningsdriven rally. Any signs of slowing growth could reignite concerns about stretched valuations and how long the AI boom can sustain them.


This is the classic problem of being the epicenter...</description>
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    <title>Shares Drift ahead of Nvidia Earnings; Oil Wobbles</title>
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    <description>Investors look to Nvidia39;s results for fresh catalyst
	U.S. threatens countries doing business with Iran, but announcement underwhelms
	Dollar firms, U.S. Treasury yields little changed as investors weigh buyback plans


SINGAPORE, Aug 25 Reuters  Asia shares were rangebound on Tuesday while oil prices held to losses, after threats from the U.S. for an economic DDay of sanctions on Iran turned out to be a damp squib.

U.S. Treasury yields were off their recent highs following a report that the Treasury Department might tap into its cash account to finance increased debt buybacks, which could reduce the need for additional sales of shortterm bills.

The tech sector is holding its breath for Nvidia39;s results on Wednesday; investors are aware how hard it will be for the chipmaker to meet lofty expectations.

Analysts are generally looking for quarterly revenue to almost double to around 92 billion, with fullyear earnings guidance seen in a range of 103 billion to 105 billion.


Those are really high expectations to be met, said Fabien Yip, a market analyst at IG.

Judging from Nvidia39;s track record, it won39;t be surprising if they meet the headline numbers, but I think the more piece is people are trying to understand whether there are concerns on the circular deals powering its growth and whether that growth percentage is sustainable in the upcoming quarters.


MSCI39;s broadest index of AsiaPacific shares outside Japan was down 0.1, while Japan39;s Nikkei reversed...</description>
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    <title>SP 500, Nasdaq Slip on Tech Losses and Iran Risks</title>
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    <description>Indexes Dow up 0.26, SP 500 down 0.28, Nasdaq down 0.76
	Trump administration expands secondary sanctions on Iran
	Nvidia earnings eyed for fresh read on AI sentiment
	Analyst warn of hawkish rhetoric against AI data centers
	Treasury could tap General Account to fund bond buybacks  CNBC


NEW YORK, Reuters  The SP 500 and Nasdaq ended lower on Monday, pulled down by technology stocks, as investors weighed fresh U.S. economic pressure against Iran and braced for a week that includes Nvidia earnings and a closely watched inflation report.

The Trump administration announced on Monday a possible expansion of sanctions on countries doing business with Iran as part of what it billed as an economic DDay, but stopped short of actually imposing penalties.

Chip stocks sold off, dragging the Philadelphia SE Semiconductor index lower. Nvidia dropped 2.9, Micron Technology fell 5.8 and Broadcom slid 2.6, pressuring the SP 500 Information Technology index.

Sentiment for technology firms was also hit by growing political opposition to AI data centers.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott delivered one of the starkest warnings yet from a Republican to the AI industry, saying data center companies dug their own grave and deserve the backlash they39;re facing after failing to win community support, Axios reported on Sunday.

This month, Abbott ordered a pause on approvals of new data center projects through the state39;s grid interconnection process, citing concerns that a surge in electricity...</description>
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    <pubDate>Tue, 25 Aug 2026 08:10:28 +0300</pubDate>
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    <title>Shares, Oil Dip as US Sanctions on Iran Loom</title>
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    <description>Nikkei, SP 500 futures on edge for Nvidia results
	Oil slips as Bessent due to detail sanctions on Iran
	Canadian dollar off as US trade war looms
	Markets hoping for Fed guidance from Warsh speech


LONDONSYDNEY, Aug 24 Reuters  Global stocks slipped on Monday and oil prices eased as investors awaited details of threatened U.S. sanctions on Iran, while the Canadian dollar dipped as a trade war loomed with its southern neighbour.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is due to hold a press conference later on Monday to outline sanctions on Iran, which has shown no sign of relinquishing its control over the vital Strait of Hormuz.

Oil futures were down more than 1 ahead of the announcement as some oil traders took profits after big gains last week. ,

The tech sector was on edge for Nvidia39;s results on Wednesday; investors are aware how hard it will be for the chipmaker to meet stratospheric expectations.


The big news this week will be Nvidia earnings... The tone of that might drive sentiment into the Nasdaq market, said Nutshell Asset Management CIO Mark Ellis.


Analysts are generally looking for quarterly revenue to almost double to around 92 billion, with fullyear earnings guidance seen in a range of 103 billion to 105 billion.

WARSH SPEECH MAY DISAPPOINT

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