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CNBC Daily Open: Investors suffer from whiplash as AI stocks gyrate
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s rejection of the AI bubble narrative seemed to reassured investors initially, but their concerns couldn’t be repressed for long. Source link
European stocks poised for negative open as global volatility drags on
Stocks across the globe have been on a volatile ride this week as AI bubble fears weighed on sentiment. Source link
Japan's cabinet announces $135 billion stimulus package: NHK
The package is based on three pillars: addressing rising prices, achieving a strong economy, and strengthening defense and diplomatic capabilities. Source link
Singapore raises annual growth forecast as third-quarter GDP tops expectations
Singapore raised its economic growth forecast for the year, citing a better-than-expected expansion in the third quarter despite global trade headwinds. Source link
Japan's core inflation in October rises to a 3-month high, supporting the case for rate hikes
Core inflation, which strips out prices of fresh food, came in at 3% as expected by economists polled by Reuters. Source link
Asia markets track Wall Street's stunning reversal in AI-related stocks
Asia markets slumped Friday after SoftBank tumbled more than 10% and stronger-than-expected U.S. hiring cut the odds of a December Federal Reserve rate cut. Source link
SoftBank sinks over 10% as Nvidia-fueled rout sweeps Asian chip names
Asian chip stocks fell in early trading, tracking Nvidia’s losses in the U.S., despite the American AI chip darling posting strong third-quarter earnings. Source link
CNBC Daily Open: From AI enthusiasm to bubble worries in one day
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s rejection of the AI bubble narrative seemed to reassured investors initially, but their concerns couldn’t be repressed for long. Source link
'Hassle' and 'humiliation': What it's like traveling with a weak passport
Holding a weaker passport means costly fees, long waits, endless documents, and humiliating scrutiny — making travel a hassle. Source link
Japan October exports massively beat estimates on robust growth in shipments to Asia and Europe
Exports grew 3.6% year on year compared with expectations of a 1.1% growth by economists polled by Reuters. Source link