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26 de outubro de 2026 às 09:07Fato · trecho publicado por Bloomberg
Max Kettner, among Wall Street’s most bullish strategists, is cutting back on his bet on stocks for the first time in months, arguing that sharp mood changes among investors warrant a more cautious approach ahead of next week’s US midterms.Notícia de terceiros selecionada e classificada automaticamente pela MTX. O título e o trecho são do veículo de origem; a MTX não reproduz a matéria.
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Korea’s $1.7 Trillion Rout Burns Day Traders, Challenges LeeSouth Korea’s government turned the world’s hottest stock market into a political trophy. Now, a reversal that’s wiped out more than a trillion dollars in value is stirring a retail investor backlash and testing public faith in its leaders.Bloomberg
Mercados· Inteligência artificial
Stock Market Selloff: What Correction, Crash and Other Trading Terms MeanWith the Iran war roiling oil markets, concerns about AI spending rattling technology stocks and uncertainty over the global economic lookout, there’s no shortage of turbulence in global markets.Bloomberg
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Nasdaq Suffers Worst Rout Since March 2020The stock-market rout on Thursday pulled down companies at the heart of the AI boom due to the prospect of a political shift that will tap the brakes on the industry’s growth. (Source: Bloomberg)Bloomberg
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China to Cut Diesel Exports on Tight Stocks, Energy Aspects SaysChina’s state-run refiners are expected to reduce diesel exports this month because of tight inventories, although they could relax those curbs should domestic demand soften, according to Energy Aspects.Bloomberg