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Software is taking it on the chin.

Software is taking it on the chin.

Rapid rotation into "value" suggests a structural de-risking is underway.

US stock rotation hits tech giants.

US stock rotation hits tech giants.

The CAC40 is cheap.

Equities overcome precious-metals crash to trade higher.

Equities overcome precious-metals crash to trade higher.

"Cool" market reaction suggests equity markets are resilient.

After the party comes the hangover.

After the party comes the hangover.

Gold and silver come crashing down.

Apple delivered record sales.

Apple delivered record sales.

Microsoft already owns 27% of OpenAI.

Federal Reserve holds interest rates unchanged, as expected.

Federal Reserve holds interest rates unchanged, as expected.

Policy remains in a "wait-and-see" mode, while markets now look toward June for a potential next move.

The dollar is testing multiyear lows.

The dollar is testing multiyear lows.

Goldman warns metal rally is at risk.

Gold and silver hit record highs.

Gold and silver hit record highs.

The "de-dollarization" trade is accelerating.

Gold at $5.000 as "hard-asset" trade gathers pace.

Gold at $5.000 as "hard-asset" trade gathers pace.

The US dollar’s selloff accelerates as foreign investors increase their diversification away from US assets.

Gold climbs to record on weaker dollar.

Gold climbs to record on weaker dollar.

Inflation remains stubbornly sticky, with the Fed’s preferred PCE gauge holding at 2.8% year-over-year.

Stocks rise after Trump drops tariff threat over Greenland.

Stocks rise after Trump drops tariff threat over Greenland.

The immediate technical picture remains tricky.

Broad selloff in U.S. assets.

Broad selloff in U.S. assets.

US stocks, bonds and the US dollar lower on "loss of trust".

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