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Nvidia Leadership Crisis Drags on U.S. Stock Futures, Pressures AI Trade
Nvidia dragged futures for major U.S. indexes lower, putting the brakes on a rally in artificial-intelligence stocks.
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U.K. Economy's Resilience Continues, Boosted by AI Investment
Gross domestic product grew 0.7% in the third quarter, the strongest quarterly expansion since the first quarter of 2024.
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Treasury Yields Rise, European Bond Yields Fall
U.S. Treasury yields rose as the dollar remained elevated on expectations for further Fed interest-rate hikes.
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Strategy, the World's Biggest Corporate Bitcoin Holder, to Be Dropped From MSCI Indexes
Strategy stock dropped premarket after MSCI ruled the company ineligible for its global indexes.
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Dovish BOJ Member Urges Caution in Raising Rates Further
The Bank of Japan needs to tread carefully when tightening policy, board member Toichiro Asada said, warning about the risk of higher interest rates hurting economic growth.
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China's Central Bank Signals Easing Restraint as Growth Holds Up
The People's Bank of China reiterated its commitment to maintain a pro-growth, accommodative policy stance, while again stating its concern about the risk of too-low rates.
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A Quarter of Key Goods Vulnerable to Supply Disruptions, Study Finds
The disruptions could have damaging consequences for the economies that import these key goods, according to a study by the McKinsey Global Institute.
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Vance Considers Direct Talks With Iran Hard-Liner in Push to End War
Becoming the face of Iran diplomacy could be politically risky for the vice president, some U.S. officials say.
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OPEC's Oil Production Nears Prewar Levels on Saudi Rebound
OPEC members boosted crude output toward prewar levels in October as alternative pipelines and other workarounds became a vital lifeline.
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The Global Economy Looks Vulnerable to an AI Bust
Some countries, particularly in Asia, are seen as heavily exposed to the U.S. data-center build-out.
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Why Falling Gas Prices Won't Solve the Inflation Problem
Inflation doesn't need much help from energy prices to accelerate further in coming months.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
November 12, 2026 07:15 ET (12:15 GMT)
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