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Bill TaylorThe S&P 500 breached the 7,000-point mark for the first time today, driven by unrelenting optimism over artificial intelligence and expectations of strong Big Tech earnings as well as monetary policy easing.See the Story
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Japan · JapanIf you ever want to know what actually scares markets, don’t look at headlines. Look at bonds. Stocks can shrug off almost anything — wars, elections, bad earnings, bad policy, worse policy. Bonds are different. Bonds pay attention. And when bond markets start acting nervous, it’s usually because someone just reminded them that math still exists. That’s what’s happening in Japan. On the surface, this all sounds familiar enough. A prime minister …See the Story
