US markets edged lower on Wednesday as investors questioned whether the AI-driven rally can be sustained. Technology stocks led the decline, with semiconductor shares coming under pressure as concerns grew that recent gains may have outpaced underlying fundamentals. Read what else happened in the markets yesterday: https://t.co/lIMD1q1AMr
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Global markets started the week on a positive note as AI-linked technology stocks rebounded, US equities advanced and investors welcomed easing Middle East tensions. Find out what drove markets and where investors are focusing next. Read what else happened in the markets yesterday: https://t.co/VAcf0R7r9H
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Global markets closed the week on a mixed note, with lower oil prices supporting the inflation outlook, while investors took a breather after the recent AI-driven rally. Markets will continue to watch developments in technology, energy and geopolitics. Read what else happened in the markets on Friday: https://t.co/Rxug5C0ofp.
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Global equities were mixed, as chipmakers rallied on upbeat Micron and Qualcomm guidance, while cloud and software stocks sold off. Read what else happened in the markets yesterday: https://t.co/DcE0fBaNBU
Brent crude slipped below $74.00 a barrel on Wednesday, hitting its lowest level since late February 2026 as fears of supply disruptions eased. Meanwhile, US equities rebounded after two sessions of losses, with the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 and Dow Jones Industrial Average all finishing higher. Read what else happened in the markets yesterday: https://t.co/gsten7TiJo
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Global markets retreat as heavy AI‑investment concerns hit tech and semiconductor stocks, while elevated Treasury yields capped support for cyclical sectors. Read what else happened in the markets yesterday: https://t.co/qfFnNX5bTf
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Global markets were mixed on Monday as US gauges slipped while big tech faced AI capital expenditure concerns, even as semiconductors advanced. European indices hit records on lower energy prices and stronger banks. Read what else happened in the markets yesterday: https://t.co/RFTwe93MGF
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Global markets ended the week on a cautious note as hawkish Federal Reserve signals and renewed uncertainty surrounding US-Iran talks lifted the dollar and weighed on sentiment. South African markets came under significant pressure, with mining shares leading a sharp sell-off, while precious metals and commodities also retreated. Read what else happened in the markets on Friday: https://t.co/Mkl16ldubU
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Global markets ended mostly higher as easing geopolitical tensions boosted investor confidence. US equities rallied, led by technology shares, on optimism surrounding a US-Iran agreement, while lower oil prices weighed on commodities and pushed gold lower. Read what else happened in the markets yesterday: https://t.co/fsDt1nKBAY
Global markets remained resilient on Wednesday as easing inflation concerns and expectations of unchanged US interest rates supported risk appetite. In South Africa, annual inflation rose for a third consecutive month, while European and Asian equities hit fresh highs. Read what else happened in the markets yesterday: https://t.co/spKwrd3XP8
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