U.S. Stock Futures Rise After Micron Earnings
U.S. stock futures rose as blockbuster quarterly results from memory chip-maker Micron helped ease investors' recent anxieties about the sustainability of the AI boom.
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World Trade Rose in April, a Fresh Sign Of Resilience
The result was partly driven by businesses rushing to avoid supply disruptions and price rises as a result of the conflict in the Middle East.
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Oil Retreats to Prewar Levels as Gulf Flows Through Hormuz Pick Up
Prices slipped back as a wave of supply trapped inside the Persian Gulf for months started flowing again.
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Markets on Watch for Yen Intervention But That May Not Turn the Tide
Top government officials in Japan have continued to signal an increasing willingness to intervene in the currency markets to prop up the yen as it tumbled.
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ECB Will Need to Raise Interest Rates Again, Schnabel Says
"We will need to raise interest rates further in order to bring inflation back to our two percent target over the medium term," the ECB executive board member said.
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German Consumer Sentiment Stabilizes at Subdued Level
Income expectations picked up, but only slightly, and consumers remained less optimistic about their financial future than before the Middle East conflict.
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Big Banks Ace an Easier Annual Stress Test
JPMorgan and Bank of America passed the tests with flying colors after the Federal Reserve last year began releasing details of the tests in advance.
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Hawkish Bank of Japan Member Sees Scope to Bring Policy Rate Closer to 2%
The Bank of Japan should raise interest rates steadily and consider speeding up the pace of tightening if inflation risks intensify, policy board member Naoki Tamura said.
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Micron's Blockbuster Earnings Quiet the AI Doubters
A rally in the memory-chip company's shares drove Nasdaq futures higher.
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The Data-Center Boom Is Sparking a Third Wave of Inflation
Demand for memory chips is pushing prices higher. Will AI's promise of increased productivity come in time to temper that inflation?
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Trump, Frustrated With High Gas Prices, Channels Biden's Criticism of Big Oil
Some oil executives were privately critical of the president's comments and explained the fuel supply chain is a slow-moving machine.
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Australia Job Market Strength Keeps Rate Rises in Play
Australia's unemployment rate fell and the economy added more jobs than expected in May, keeping the door open for the central bank to raise interest rates further in its bid to tame inflation.
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U.K. Auto Manufacturing Rose Slightly in May
The U.S. saw the biggest increase in shipments among export markets.
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