Three days of turbulent negotiations, in which stocks were shaken by the possible slowdown in artificial intelligence (AI), inflation and fears about rising oil prices, markets seem to have regained calm. Statements by the Federal Reserve President, Kevin Warsh, about a rise in interest rates in the United States — for the first time in more than three years — have calmed investors’ concerns about a possible intervention by the White House in mo…
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Three days of turbulent negotiations, in which stocks were shaken by the possible slowdown in artificial intelligence (AI), inflation and fears about rising oil prices, markets seem to have regained calm. Statements by the Federal Reserve President, Kevin Warsh, about a rise in interest rates in the United States — for the first time in more than three years — have calmed investors’ concerns about a possible intervention by the White House in mo…