Global Stocks Stabilise as Technology Shares Recover from AI Rout
Global equities recovered as the S&P 500 and Dow advanced, but AI financing concerns and elevated borrowing costs kept technology shares volatile.
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Shell is considering a proposed sale of about 70 French mobility sites and eight LNG installations to DCC Energy, with completion targeted for 2027.
The European Central Bank has cleared UniCredit to cross 30% ownership of Commerzbank as the Italian bank moves toward control around year-end.
Federal Reserve chair Kevin Warsh declined to prejudge the October meeting, preserving uncertainty around global yields, the dollar and Asian capital flows.
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White House press secretary Katie Zacharia acknowledged that she did not pass the California bar examination amid scrutiny of earlier lawyer descriptions.
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The IMF says it remains ready to support Sri Lanka after the current programme ends, while the seventh review awaits Executive Board consideration.