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The oil industry is stressing out

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By Mark Reeth Verified
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It’s been just over 11 weeks since the Strait of Hormuz closed, and the global oil market has been holding up reasonably well. But JPMorgan analysts warn that this relative stability could soon be coming to an end. In a recent note, analysts described the “illusion of plenty,” or the belief that the world’s stored oil surplus will continue to cushion the blow from the Middle East for the foreseeable future.
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South Korea's DRAM drama

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By Mark Reeth Verified
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The AI trade is roaring these days: Old school tech companies are learning new tricks, the latest tech IPO has enjoyed some serious hype, and retail investors are pouring money into the red-hot memory stock trade. There’s plenty of enthusiasm for memory stocks across the Pacific, too: Shares of South Korean electronics giant Samsung have soared 394% over the past 12 months, and the company just climbed to a $1 trillion market valuation.
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Trump and Xi meet in high-stakes summit

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By Mark Reeth Verified
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You know those meetings that could have just been an email? This isn’t one of them. President Trump landed in Beijing today to kick off his two-day summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping. The last time Trump visited Xi was in 2017—when the Chinese economy was struggling, Xi thoroughly wooed his US counterpart, and Trump left with $253 billion in new trade deals.
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