Global stocks decline as Middle East tensions rise and AI rally stalls.
Global stocks fell as renewed hostilities in the Middle East pushed oil prices higher. Investors also sold off AI-linked technology shares amid concerns that the sector's rally had become overextended.
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WSJ leads with gold falls on rate-hike fears while Reuters headlines tumbling tech puts brakes on AI rally; both acknowledge Middle East tensions but assign them different prominence.
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“Tumbling tech puts brakes on AI rally, Iran signals end to Israel attacks”
“Gold Falls on Rate-Hike Fears as Middle East Hostilities Escalate”
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