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Meta to sell excess AI compute, sending AI stocks lower
Meta announced plans to build a cloud business selling excess AI compute capacity, triggering a sell-off in AI-related stocks like Nvidia, Micron, and AMD, while Meta shares surged over 6%.
Bundesbank Ready to Oversee Germany's State Pension Fund, Nagel Says
Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel said the central bank is well placed to oversee Germany's planned state-backed pension fund, signaling potential expansion of its role in fiscal policy.
Germany June final manufacturing PMI rises to 50.3, beating 50.0 prelim
Germany's final manufacturing PMI for June came in at 50.3, above the preliminary 50.0, signaling a modest expansion in the sector with rising new orders and easing price pressures.
France June Final Manufacturing PMI Revised Up to 51.2
France's final manufacturing PMI for June was revised higher to 51.2 from 50.7 preliminary, but output and new orders continued to decline amid weak export demand.
Italy Manufacturing PMI Dips to 52.2 in June, Misses Forecast
Italy's manufacturing PMI fell to 52.2 in June, missing the 52.4 consensus, as the boost from stockpiling fades and input costs ease, signaling slower growth ahead.
UK house price growth edges up in June on base effects
UK annual house price growth edged up to 1.3% in June, driven by base effects, as monthly prices slipped slightly, signaling a tepid but resilient market.
Best and worst performers in the first half of 2026
South Korea's KOSPI index leads global equity gains in the first half of 2026, while the AI trade and precious metals rally fades amid shifting Fed rate cut expectations.
South Africa Plans to Tap Existing Rand Sukuk Bonds This Year
South Africa will tap existing rand-denominated sukuk bonds as part of its funding plans for the current fiscal year, signaling continued reliance on Islamic finance instruments.
RBI Short Dollar Book Hits Record $106.7B in May Before Policy Moves
The Reserve Bank of India's short dollar book surged to a record $106.7 billion in May as the central bank deployed derivatives to support the rupee ahead of anticipated policy measures.
Foreign Buying of Indian Bonds Hits Record After Tax Break
Foreign inflows into Indian bonds hit a record monthly high after the government scrapped taxes on overseas investors, boosting demand for the country's debt.
China Manufacturing PMI Caps Strongest Quarter Since 2020
China's manufacturing PMI eased to 51.7 in June, a three-month low, but still capped the strongest quarter for the sector since Q4 2020, signaling resilient growth despite softening external demand.
Australia Manufacturing PMI Hits 5-Month High at 51.5, Price Pressures Ease
Australia's final Manufacturing PMI rose to 51.5 in June, a five-month high, but underlying details show output falling and new orders contracting, while easing input and output price inflation supports the case for a peak in cost pressures.
Dollar Rises on Fed Rate Hike Bets Ahead of Warsh Speech
The dollar strengthened against all G10 peers as traders increased bets on a Fed rate hike ahead of Chairman Kevin Warsh's speech, while equities wavered.
Rising Inflation Squeezes the US South as Wages Lag Behind
Rising inflation is squeezing the US South, where median household income of $76,000 trails the national average, forcing residents and businesses to make tough choices.
S&P 500 Rally Powers Ahead as Jobs and Consumer Data Signal Strength
The S&P 500 is ending its best quarter in six years on a high note, fueled by strong jobs and consumer sentiment data, with chipmakers extending gains from war-driven lows.
Where to find top CD yields in the second half as Fed policy remains murky
As the Federal Reserve keeps rates on hold amid murky policy signals, savers can still find attractive CD yields above 5% by shopping around and locking in longer terms.
Cleveland Fed's Hammack warns AI demand is fueling inflation, rate hikes possible
Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack warned that AI infrastructure demand is fueling inflation, raising the possibility of further rate hikes if price pressures persist.
Win Thin Says Rate Hikes Unnecessary as Yen Hits Four-Decade Low
Win Thin, Chief Economist at Bank of Nassau, says current economic conditions do not warrant rate hikes, as the yen plunges to a four-decade low ahead of Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's Sintra speech.
Brazilian Real Slides as Dollar Rally Hits Carry Trades
The Brazilian real is headed for its worst month this year as a resurgent dollar and shifting rate expectations force investors to unwind popular carry trades.
Millennium Backs Ex-Citadel Quant Fund Led by Paul Dou
Millennium Management is backing a new quantitative hedge fund founded by former Citadel researcher Paul Dou, with potential assets exceeding $1 billion.
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