Global AI trade flashing signals reminiscent of the dotcom bust, analysts warn

A majority disapprove of how he’s handled gas prices, and the latest Reuters/Ipsos poll put his approval rating on cost-of-living issues squarely below 25 percent.

Wall Street investors are increasingly focused on a market signal that has little to do with corporate earnings or artificial intelligence, but rather on the rapid rise in U.S. Treasury yields.

There's a catch though – the headline numbers ‌are being inflated by rising prices more than volumes.

Following the mini banking crisis in 2023, tech stocks led the market higher.