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Chip stocks led declines across the region after Fed governor Kevin Warsh revived rate-hike expectations and oil prices rose on a US-Iran military exchange.

Record revenue lifted the Australian miner into profitability for the first time, and shares rallied on the news.

Treasury Secretary Bessent said the yen's slide is 'contained' and that Washington won't pressure the Bank of Japan on rates, even as gold steadied after a sharp selloff.

Attacks on Larak Island targets pushed crude up and rattled Asian equity markets, while U.S. futures pointed to a weaker open.

The sale, equal to 36% of the executive's prior equity position, came as Intuit shares traded down roughly 48% over the past year.

Renewed fighting in the Middle East pushed crude higher as traders priced in supply-disruption risk from an attack on an Iranian island facility.

The divergence comes as Japan's yen weakened again despite a $97 billion intervention effort, a currency move some are watching for spillover into risk assets like bitcoin.

The pipeline operator's growing role feeding gas-fired power to data centers positions it as a lesser-known beneficiary of AI infrastructure spending.

The vote comes just as Boeing accelerates 737 production to its fastest pace in years, threatening to disrupt the ramp before it fully takes hold.

The insurance broker is closing in on one of the sector's largest acquisitions this year, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Strategy's chairman hints at his company's first bitcoin purchase in two months just as bitcoin dominance climbs above 60%, even as analysts keep warning about treasury-company structures.

Yahoo Finance reports the index's advance is being driven overwhelmingly by Microsoft and Nvidia, even as JPMorgan stays bullish on the broader market.

Nvidia's latest results underline how much ground rivals must close in AI chips, according to Yahoo Finance and The Motley Fool coverage of the print.

A hotter-than-expected employment reading is being flagged as the catalyst that could send bond yields sharply higher and test the stock rally.

A strong week of subscription-software earnings is undercutting the year-long fear that AI assistants would gut the software-as-a-service business model.

CEO Hock Tan has not changed his forecast of more than $100 billion in AI revenue by 2027, but the market is now paying a quarter less for it.

Higher borrowing costs across the world's largest developed economies are compounding pressure on public finances already strained by the conflict.

The arrangement, structured to run 25 years, has already drawn pushback from both the Maduro government's allies and the opposition.

The billionaire investor's move suggests a bet on different links in the artificial intelligence hardware supply chain rather than on AI broadly.

Traders priced in tighter Fed policy after Kevin Warsh's tough inflation talk, though the shift may not last.

The Treasury Secretary flagged spillover risk from yen volatility into broader markets, according to two separate wire reports.

Nvidia guided gross margin lower for the next two quarters, a signal analysts say benefits memory-chip maker Micron.

Kevin Warsh and other Fed voices argue a rate increase is still likely despite job losses in August, a break from the usual playbook.

The equipment maker's power-generation segment has grown to nearly match its traditional construction unit, a shift that could reshape how investors value the stock.

The retailer's latest update gave investors reason for optimism, though the specific figures behind the move were not detailed in the report.

The drop underscores how renewed US economic pressure is squeezing Iran's economy well beyond earlier sanctions rounds.

The end of the partnership follows SpaceX's acquisition of Cursor, leaving the coding-assistant startup without one of its key model suppliers.

Yields held steady after the new Fed chair said inflation work isn't done, a sign investors believe his inflation talk without demanding more detail on rate path.

Treasury Secretary Bessent defended yen support on borrowing-cost grounds as commentary flagged that carry traders may be pricing more aggressive Fed hikes.

A federal appeals court ruled Kalshi cannot block Nevada's oversight of sports prediction markets, removing a legal shield for exchange-style betting products.