Stocks fell sharply Tuesday as a string of warnings from major Wall Street executives reignited concerns about stretched valuations, particularly in tech and AI-driven names.
Markets capped the week with modest gains but closed mixed on Friday as a late-day selloff in tech erased earlier momentum.
Artificial intelligence continues to drive headlines and capital inflows in 2025, with investors showing historic enthusiasm for both established tech giants and emerging AI startups.
U.S. equity markets surged to fresh record highs this week, demonstrating unexpected resilience despite political and economic challenges.
Markets pushed higher Thursday, led by strength in tech and semiconductors, despite escalating political uncertainty from an extended U.S. government shutdown.
In 2025, equities related to artificial intelligence (AI) have continued to capture significant investor interest, largely driven by accelerating advancements in AI technologies and their expanding use cases across a diverse range of industries.
As we step into October 2025, financial markets have become notably more volatile, with sharp swings across stocks, bonds, and commodities.
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