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US stock opened lower on Thursday, retreating from the previous session’s strong rally as investors reassessed risks tied to the fragile ceasefire between the United States and Iran and monitored fresh economic data. Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by about 175 points, or 0.37%, while S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 slipped 0.15% and 0.12%, respectively.… Continue reading Dow Jones slips 175 pts as fragile US-Iran ceasefire cracks, oil rebounds

Shares of CoreWeave rose on Thursday after the company announced an expanded long-term agreement with Meta Platforms valued at approximately [MONEY value=”21000000000″ currency=”usd” notation=”long” replace=”false”], underscoring strong demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure. The deal extends CoreWeave’s role as a cloud provider for Meta’s AI initiatives through December 2032, building on an earlier agreement signed last… Continue reading CoreWeave stock rises as $21B Meta AI cloud deal boosts outlook

London stocks fell on Thursday, giving back part of the previous session’s sharp advance, as a rebound in oil prices and fresh doubts over a fragile Middle East ceasefire damped appetite for risk. The FTSE 100 slipped 0.3%, while the FTSE 250 dropped 1.1%, with retailers and smaller companies leading the declines. The retreat followed a strong… Continue reading FTSE falls 0.3% as rising oil prices shake rate cut expectations

US stock futures edged lower on Thursday, giving back some of the previous session’s relief rally, as investors weighed the durability of a fragile Middle East ceasefire and braced for fresh US inflation data later in the day. S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq 100 futures both declined by 0.4%, reflecting a modest pullback in broader… Continue reading Dow futures plunge 200 points: 5 things to know before market opens

At 6:12 on a Tuesday morning, Trump posted that a whole civilisation would die that night. By 8 p.m., he had announced a ceasefire. By Wednesday’s open, the Nasdaq was up 3.5%, oil had shed 16%, South Korea’s Kospi had soared 6.9%, and emerging markets were posting their best single day since 2022. If you… Continue reading Why ordinary investors are struggling in Trump’s Truth Social market

Rene Haas is set to oversee much of SoftBank Group’s international business while remaining chief executive of Arm, according to the Financial Times, citing people familiar with the matter. The move would give Haas a far broader operating brief as founder Masayoshi Son accelerates the Japanese group’s push into artificial intelligence and advanced chips. Haas… Continue reading SoftBank may elevate Arm CEO Rene Haas in AI strategy shift

There is a reason pipeline stocks keep showing up in long-term portfolios even when the rest of the market is chasing the next big growth trade. They are not as flashy as these stocks rarely deliver the kind of drama that defines tech momentum names, but they do offer something many investors still struggle to… Continue reading Why big investors won’t sell these 3 high-yield pipeline stocks

European stock futures pointed to a modestly firmer open on Thursday, with FTSE 100 Futures up around 0.4% at 10,649.5, although the tone remained cautious as investors weighed a sharp rally in regional equities against fresh doubts. The guarded advance followed a strong session in the cash market on Wednesday, when the pan-European STOXX Europe… Continue reading FTSE 100 futures rise as Europe weighs fragile Iran ceasefire risk

Foreign investors poured a record 2.96 trillion yen ($18.65 billion) into Tokyo-listed shares in the week ended April 4, reversing three straight weeks of selling as easing geopolitical tensions and fiscal year-end trading patterns drew buyers back into Japan’s market. Ministry of Finance data showed the inflows marked a sharp turnaround after overseas investors had sold heavily through… Continue reading Japan stocks pull record $18.6B foreign inflow after 3-week selloff