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Hormuz Talks Put Oil’s War Premium Under Pressure

Brent and WTI are extending declines as reopening hopes collide with tight physical supply, diminished OPEC+ flexibility and a sharp slowdown in Chinese crude buying. Oil prices moved lower Thursday as diplomatic

August 27, 2026

Commodities

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Intuit’s Growth Reset Sends Shares Lower as Customer Strategy Shifts

The TurboTax and QuickBooks owner is sacrificing near-term growth to rebuild customer acquisition, expand free offerings and position its financial software platform for an AI-driven market. Intuit (INTU) entered its new fiscal

August 26, 2026

Business

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U.S. Widens Iran Sanctions as China Rejects Pressure Campaign

Washington is expanding secondary-sanctions risk across global trade and finance, raising the stakes for China, energy markets and companies exposed to the dollar system. The United States has opened a broader phase

August 25, 2026

World

Business executives sit beside rows of AI servers as a falling red market chart reflects investor concern over Alibaba’s expanding artificial-intelligence spending.

Alibaba’s $10.2 Billion AI Bet Tests Investor Patience

Alibaba’s discounted share sale underscores a widening divide between surging artificial-intelligence demand and investors’ growing insistence that technology companies prove the returns on massive infrastructure spending. Alibaba Group Holding (BABA) is asking

August 24, 2026

Technology

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Bond Markets Are Sending Washington a Warning

Rising long-term Treasury yields suggest investors increasingly care less about short-term rate cuts and more about the durability of U.S. fiscal policy. The most important market signal this week did not come

August 21, 2026

Opinion

Financial analyst monitors bond and stock market charts as the U.S. Treasury, oil pumpjacks, and gold bars symbolize interest-rate, inflation, and commodity-market pressures.

Treasury Buybacks Calm Bond Rout as Inflation Risks Keep Markets on Edge

Washington’s move to support long-dated Treasurys has eased a dangerous rise in borrowing costs, but higher oil prices and a hawkish Federal Reserve are limiting the relief for global equities. Global markets

August 20, 2026

Markets

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Oil Holds Above $90 as Hormuz Risk Reshapes Commodity Markets

Crude’s geopolitical premium is lifting energy shares and inflation risks even as copper and precious metals retreat from recent highs. Oil prices extended their advance Wednesday, keeping Brent crude above $90 a

August 19, 2026

Commodities

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Home Depot’s Sales Beat Shows Consumers Still Spending, But Cautiously

Home Depot’s stronger-than-expected quarter suggests U.S. homeowners remain willing to spend on maintenance and smaller projects even as high borrowing costs continue to restrain major renovations. Home Depot (HD) delivered a better

August 18, 2026

Business

Industrial port, factories and shipping cranes behind a quiet urban shopping district, illustrating China’s strong manufacturing sector and weak domestic demand.

China’s Recovery Loses Momentum as Domestic Demand Weakens

July data showed softer factory output, weak consumer spending and a deepening investment contraction, increasing pressure on Beijing to support growth without further expanding industrial overcapacity. China’s economy entered the second half

August 17, 2026

World

Modern AI data center with illuminated server racks, networking equipment and abstract market graphics symbolizing renewed investment in semiconductor and AI infrastructure stocks.

AI Infrastructure Trade Broadens as Chip Stocks Rebound

Investors are pushing back into semiconductors, memory and networking as artificial intelligence spending accelerates, but the market is demanding clearer evidence that record infrastructure investment can generate durable returns. The artificial intelligence

August 14, 2026

Technology

Hormuz Talks Put Oil’s War Premium Under Pressure

Intuit’s Growth Reset Sends Shares Lower as Customer Strategy Shifts

U.S. Widens Iran Sanctions as China Rejects Pressure Campaign

Bond Markets Are Sending Washington a Warning

Treasury Buybacks Calm Bond Rout as Inflation Risks Keep Markets on Edge

Oil Holds Above $90 as Hormuz Risk Reshapes Commodity Markets

Home Depot’s Sales Beat Shows Consumers Still Spending, But Cautiously

China’s Recovery Loses Momentum as Domestic Demand Weakens

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