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Jeudi 27 novembre 2025 à 03:36
Economy
U.S. Stocks Rise on Rate-Cut Hopes
U.S. stock markets experienced a fourth consecutive session of gains, buoyed by optimism surrounding potential Federal Reserve rate cuts and a resurgence in AI-related trading. The Nasdaq Composite rose by 0.8%, while the S&P 500 added 0.7%. Analysts suggest that dovish remarks from policymakers are reinforcing expectations of monetary easing, which could further stimulate equity markets. However, some caution remains over the sustainability of these gains, given broader economic uncertainties.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Spot Gold Edges Higher Amid Rate Speculation
Spot gold prices inched higher as hopes for a Federal Reserve rate cut grew. Comments from policymakers, described as dovish by ANZ, have amplified market sentiment that monetary easing is imminent. Gold’s rise highlights its appeal as a hedge against inflation and economic uncertainty, though analysts warn that further clarity on the Fed’s direction will be crucial for the metal’s trajectory.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Oil Prices Decline on Russia-Ukraine Developments
Global oil prices fell during early Asian trading as investors monitored the progress of Russia-Ukraine peace negotiations. The heightened focus on geopolitical developments underscores the sensitivity of energy markets to potential shifts in the region’s stability, which could impact supply routes. However, market participants remain cautious, given the lack of concrete outcomes from the talks so far.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Singapore Dollar Strengthens Amid Risk-On Sentiment
The Singapore dollar recorded modest gains against the U.S. dollar, supported by a global shift toward risk-on sentiment. Analysts attribute the currency’s strengthening to its safe-haven status within the region, particularly as investors weigh geopolitical risks and economic recovery prospects.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Megadeals Surge Amid Trump-Era Deregulation
The frequency of global megadeals—transactions exceeding $10 billion—has reached a record 63 this year. Analysts credit the surge to Trump administration policies emphasizing deregulation and reduced antitrust scrutiny, which have emboldened companies to pursue large-scale mergers. While this signals robust corporate confidence, concerns over market concentration and reduced competition remain.
Financial Times
Todd Boehly Targets Lukoil Assets
Todd Boehly, alongside a consortium of UAE-based investors, is reportedly pursuing the international assets of Russia’s Lukoil. This move reflects increasing interest in distressed or underutilized assets within the energy sector, amplified by geopolitical tensions and sanctions targeting Russian entities. The involvement of high-profile investors highlights the potential gains, but regulatory and operational risks remain significant.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
International
Ukraine Peace Efforts See U.S. Envoy Take Lead
Army Secretary Dan Driscoll, appointed by President Trump, has emerged as a key figure in high-level talks aimed at brokering a Russia-Ukraine peace deal. Trump’s delegation strategy reflects an attempt to deflect attention from his own controversial positions while maintaining pressure for an agreement. However, skepticism persists over the U.S.’s ability to reconcile starkly opposing demands from both sides.
World Street Journal (International)
Wall Street Journal (politics)
Germany’s Secret War Plan Revealed
A classified German military blueprint has surfaced, detailing strategies for a potential broader conflict with Russia. The plan emphasizes the limitations of relying solely on weaponry and troop numbers, instead focusing on integrated defense systems. The document raises questions about NATO’s preparedness and Germany’s role within the alliance, particularly as tensions escalate on Europe’s eastern frontier.
World Street Journal (International)
Tech
Robinhood Shares Surge on Prediction Market Expansion
Shares of Robinhood soared by 11% following its announcement of a new exchange in collaboration with Susquehanna International Group to facilitate prediction market trading. This move, supported by the acquisition of MIAXdx, signals Robinhood’s strategic diversification beyond traditional brokerage services. Analysts view the launch as a bold step, but note potential regulatory challenges in this emerging sector.
The Information
Politics
Trump’s Antitrust Policy Fuels Corporate Mergers
The Trump administration’s relaxed stance on antitrust enforcement has significantly reduced the number of merger challenges, encouraging corporations to pursue deals involving direct competitors. While proponents argue that this fosters innovation and scale efficiencies, critics warn of reduced industry competition and potential harm to consumer interests.
Wall Street Journal (politics)
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