European stocks may open higher, with tech shares in focus after Broadcom beat expectations and predicted a boom in AI chip sales over the next two years.
New Zealand exporters are diverting shipments from China to other markets as demand from their top buyer cools. The comments come from a central bank official.
Billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller has not bought Nvidia, but he opened a position in a competitor that has surged over 100% this year. This reflects his investment strategy and views on the AI chip market.
AI data centers face power shortages as hyperscalers rapidly expand. This highlights electricity as a key constraint for AI infrastructure, potentially benefiting energy stocks.
Asian stocks fell sharply on Wednesday as escalating U.S.-Iran tensions pushed oil prices and global bond yields higher. Inflation and interest rate concerns weigh on markets.
Global bond yields extend multi-decade highs as inflation fears and high debt levels persist. Borrowing costs continue to rise, reflecting market nerves over higher rates.
AI stocks now comprise a large share of major indices, raising bubble concerns. The article offers investment advice based on Warren Buffett's principles.
AirAsia has launched its first codeshare partnership with Turkey's Pegasus Airlines. The agreement aims to expand connectivity and offer more travel options for passengers.
Nvidia returned a record $26 billion to shareholders after a 2,400% dividend increase. Demand for its Vera Rubin platform is outpacing supply, suggesting strong cash flows.
Intuitive Surgical dominates robotic surgery, but recent performance has been weak. Analysts are focusing on long-term growth prospects despite the downturn.