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AI Spending Surge Reshapes Big Tech Strategy and Valuations

Heavy investment in artificial intelligence is driving earnings divergence and redefining competitive positioning across the technology sector. The global technology sector is undergoing a structural shift as artificial intelligence spending accelerates, forcing

April 1, 2026

Technology

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Markets Are Pricing Perfection as Risks Quietly Accumulate

Investor optimism has surged ahead of fundamentals, leaving equities vulnerable to even modest economic disappointments. The current market rally, led by a narrow cohort of mega-cap technology firms, reflects a striking degree

March 31, 2026

Opinion

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Global Equities Waver as Rate Uncertainty Clouds Investor Outlook

Stocks drift amid mixed economic signals and shifting expectations for central bank policy. Global equity markets traded unevenly as investors weighed persistent uncertainty around interest rates against a backdrop of resilient economic

March 30, 2026

Markets

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Oil Reclaims Center Stage as Supply Shock Ripples Across Commodities

A renewed oil spike is redrawing the commodity landscape, lifting energy markets while exposing a sharp split between inflation hedges and growth-sensitive metals. Oil has reasserted itself as the market’s main macro

March 27, 2026

Commodities

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Meta’s Job Cuts Show the New Cost of the AI Race

A fresh round of layoffs at Meta underscores a broader corporate shift in which companies are pruning headcount even as profits and capital spending remain elevated. Meta Platforms (META) is cutting several

March 26, 2026

Business

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Hormuz Shock Rewrites the World Economy

A Middle East conflict centered on the Strait of Hormuz is no longer just an energy story; it is becoming the clearest test yet of how quickly geopolitics can spill into inflation,

March 25, 2026

World

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Micron’s Blowout Quarter Sharpens the Next AI Question

The memory-chip maker’s record results have reinforced the winners of the AI buildout, but they have also intensified investor scrutiny over how long extraordinary spending can stay ahead of eventual returns. Micron

March 24, 2026

Technology

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Markets Are Relearning the Price of Energy

The 2026 oil shock is not just a geopolitical story but a reminder that investors have spent too long treating energy risk as a temporary nuisance rather than a core macro variable.

March 23, 2026

Opinion

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Oil Shock Rewrites the Market Playbook

A surge in energy prices is rippling through equities, bonds and currencies as investors abandon hopes for quick rate cuts and brace for a more inflationary second quarter. Global markets are ending

March 20, 2026

Markets

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Oil Shock Rewrites the Commodities Trade

A surge in energy prices is overwhelming the rest of the commodity complex, forcing investors to reprice inflation, growth and supply risk all at once. The commodities market was thrown back into

March 19, 2026

Commodities

Markets Are Pricing Perfection as Risks Quietly Accumulate

Global Equities Waver as Rate Uncertainty Clouds Investor Outlook

Oil Reclaims Center Stage as Supply Shock Ripples Across Commodities

Meta’s Job Cuts Show the New Cost of the AI Race

Hormuz Shock Rewrites the World Economy

Markets Are Relearning the Price of Energy

Oil Shock Rewrites the Market Playbook

Oil Shock Rewrites the Commodities Trade

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