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Nasdaq Futures Rally After Asian AI Rout as Investors Brace for Jobs Day
Nasdaq futures recovered some ground as an artificial-intelligence selloff paused following a rout in Asian tech stocks, ahead of crucial U.S. jobs data later Friday.
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Treasury Yields Turn Higher, Eurozone Bond Yields Drop
Treasury yields turned higher on Friday ahead of the release of October jobs data.
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Oil Slides Below $100 a Barrel, With Focus on Iran Outlook After U.S. Midterms
Oil prices were set for a sharp weekly drop, with Brent crude falling below $100 a barrel as traders await Washington's next move on Iran.
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A Good Jobs Report Is a Green Light for the Fed
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Taiwan Activates Market-Stabilization Measures to Stem AI Bleeding
Taiwanese authorities joined South Korea in moving to stem the bleeding in local equities caused by the global selloff in artificial intelligence-related stocks.
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Healthcare Stocks Fall as Market Rout Spreads
Global healthcare stocks fell Friday, hit by a rout that reached Europe and Asia and spread across sectors after hammering AI trades and U.S. markets earlier in the week.
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Global Food Prices Ease on Cheaper Grains, Dairy and Meat, UN Says
Cheaper grain, dairy and meat pulled global food prices lower in October, offsetting a sharp sugar rally driven by weather-related supply disruptions.
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Hedge Funds Dump Positions and Cut Staff as Selloff Deepens
Stock-picking funds unwound their positions last month at the highest rate in over a decade.
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The Argument for Buying Treasury Bonds Is Still Strong
As AI fears take down stocks, bonds offer compelling yields.
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Wells Fargo's Top Investment Banker Sees 'Now or Never' Window for Dealmaking
Wells Fargo executive Fernando Rivas said some dealmakers believes it's time to finalize transactions before the 2028 presidential election.
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Eurozone Retail Sales Slump as Energy Shock Hits Confidence
Retail sales fell in as high energy prices continued to weigh on consumer confidence.
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German Industrial Production Jumped Unexpectedly in September
Industrial production in Germany rose unexpectedly in September despite high energy prices due to the war in Iran continuing to pile pressure on companies.
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Elizabeth Warren's Power in New Senate Is a Wall Street Nightmare
The Democrat is expected to head the Senate Banking Committee, giving her expansive authority over the financial industry.
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Democrats Are Hatching a Plan to Reverse Trump's Canada Tariffs
In states such as Michigan, Maine and Alaska, peeling back the tariffs also has drawn support from some Republicans.
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Thailand's Inflation Accelerates Past Central Bank's Target
Thailand's consumer inflation accelerated more than expected in October, exceeding the central bank's target range as higher fuel prices driven by the Middle East conflict pushed up living costs.
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Bank of Canada to Maintain 2% Inflation Target in Renewed Framework
The BOC and the country's finance department agreed to renew the central bank's inflation-targeting framework for another five years.
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Wall Street Gets $2.5 Trillion AI Reality Check With Historic Rout of Tech Stocks
The Nasdaq composite closes in correction territory in the stock market's worst day since last April's tariff turmoil.
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Bank of Mexico Cuts Benchmark Interest Rate in Split Decision
The five-member board of governors voted 3-2 to reduce the overnight interest-rate target by a quarter of a percentage point, to 6.25%, following three consecutive meetings on hold.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
November 06, 2026 07:15 ET (12:15 GMT)
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