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Why oil is still trading near $100 even though Gulf exports have recovered - AOL (opens the original)
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Gulf oil exports are back to normal — but crude is still near $100 a barrel. Fears of fresh attacks are keeping crude elevated despite recovering supplies. Goldman Sachs expects prices to cool but says escalation remains the biggest risk. Oil exports from the Persian Gulf have largely recovered to their 2025average levels, but oil prices remain stubbornly high. On Thursday, international benchmark Brent crude oil futures were trading around $97 a barrel after surging during the Iran war, when at
The Treasury market is trading like the oil market, an economist says - AOL (opens the original)
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Oil, not just the Fed, may be driving Treasury yields in today's market, an economist says. A $1 move in oil has historically tracked a roughly 2-basis-point move in the 10-year Treasury yield. Rising Treasury yields can ripple through mortgages, loans, and stock valuations. Investors worried about rising bond yields may want to spend less time watching the Federal Reserve and more time watching oil prices, according to an economist. The recent sell-off in US government bonds has become closely
Goldman Sachs checked one of the bond market's biggest fears. It hasn't happened yet. - AOL (opens the original)
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Foreign demand for US corporate bonds is holding up despite this year's bond market selloff. European investors have been the biggest buyers, outpacing Asia by more than two to one. Goldman Sachs says the world's biggest credit market has few real alternatives. Investors have worried that higher yields would drive foreign buyers out of the US corporate bond market. So far, that hasn't happened. Despite a sharp rise in Treasury yields this year, foreign demand for US corporate bonds has remained
Calls to slow AI development are forcing Wall Street to rethink the AI trade - AOL (opens the original)
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Wall Street is rethinking the AI trade after calls to slow frontier AI development. AI spending should hold up as demand shifts from training to inference. Software and cybersecurity could emerge as the next winners if AI development slows. For months, Wall Street debated whether AI spending had become too much, too fast. Now, after calls by some of the industry's biggest names to slow frontier AI development, investors are asking whether AI spending could slow, too. "Does a "pacing slowdown" ne
China's AI chip IPO boom rolls on as another Nvidia challenger soars 200% in market debut - AOL (opens the original)
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China's latest AI chip IPO jumped 200% in its Shanghai debut after raising $913 million. Investor demand is surging as Beijing backs Nvidia challengers amid US chip curbs. Enflame grew revenue 37% last year but remains loss-making and heavily reliant on Tencent. Investors are piling into China's artificial intelligence chipmakers as Beijing's push to build domestic alternatives to Nvidia fuels a new wave of blockbuster IPOs. On Friday, Shanghai Enflame Technology surged about 200% in its debut o
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