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The most oversold stocks in the industrials sector presents an opportunity to buy into undervalued companies.
Senate hearings for Fed Chair nominee Warsh could cause market volatility. Gold and silver trade have begun to unwind due to less risk of Fed cutting rates too far.
Countless private firms offer a read on the job market, consumers and the economy, but they can't replace official government statistics.
Euro zone inflation cooled to 1.7% in January, flash data from statistics agency Eurostat showed Wednesday.
Euro zone inflation dipped last month, data showed on Wednesday, entering a soft patch that most economists expect will last for at least a year and keep the European Central Bank on hold.
In South Korea, its version of the VIX volatility index has soared along with its stock market. That's unusual.
Cate Ambrose, CEO of the Global Private Capital Association, says global investors cannot simply exit U.S. public and private markets, but are actively seeking diversification beyond America. She notes rising interest in “Asia for Asia” strategies and greater domestic investing by sovereign funds, while warning that heavy reliance on the U.S. dollar remains a major vulnerability for investors.
A deep selloff in global software stocks entered a second day on Wednesday, reflecting growing concerned about how advances in artificial intelligence might impact these companies' livelihoods.
Global markets diverge as tech stocks plunge and the Nasdaq Index breaks its 50-Day MA, raising fears of deeper AI-driven sector stress.
Global software names are seeing another day of pressure, with the sector caught up in a sell-off driven by fears of AI disruption.
U.S. stock futures were broadly stable early Wednesday after fears of artificial-intelligence threats to major software companies had dragged major indexes down.
Dow futures edge up after Tuesday's selloff
European shares edged lower on Wednesday, as shares of Novo Nordisk slumped after the weight-loss drugmaker issued a bleak forecast, while investors tracked software shares and awaited a key inflation report.
The CNN Money Fear and Greed index showed a decline in the overall market sentiment, while the index moved to the “Fear” zone on Tuesday.
A new AI automation tool from Anthropic PBC sparked a $285 billion rout in stocks across the software, financial services and asset management sectors on Tuesday. The selloff started before the US market opened on Tuesday as traders pointed to a release on the Anthropic website as the reason behind steep declines in the shares of credit and marketing services company Experian, business and legal software maker RELX and the London Stock Exchange Group.
Markets see wild volatility since today's mid-session bell. Geopolitical events and global deleveraging are turning strong trends into high-paced drops.
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Shares of Indian IT exporters slumped 6% on Wednesday, tracking losses in global software stocks, after AI developer Anthropic launched new tools that heightened concerns over AI-driven disruption in the data and professional services industry.
US stock futures steadied in Asian markets as yen weakness lifted sentiment, with traders eyeing ISM services data, Fed signals, and earnings ahead of the US session.