Actualités technologiques et économiques

A global rally in technology shares this week stalled after disappointing earnings from two industry heavyweights revived doubts over whether billions of dollars in AI spending will deliver sufficient returns. Oil fell.

Tech shares climbed across Asia, led by those in South Korea, after blowout earnings from chip heavyweight SK Hynix Inc. prompted investors to charge back into the artificial intelligence trade.

Asian shares rose after Anthropic PBC’s filing for an initial public offering renewed optimism over the artificial intelligence trade following recent strains. Crude oil declined further.

Stocks edged higher as investors positioned for a busy week of tech earnings that will offer clues on the staying power of the artificial intelligence trade. Treasuries rose and oil declined.

Technology stocks trimmed their losses heading into the European session, offering global investors some respite after renewed pressure on the artificial intelligence trade drove demand for bonds. Crude oil extended its gains.

Stocks rose with futures as strong results from technology companies eased concerns over the AI trade after last week’s bruising selloff. Crude oil climbed.

Technology shares came under renewed pressure as sentiment toward the artificial intelligence trade remained jittery ahead of key earnings reports this week that will test the strength of gains in chip stocks. The dollar weakened.

US equity-index futures rebounded from last week’s chip rout, offering some respite ahead of key earnings that may set the market’s direction amid mounting pressure on the artificial intelligence trade. Oil fell.