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CNBC Daily Open: We could still close the year with a rally despite AI slump
Despite the recent sell-off in tech over concerns about high valuations and capital expenditure, some analysts think we could still end the year with a rally. Source link
Saudi crown prince to visit U.S. for the first time since Khashoggi scandal
The trip follows Trump’s visit to Saudi Arabia in May in which the kingdom made a $600 billion trade and investment commitment to the U.S. Source link
European markets set to slump at the open as AI worries return
European bourses are expected to open lower on Tuesday as global markets pull back on renewed concerns over AI-linked stocks. Source link
India’s goods trade deficit in October shatters records, beating estimates, as gold imports surge 200%
India’s trade deficit soared to a record high of $41.7 billion as festive demand for gold led to sharp rise in imports while U.S. tariffs hit exports. Source link
Jeffrey Epstein files: Larry Summers steps back from public commitments over email fallout
Emails between Jeffrey Epstein and former Harvard President Larry Summers were among thousands of documents released by a House committee last week. Source link
CNBC Daily Open: AI still under pressure — but some analysts see a year-end rally
Despite the recent sell-off in tech over concerns about high valuations and capital expenditure, some analysts think we could still end the year with a rally. Source link
Asia-Pacific markets set to slip as Wall Street sinks on tech losses and AI jitters
Asia-Pacific markets were set for declines on Tuesday, trailing declines on Wall Street. Source link
Arm custom chips get a boost with Nvidia partnership
Arm doesn’t make CPUs but it licenses its instruction set technology and sells designs that customers can build their chips on top of. Source link
Fed Governor Waller backs December rate cut as support for weakening labor market
Waller’s comments put him squarely in the came of those looking to ease monetary policy to head off further danger in the jobs picture. Source link
AI could be causing 'quiet time' in labor market, top Trump economic aide Hassett says
President Donald Trump has signed executive orders aimed at lowering regulatory barriers and encouraging the construction of AI infrastructure. Source link