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Michael Burry is pulling the plug on his funds after years spent arguing that valuations had drifted far beyond reason. And his departure lands at a tense moment: tech is finally wobbling, short bets are climbing and investors are waking up to the fact that the Fed will make its December call without the full set of data. Yields look poised to climb, nerves are tightening and markets that once floated on AI-driven optimism suddenly feel like they’re bracing for something heavier.
The dollar is sliding even as expectations stay hawkish, the yen is stuck defending the 155 line, and...

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Optimism extends to a fourth session as the US government shutdown ends and AI news drives gains. AMD jumped 9% after forecasting accelerating sales growth, while Cisco beat estimates and raised guidance, highlighting AI-driven hardware and infrastructure demand. Yet, the broader question remains: when will corporate AI spending translate into end-user revenue? Is this a bubble? What about the Fed? Will it cut rates, will it not, will the data come in time for the December meeting?

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Ipek Ozkardeskaya has begun her financial career in 2010 in the structured products desk of the Swiss Banque...

Markets cheered the end of the 41-day US government shutdown — not even the news that SoftBank sold its entire Nvidia stake could spoil the mood. Investors are betting that softer economic data will justify another Fed rate cut in December, keeping AI investments affordable and valuations high. In Europe, stocks hit fresh records, with luxury and Swiss names leading gains on tariff optimism. But beneath the surface, questions linger. SoftBank’s pivot toward AI users like OpenAI and ABB shows the ecosystem evolving — yet the sell-off in Nvidia, Nebius, and CoreWeave hints at fatigue. Meanwhile, Alibaba’s Singles’ Day showed...