Global equity markets experienced volatility driven by surging bond yields, though a surge in artificial-intelligence stocks helped Wall Street finish higher.

New Zealand's national pension savings management has warned that U.S. equities are primed for a potential market correction following strong returns.

Wall Street equities suffered a sharp downturn as mounting US-Iran geopolitical tensions sent crude oil prices rebounding and sparked widespread selling across major indices.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's aggressive short-term debt interventions to lower borrowing costs have sparked intense backlash from Wall Street as the 30-year yield climbs above 5.3%.

Brent crude oil prices surged past $100 a barrel for the first time since July as escalating conflict between the U.S. and Iran disrupted global energy markets.

AI firm Anthropic is finalizing a $15 billion credit facility led by major Wall Street banks as it prepares for an initial public offering.

Famous investor Michael Burry has opened a short position against chipmaker Nvidia, spotlighting growing concerns over artificial intelligence infrastructure costs and market valuations.

The US Treasury is doubling its long-term bond buybacks as the national debt surpasses $40 trillion, seeking to signal market stability amid rising yields.

Wall Street extended its recent losses as surging global borrowing costs, geopolitical tensions, and rising oil prices weighed heavily on equity investors.

Wall Street equities slipped in morning trading as a breakdown in cease-fire talks between Washington and Tehran pushed crude oil near three-week highs and Treasury yields to levels not seen since 2007.

US stock futures declined on Tuesday as Treasury yields reached a 19-month high and crude oil prices climbed amid escalating geopolitical tensions.

Wall Street indexes slid as rising Middle East tensions and surging oil prices overshadowed optimism surrounding artificial intelligence and chip stocks.

US 30-year Treasury yields climbed to 5.29% amid mounting national debt concerns, heavy bond supplies, and surging corporate borrowing to fund the artificial intelligence boom.

Wall Street surged to record highs as strong corporate earnings from artificial intelligence firms and falling crude oil prices boosted major US equities.

Wall Street reached a milestone as the S&P 500 notched a record-high close, fueled by heavyweight tech stocks and easing inflation concerns.

Australian markets face a softer open following a Wall Street rally driven by strong AI earnings, while ANZ reports a $1.9 billion quarterly profit.

The S&P 500 rose 0.3% toward an all-time high as strong AI-related earnings and a modest slowdown in consumer-price growth boosted the market.

Wall Street tracks toward a record high as surging artificial intelligence stocks and easing consumer price data reinvigorate investor sentiment.

Wall Street indices retreated as fading US-Iran peace optimism pushed Brent crude up to $88.91 a barrel and stoked inflation anxiety ahead of the upcoming CPI report.

Wall Street drifted lower as technology heavyweights dipped and optimism surrounding potential peace in the Middle East dissolved amid rising oil prices.