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Cocoa prices have plunged nearly 60% from 2025 highs, extending losses into 2026. The sharp decline follows a historic rally that peaked in late 2024.
Elon Musk is set to launch XChat on April 17, introducing an encrypted messaging platform integrated with X. The app will include calls, file sharing, and enhanced privacy features.
Alibaba confirmed it is behind a viral AI video model topping global leaderboards. The reveal highlights its growing role in the AI race.
Traders are betting the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged through 2026 following the latest inflation data. CPI figures showed moderating but still elevated price pressures.
Amazon reported AI-related cloud revenue above $15 billion and said its chip business now exceeds $20 billion annually. The update highlights growing momentum in its infrastructure strategy.
Interactive Brokers is exploring entry into prediction markets, betting on growing institutional demand. The move could reshape how event-based trading is integrated into mainstream finance.
Meta Platforms shares rose 7% after unveiling its new AI model Muse. The launch signals renewed momentum in the company’s artificial intelligence strategy.
Oil prices resumed gains after Iran accused the U.S. of violating a ceasefire agreement. Renewed tensions are fueling concerns over supply disruptions.
U.S. equities shed roughly $650 billion as investors react to an approaching Trump deadline. Rising oil prices and geopolitical uncertainty are weighing on markets.
Global copper inventories have climbed to a 23-year high, surpassing 1.02 million tonnes. The rapid buildup signals shifting dynamics in the commodities market.