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Michael Overchenko
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Michael Overchenko

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Goldman Sachs has added CXMT to its updated list of recommendations for Chinese AI companies. To date, the country’s STAR50 technology index has fallen more than 45% from its July peak. Photo: Poetra.RH / Shutterstock.com
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From South Korea to China: The Asian AI Bubble Is Bursting. Should You Buy Stocks?

The growth of the solar and wind power sectors is driving demand for energy storage systems. Photo: biletskiyevgeniy.com / Shutterstock.com
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The New Energy Boom: How to Profit from the Growth of the Battery Market

Analysts are divided on whether Frances debt and budget problems will trigger a new crisis across the euro zone or whether markets are overreacting / Photo: Guillaume Périgois / Unsplash
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France’s debt crisis could spread. Which bonds should investors watch?

Yields on 10-year U.S. Treasury bonds reached a 24-year high this week. Photo: Adam Nir / Unsplash
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How Can You Profit from the Bond Market Crisis? Here's What Fund Managers Recommend

The U.S. government is considering various options for restricting diesel exports / Photo: Rob Wingate / Unsplash
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The U.S. is considering a ban on diesel exports “very seriously.” Who stands to benefit?

Next year, S&P Dow Jones Indices will reclassify the Polish market as a developed market. Photo: Kamil Gliwiński / Unsplash.com
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Poland Has Emerged From a 19-Year Stagnation: What Is Driving the Growth of Its Economy and Market

On the European market this year, the energy, commodities, and banking sectors are performing the best. Photo: Immo Wegmann / Unsplash.com
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How Investors Can Profit from Europe’s Problems: 10 Stocks and the Polish Market

Since the start of the third quarter, the dollar has fallen by more than 2% against major world currencies. Investors believe this is not the end of the decline. Photo: Vladimir Solomianyi / Unsplash.com
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The Dollar Faces a Triple Threat: Interest Rates, the Yen, and Hedging

The extreme heat has led to an increase in demand for ice cream, beer, and products from companies that manufacture swimming pools, air conditioners, and sunscreen / Photo: Marijana Hrnja / Shutterstock.com
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Who profited from this summer's record-breaking heat, and who stands to gain in the future?