U.S. AI Stock Sell-Off Deepens as Rising Interest Rates Raise
NEW YORK — U.S. technology stocks faced renewed selling pressure on October 15 as investors reassessed the financial risks associated with artificial intelligence investments, rising borrowing costs and the possibility of additional Federal Reserve rate increases. The latest downturn has
By Daniel Young 
U.S. Retail Sales Report to Test Consumer Spending in 2026
WASHINGTON — Investors, retailers and economic analysts are looking for fresh evidence about the strength of American consumer spending as the next U.S. retail sales report approaches. The data will help show whether households are continuing to support economic activity
By Daniel Young 
AI Investment Concerns Pressure U.S. Tech Stocks and Chipmakers
NEW YORK — Technology stocks and semiconductor companies are facing renewed investor scrutiny as concerns about artificial intelligence spending, competition and future returns weigh on sentiment across the sector. The latest market movements highlight a growing debate over whether the
By Daniel Young 
U.S. Inflation Data Could Shape Federal Reserve Rate Outlook
WASHINGTON — Inflation remains a major consideration for financial markets as investors assess the outlook for U.S. interest rates and the Federal Reserve’s next policy decisions. Upcoming inflation readings could provide important evidence about whether price pressures are easing, remaining
By Daniel Young 
Rising Oil Prices Pressure U.S. Businesses and Consumers
Higher energy costs are emerging as an important concern for American businesses and households, as movements in global oil markets threaten to increase transportation expenses, production costs and everyday living expenses. Companies across the United States are watching energy prices
By Daniel Young