SPY’s Modest Gain Meets Oil, Yield and AI Headwinds
SPY is up 0.32%, as earnings optimism competes with oil-price pressure, rising yields and uncertainty over AI investment.
SPY is up 0.32%, as earnings optimism competes with oil-price pressure, rising yields and uncertainty over AI investment.
OpenAI and Anthropic are courting institutional investors as draft disclosures reveal the extraordinary infrastructure commitments behind the frontier AI race.
FINMA approved Switzerland’s first retail fund to hold Bitcoin directly, while U.S. ETF flows swung sharply; available reporting identified no major Bitcoin base-layer upgrade this week.
A Nature Physics study found that a hidden electronic state in cuprate materials appears when superconductivity is suppressed, strengthening evidence that the two may compete.
Recent headlines include projections for a vast data-center buildout, but offer no new evidence on rents, mortgages, transit or homelessness.
A Nature-reported optical design aims to scale neutral-atom computers, while an MIT calculation identifies a promising candidate for an exotic quantum-Hall state.
U.S. shares are modestly higher, but an uneven tech rebound, elevated oil prices and pressure on French debt keep markets on uncertain footing.
U.S. spot-Bitcoin ETFs recorded a large one-day inflow, but purchases were concentrated in BlackRock’s IBIT as other major funds lost assets.
Tenstorrent is raising fresh capital for chip production and expansion, while Inception Labs says its new Mercury 3 model brings faster generation through a different AI architecture.