
Global Stock Selloff Continues Amid Tech Decline
Global stock markets extended a selloff this week, driven by investors offloading tech stocks and a tightening liquidity environment. Bitcoin fell to a 7-month low. Experts view this as a healthy corr
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Global stock markets extended a selloff this week, driven by investors offloading tech stocks and a tightening liquidity environment. Bitcoin fell to a 7-month low. Experts view this as a healthy corr

U.S. markets recorded their worst day since October, driven by a sharp sell-off in AI and technology stocks amid growing concerns over high valuations.

Cocoa prices have fallen sharply as forecasts for a bumper crop in West Africa ease supply concerns, but weakening global chocolate demand adds further pressure.

Asian stocks climbed on Monday, buoyed by a U.S.-China trade truce and AI investment, but gains were tempered by a strengthening dollar after hawkish Fed comments.

New analysis of historical data and future economic projections reveals a significant reshuffling of the world's largest economies is expected by 2026.

Copper prices hit a new record of $11,200 per metric ton, driven by supply concerns and US-China trade deal hopes. Analysts question the rally's sustainability without increased demand, with some pred

Global markets take a cautious stance as investors await a key interest rate decision from the U.S. Federal Reserve and digest a heavy slate of corporate earnings reports.

Iran has declared Ayandeh Bank, one of its largest private banks, bankrupt. The state-owned Melli Bank will absorb its assets amid assurances to depositors.

The global cocoa market is at a crossroads, with record-low inventories and supply fears clashing with falling consumer demand for chocolate due to high prices.

The Japanese yen weakened as Sanae Takaichi gained crucial political backing to become Japan's next Prime Minister, advocating fiscal and monetary stimulus. Improved global risk sentiment, driven by e

Singapore's pension system has achieved a top-tier 'A-grade' in a global index for the first time, making it the only Asian country with this rating.

Global central banks are taking different paths, with the U.S. Fed easing policy while European counterparts face inflation, all under the U.S. dollar's continued dominance.