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Stock Futures Lower as Investors Look to U.S. Inflation Data
Stock futures fell as the fallout from Nvidia's leadership change continued to hang over markets, while longer-dated Treasurys continued to sell off ahead of key U.S. inflation data.
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Two-Year Treasury Stabilizes as Eurozone, U.S. Bond Yields Rise
Treasury yields mostly rose on Friday as inflationary pressures kept expectations for further Fed rate hikes strong, while eurozone government bond yields also increased.
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Bitcoin Holds Below $70,000 as Risk-Off Mood Pressures Crypto
Bitcoin fell below $70,000 for the first time since August and was on track for its sixth weekly loss as expectations of higher rates and the tech stock selloff sapped risk appetite.
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Global Oil Market Set to Return to Surplus as Gulf Exports Recover, IEA Says
The global oil market is expected to return to a surplus in the final quarter of this year for the first time since the outbreak of the Iran war, the International Energy Agency said.
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Jensen Huang's Exit Will Test AI's Stocks, and Great-Man Theory
Nvidia's crisis divides the AI trade between companies dependent on Huang's patronage, and those that didn't need his chips or financing deals.
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Eurozone Goods-Trade Deficit Narrowed in September
The eurozone's goods trade deficit narrowed, offering some relief after a sharp deterioration in August.
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Oil Prices Rise as Middle East Supply Risks Persist
Oil prices rose, rebounding from declines earlier in the session, as traders weighed continued disruptions to Middle Eastern oil shipments against prospects for U.S.-Iran diplomacy.
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Japan Fires Off Verbal Warning on Yen as Weakness Stokes Intervention Alert
Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama called recent yen movements "one-sided and rapid."
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Fed's Williams Says Still Work to Do to Get Monetary Policy to Right Place
New York Fed President John Williams said inflation remains too high.
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Now Comes the Hard Part for the Stock Market
The S&P 500 has held up through Nvidia's steep decline. But Huang's departure raises new questions about the AI trade and the broader market outlook.
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Nvidia Fallout Hits Alibaba and Other China Stocks as Tighter Regulation Looks Likely
Revelations about Jensen Huang have provoked closer scrutiny of how Chinese companies relationship to U.S. technologies. Are there buying opportunities in Chinese stocks?
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
November 13, 2026 07:15 ET (12:15 GMT)
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