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Global markets react to tech-sector AI expansion, shifting central bank policies, and localized economic adjustments.

Updated 24 sources

Key Points

Nvidia continues to dominate market discussions, with Bank of America increasing its stake and Wall Street analysts questioning if surging demand from companies like SpaceX and broad AI-ecosystem expansion justifies the massive revenue forecasts.

Microsoft stock achieved its longest winning streak of the year as investor concerns regarding AI software demand began to subside, bolstering overall market sentiment.

Kevin Warsh, in his role as the new Federal Reserve chair, successfully managed market expectations after signaling that the central bank still faces significant work to curb inflation.

Charles Schwab expanded its crypto offerings by adding support for Solana, Avalanche, and Chainlink, coinciding with rising interest in crypto-linked assets and Solana price momentum.

The State Bank of Pakistan injected over Rs12.24 trillion into the local market through open market operations to maintain liquidity as the federal government implemented minor reductions in petrol and diesel prices.

The Privatisation Commission of Pakistan moved forward with the privatization of the Faisalabad Electric Supply Company by prequalifying 10 interested parties.

Genius Group announced plans for a $1.2 billion capital raise aimed at building its artificial intelligence and Bitcoin treasury reserves, signaling corporate appetite for digital asset holdings.

India's non-banking finance companies representative body has petitioned the Reserve Bank of India to ease proposed restrictions on revolving credit products to support continued industry growth.

Iran officially condemned new US economic sanctions as state terrorism, urging other nations to ignore the measures as mediators focus on maintaining stability in the region.

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