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Nvidia CEO Huang says OpenAI investment remains on track
Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) is moving ahead with plans for a major investment in OpenAI, which CEO Jensen Huang described as “huge” and potentially the largest the company has ever made, pushing back against reports suggesting tensions with the ChatGPT developer. Speaking to reporters in Taipei on Saturday, Huang rejected suggestions that he was unhappy with OpenAI,…
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Oracle signals plans to raise $45–$50 billion in 2026 to fund AI expansion
Oracle Corporation (NYSE:ORCL) said late Sunday that it plans to raise substantial new funding in 2026 to support the continued buildout of its artificial intelligence and cloud infrastructure, as demand for computing capacity continues to surge. The company expects to generate between $45 billion and $50 billion in gross proceeds next year through a combination…
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Hotel stocks: winners and losers as a weaker dollar reshapes earnings
A softer U.S. dollar is set to create an unusual earnings dynamic for global hotel and travel groups in the first quarter, with companies that generate a large share of revenue outside the United States likely to benefit. The current bout of dollar weakness follows a period of strength in early 2025, resulting in an…
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Bitcoin price today: slides to $77k, hovers near 10-month low as liquidations mount and Fed worries linger
Bitcoin (COIN:BTCUSD) hovered near its weakest levels since April on Monday, after a steep weekend sell-off dragged prices toward the $75,000 area. Heavy unwinding of leveraged trades and rising macro uncertainty continued to weigh on market sentiment. The largest cryptocurrency was last down 2.2% at $76,825.4 by 03:06 ET (08:06 GMT), after touching an intraday…
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Gold and Silver Extend Steep Selloff as Precious Metals Rout Deepens
The slide in precious metals showed little sign of easing, with gold prices continuing to fall sharply after last week’s shock driven by shifting expectations around future U.S. monetary policy. Spot gold dropped a further 4% in early trading to around $4,600 an ounce, following Friday’s 9% plunge. In just a handful of sessions, prices…
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Oil Prices Drop More Than 3% as US–Iran Dialogue Eases Risk Premium; OPEC+ Keeps Output Steady
Oil prices came under heavy pressure in Asian trading on Monday, sliding more than 3% as reports of renewed contacts between the United States and Iran prompted traders to unwind part of the geopolitical risk premium embedded in crude. The move was compounded by profit-taking after last week’s rally. The decline followed a weekend meeting…
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Futures Slide as Gold Selloff Deepens and Bitcoin Weakens — Markets in Motion: Dow Jones, S&P, Nasdaq, Wall Street
U.S. equity futures moved lower on Monday, with sharp declines in gold and silver weighing on sentiment ahead of a heavy week of high-impact corporate earnings and economic releases. Bitcoin also extended recent losses after slipping below the $80,000 mark over the weekend. Elsewhere, Oracle (NYSE:ORCL) detailed plans to raise fresh capital, while speculation over…
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Here’s when gold could reach $10,000, according to Yardeni
Gold’s powerful rally is being underpinned by what Yardeni Research describes as a broad-based “geopolitical risk-on trade,” with escalating global tensions pushing prices higher not just for gold, but across precious metals, base metals and rare earth elements. The research firm said it has been forecasting a sharp upside move in gold since early last…
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U.S. growth drivers look increasingly concentrated at start of 2026, UBS warns
The engines powering U.S. economic growth have become increasingly “narrow,” with significant portions of national output now described as “weak or contracting,” according to analysts at UBS. In a research note, UBS analysts including Jonathan Pingle and Alan Detmeister said the outlook for the U.S. economy through 2028 is heavily dependent on continued investment in…
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Renewed Inflation Concerns Contribute To Weakness On Wall Street
Stocks fluctuated over the course of the trading session on Friday but maintained a negative bias throughout the day before eventually closing mostly lower. After recovering from an early sell-off to end Thursday’s session mixed, the major averages all finished the day firmly in negative territory. The tech-heavy Nasdaq led the way lower, slumping 223.30…