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Brent is holding above $91 per barrel, while WTI is trading around $87, once again linking geopolitics to inflation and interest rate risks / Photo: Zbynek Burival / unsplash
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Morning in New York: Oil and Interest Rates Are Once Again Putting Pressure on High-Priced Tech Stocks
JPMorgan traders have adopted a tactically cautious outlook ahead of the Fed meeting on September 16 / Photo: Lewis Tse / Shutterstock.com
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JPMorgan Scaled Back Its Optimistic Outlook on U.S. Stocks Following the Fed Chair's Speech
September is traditionally the weakest month of the year for stocks / Photo: X/NYSE
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U.S. stocks had their best August since 2021. September could prove to be challenging
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U.S. stocks fell. Trump threatened Iran with a new strike
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The Nasdaq Composite jumped 1.6%: Nvidia sparked a tech rally
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News of rising prices for Nvidia's AI servers dragged down the memory market. The Nasdaq lost 1%.
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Wall Street rebounded from the government bond sell-off. The Nasdaq 100 snapped its five-day losing streak
The Dow fell more than 1%: The Treasury Departments plan to curb government bond yields failed
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The Dow fell more than 1%: The Treasury Department's plan to curb government bond yields failed
U.S. Treasury yields are rising despite the Treasury Departments actions / Photo: Unsplash.com / Joshua Tsu
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"The Elephant in the Room": Why Are Fund Managers Ignoring the Sell-off in Government Bonds?
Apple stock could be the most forward-looking investment among tech giants, according to an analyst / Photo: effjott.art / Shutterstock
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An analyst named Apple the best choice among Big Tech stocks. It's all about its independence.
U.S. stocks fell amid rising Treasury yields and oil prices / Photo: X / NYCE
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U.S. stocks fell at the opening bell due to rising Treasury yields
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The Ministry of Finance reassured the market: U.S. stocks snapped a three-day losing streak
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