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The Nikkei average briefly surpassed 59,000 points for the first time, supported by rising US stock markets and a weaker yen.

Analysts suggest that the U.S. Supreme Court's annulment of tariffs will boost stock markets but negatively impact debt securities.

Wall Street stocks rose following a US Supreme Court decision that limited the president's authority to impose tariffs, generating varied market reactions and economic forecasts.

European stock exchanges are experiencing an unprecedented influx of funds as international investors seek diversification options, according to the Financial Times.

European stocks are attracting significant international interest, with a forecast of record investments in February, as reported by the Financial Times.

The Nikkei average continues to rise, briefly surpassing its previous closing high of 57,650 yen due to an increase in US stocks and a weaker yen.

European stock markets increased as investors evaluated corporate earnings reports and economic data, with oil prices also rising and anticipation for US Federal Reserve meeting minutes looming.

Domestic individual investors in South Korea are significantly increasing their investments in US stocks, despite warnings from authorities about foreign exchange volatility.

The three main indices of Wall Street closed with slight gains, though software stocks continued to drag on overall performance.

Gerd Kommer, a proponent of passive and cost-effective investing, has gained attention with his new global ETF, arguing that investors should reassess their focus on US stocks.

US investors grow anxious over AI's impact on markets, while China's tech stocks remain stable for now.

The recent crashes in Bitcoin, gold, and tech stocks have raised concerns among investors about the stability of financial markets.

After years of US dominance, investors are rediscovering Europe, raising questions about the motivations and risks behind this shift.

The Nikkei average in the Tokyo stock market experienced a surge, momentarily exceeding 1400 yen and surpassing its previous highest value, attributed to rising US stock prices and expectations surrounding the Takai administration's economic policies.

The article discusses the volatility in US tech stock markets, highlighting contrasting behaviors among investors amid fears of a potential AI bubble.

The article discusses recent fluctuations in US stock markets, focusing on the rise of tech stock prices amid warnings of a potential AI bubble.

Small-cap stocks in the US and Europe are reaching record highs and outperforming large-cap companies at the start of 2026.

The Dow Jones stock index has crossed the 50,000-point mark for the first time, reaching an all-time high of 50,015 after a recovery rally driven by bargain hunters purchasing fallen tech stocks.

US technology stocks dropped significantly as major companies announced a massive $660 billion investment in AI, raising concerns about future profitability.

On a relatively calm trading day in the US, technology stocks faced declines as companies continue to invest heavily in artificial intelligence during earnings season.

Bitcoin dropped approximately 9 percent on Friday as Asian markets mostly closed in the red following declines in US technology stocks.

The KOSPI index is experiencing significant declines due to a downturn in major semiconductor stocks influenced by a wave of weakness in U.S. tech stocks.

The Australian dollar is holding steady at 70 US cents despite a 0.4% overnight dip, while Wall Street experiences a sell-off in AI stocks dragging the Nasdaq lower.

US software stocks continued to decline amid fears of disruptions caused by artificial intelligence, with analysts warning of increased volatility as investors assess whether the challenge poses an existential threat to the sector.

Following the recent trade deal between India and the US, brokerage firm Ventura Securities has identified stocks that are expected to yield significant profits due to anticipated growth in Indian exports, particularly in sectors like textiles and electronics.

The US IT stock market crashed on Tuesday, triggering a global impact on IT stocks including significant losses for companies in India and China.

A recent event in the US has caused a significant plunge in IT company stocks in India, particularly Infosys, which saw its shares drop by 8%, marking the largest decline in over two years, linked to developments in AI.

The US stock market experienced turmoil on Tuesday with IT stocks crashing, which also impacted the Indian stock market with major IT companies like TCS and Infosys seeing declines of over 5% due to the introduction of a new AI tool in the US.

Following a record high closure, US stock markets faced a significant downturn with tech stocks experiencing major losses due to the introduction of the Antropic AI Tool in the IT sector.

The Kospi index experienced an initial decline influenced by weak US tech stocks but quickly rebounded, surpassing the 5300 mark during trading.

Following the announcement of the India-US trade deal, Indian stock markets surged dramatically, with significant gains observed in stocks related to seafood exports and other sectors closely linked to the US market.

The US has reduced tariffs on India to 18%, leading to a significant boost in the stock market, with the Sensex rising by about 2500 points and Nifty by 700 points.

India's stock market experienced a surge following the signing of a trade agreement with the US, resulting in a significant confidence boost for foreign investors.

The completion of the India-US trade agreement is expected to significantly boost the Indian stock market today, particularly in export-dependent sectors such as automobiles, IT, defense, and pharmaceuticals.

Wall Street indices showed gains after an initial drop, with significant declines in prices for gold, silver, and oil as trading updates continue throughout the day.

Chinese power stocks experienced a surge following State Grid's announcement of a historic $574 billion investment plan aimed at upgrading power networks and supporting renewable energy initiatives.

Analysts predict that Hong Kong and mainland Chinese stocks will continue to outperform US equities throughout 2026 due to cheaper valuations and supportive policies.

Mabrouk Chetouane, Chief Strategist of Natixis, prefers US stocks over European ones despite warning against naive expectations as global markets show strength and investor concerns about geopolitical risks, such as Trump's recent actions against Maduro.

U.S. bank stocks, including American Express and JP Morgan, have seen significant declines after Trump announced a plan to limit interest rates on credit cards.

Global defense stocks have surged, with notable gains from European companies, following aggressive actions by US President Donald Trump.

The reactions on global oil markets following the 'Maduro' tremor reveal the new power dynamics, with US stocks gaining while Russian values decline due to Russia's diminishing role in the world oil market.

European growth stocks present exciting opportunities for investors across various sectors, including defense, environmental technology, and software, with promising newcomers like Steyr Motors showing significant revenue growth and potential in the US market.

Donald Trump suggests support for US oil companies in Venezuela while stocks rise and Nicolas Maduro faces court in New York over drug conspiracy charges post a significant US military operation.

US stocks surged on Monday, driven by strong demand for technology shares, despite growing geopolitical concerns following the ousting of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.

Experts believe there is strong upward potential for domestic-focused stocks in Germany, particularly in the mid-cap sector, amidst concerns of a stock bubble in large US tech companies.