A sharp tech-led selloff is rippling across global equities, dragging major U.S. indexes lower and forcing investors to reassess one of the most dominant market narratives of the decade: that artificial intelligence spending would deliver uninterrupted earnings expansion for megacap technology companies. The pullback has been driven largely by weakness in software and cloud giants, reinforcing just how

In recent trading sessions, major equity markets have shown an increasingly uneven performance pattern, with London’s FTSE 100 index lagging behind broader global equity rallies. While Wall Street nears historic highs and tech stocks continue to drive momentum, the FTSE 100 — heavily weighted toward defensive sectors like healthcare and financials — has come under pressure as investors

As Wall Street enters a pivotal week for markets, US equities extended their recent rally, driven by gains in mega-cap technology stocks and investor positioning ahead of a key Federal Reserve policy decision and a packed slate of corporate earnings. The persistence of this uptrend — now in its fourth consecutive session of gains — reflects a market