US equity markets ended higher as oil prices fell nearly 10% following a tentative US-Iran agreement easing tensions around the Hormuz Strait. This helped offset a hawkish Federal Reserve meeting where nine of 18 FOMC members signaled potential rate hikes in 2026, pushing short-term rates higher. The S&P 500 gained 0.7%, led by a 2.7% rally in the Nasdaq 100, while smaller-cap and rate-sensitive sectors lagged. Real estate stocks fell 3%, reflecting pressure from rate-sensitive segments despite lower long-term yields and mixed housing data showing sluggish demand but improving supply. Market uncertainty remains due to late-week clashes raising doubts about the durability of the US-Iran deal.
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General Motors CEO Mary Barra announced that nearly 90% of the code for GM's autonomous vehicle team is generated by AI, highlighting the company's deep commitment to AI technology. This AI-written code powers the upcoming Super Cruise system, set to...
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