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While leading AI developers are discussing a pause in AI development, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is counting on market incentives / Photo: glen photo/Shutterstock.com
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"Run as fast as you can": Nvidia CEO responds to those calling for a slowdown in AI
Analysts warn that concerns about AI safety could dampen investor enthusiasm / Photo: Unsplash / Declan Sun
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Citi has become more cautious about U.S. stocks. The main risk is the debate over AI regulation.
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The Nasdaq Composite plummeted following calls to slow the development of AI. Which stocks came out on top?
The release of U.S. inflation data has bolstered Wall Streets confidence that the Fed will resume raising interest rates this week / Photo: Rob Crandall/Shutterstock.com
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Meetings of the U.S. Federal Reserve, the Bank of England, and the Bank of Japan: What Investors Can Expect This Week
The CPI data will be crucial for the Fed / Photo: Unsplash/Anne Preble
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Inflation in the U.S. in August came in slightly above expectations. What can we expect from the Fed now?
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The price of Brent crude has jumped above $105 per barrel; WTI is trading at $100
Brent crude has surpassed the $100-per-barrel mark. Whats next? / Photo: ABCDstock / Shutterstock
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Brent is trading above $101 per barrel. Analysts are revising their forecasts: in the worst-case scenario, they expect prices to rise to $150
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Brent crude rose to $100 per barrel following new clashes between the U.S. and Iran
Apple is preparing for the largest launch of new devices in its history / Photo: Alex PakhoMovie / Shutterstock
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A $2,000 foldable iPhone, a touchscreen MacBook: What the Market Expects from Apple's Presentation
Rogers believes the artificial intelligence market is overvalued and is investing in entirely different assets / Photo: Rita and Anton Smirnov
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"I like to buy things that nobody else is interested in yet": An interview with Jim Rogers
Markets will be focused on the release of the U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) for August—this figure could be decisive for the Fed when it makes its rate decision at its September meeting / Photo: STEKLO / Shutterstock
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U.S. inflation, Apple's latest products, Oracle's earnings report: What Investors Need to Know This Week
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U.S. job growth in August was three times higher than expected. What will the Fed decide?
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