Oil Retreats from War Premium as Iran Risk Meets Supply Resilience
Crude prices eased after the United States reduced expectations of an immediate Iran attack, although shipping and storm risks continue to constrain supply.
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Crude prices eased after the United States reduced expectations of an immediate Iran attack, although shipping and storm risks continue to constrain supply.
Broadcom's early talks over roughly US$30 billion of debt financing connect custom AI chip demand with private credit and infrastructure risk.
A potential Gigamon sale above US$2 billion would test valuations for profitable network-intelligence businesses serving hybrid-cloud security demand.
Jeff Bezos says Blue Origin could pursue an IPO within several years after its first external funding round raised US$10 billion.
Brent crude rose to US$101.53 as shipping attacks near the Strait of Hormuz renewed supply concerns and intensified inflation risks for Asia.
Spot gold recovered to US$4,132.66 as the dollar eased from an 18-month peak, although high yields continued to challenge the near-term outlook.
Anthropic's Claude Haiku 5.5 targets high-volume enterprise AI tasks with faster performance, adjustable effort and materially lower average costs.
OpenAI's new visual ad format tests whether ChatGPT can add consumer advertising revenue without weakening privacy, neutrality or user trust.
The dollar stayed near an 18-month peak after Federal Reserve minutes reinforced inflation concerns and prolonged pressure on Asian funding conditions.
LS Power's oversubscribed US$6 billion fund targets generation, storage and critical power assets as AI data centres increase electricity demand.