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Global Stocks Dip as AI Trade Jitters Persist Oil Rises After Saudi Attacks
Global stocks fell as US tech earnings failed to calm AI trade jitters, with Meta boosting its capital spending forecast. Oil prices rose after Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia killed three people, prompting the US to evacuate non-emergency personnel. Experts Francisco Blanch and Christian Keller analyzed the market impact on Bloomberg Daybreak Europe.
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Nickel Surges on Indonesian Production Cut Speculation
Copper
Oil prices climb on Middle East strike fears and Houthi attacks
Oil
Oil Prices Steady Amid Middle East Tensions and Iran War Escalation
Oil
Houthi strikes near Saudi oilfield push Brent crude above $110
Oil
Palm Oil Prices Climb on Strong Exports and Demand
Oil
Corn Futures Rise Again on Dip-Buying and Demand Boost
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Robinhood Expands to Middle East with Dubai Launch
Robinhood Markets Inc. plans to launch its retail investing platform in the Middle East next year, operating from a new base in Dubai. The company has received authorization to offer trading and custody services across 10 asset classes, including equities, cryptocurrency, and exchange-traded funds. This expansion is part of Robinhood's strategy to grow its global footprint and cater to the region's expanding investor base.
OCC Finalizes Rule to Implement GENIUS Act for Stablecoins
MEW
Italy Arrests 30 in Crypto-Linked Money Laundering Crackdown
Near Protocol Climbs 5% Despite Privacy Tech Criticism
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MEW
Bitcoin Dips Below $83,000 as AI Fears Spook Investors
BTC
SOL
XRP
Coinbase Wins Dismissal of Investor Lawsuit Over Regulatory Disclosures
Bitcoin ETFs Surge with $1 Billion in Three Days
BTC
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US Long-Term Yields Drop to One-Month Low on AI Fears
On October 22, 2026, US Treasury yields fell, with the 30-year yield hitting a one-month low of 5.38%. Investors sought safety in Treasuries, the yen, and the Swiss franc amid renewed AI-related stock market declines. Australian and New Zealand debt also rose, while the Japanese yen gained 0.3% against the dollar. The moves reflected a flight-to-safety dynamic as concerns about the AI sector resurfaced.
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NZD
EUR Bank Bond Supply to Dip Slightly in 2027 Amid High Redemptions
EUR
Australian house prices crash 71% after tax changes
AUD
Euro Zone Banks Braced for Bond Turmoil Amid Rising Debt Costs
EUR
Markets Bet on Australian Rates Above 5% After RBA Inflation Warning
AUD
French Bond Spreads Surpass Italy’s Amid Political Uncertainty
EUR
Indian Rupee Strengthens but Faces Crude Oil Risks
USD
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Emirates Rejects Early Boeing 777X Aircraft
Emirates Airline President Tim Clark disclosed that the carrier told Boeing three years ago it would reject the earliest 777X aircraft, preferring newly manufactured jets. The decision affects about 20 early 777-9s built for Emirates, which the airline insists must meet current standards. Clark expressed surprise that the rejection gained attention in July 2026, calling it old news. Lufthansa also plans to decline some early 777Xs, and Boeing faces the challenge of finding operators for the rejected aircraft. Emirates expects its first 777-9s in 2027 and is pushing Boeing to develop a stretched 777-10 variant to replace its A380s.
BA
Judge Allows Former NPR Hosts Lawsuit Against Google to Proceed
GOOGL
Apple iPhone Duo Faces Supply Shortages Amid AI Stock Rebound
AAPL
Nvidia CEO Pushes Europe to Accelerate AI Growth with New Data Center Tools
NVDA
Goldman Sachs Recommends Selling These Indian Defence Stocks
GS
Charlotte Tilbury Highlighter Discounted 30% During Amazon Beauty Sale
AMZN
Salesforce Receives Buy Rating from J.P. Morgan
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