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Wall Street neared record highs as falling crude oil prices eased inflation concerns, boosting investor sentiment. Major indices saw gains, with technology and retail stocks performing well. However, oil and gas companies faced pressure, while Treasury yields declined amid reduced inflation worries.

Wall Street surged Tuesday, buoyed by optimistic Iran conflict talks and robust tech stock performance. Easing bond yields further supported the rally, pushing major indices near record highs. United Airlines and Carnival saw gains as oil prices stabilized. Micron Technology was a standout performer, driven by AI optimism.

US stocks advanced on Friday, nearing all-time highs as easing bond market pressure boosted investor sentiment. Strong retail and tech earnings, with companies like Ross Stores and Zoom exceeding expectations, fueled the gains. Global markets also saw positive movement, with Japan's Nikkei reaching a record.

US stock indexes traded mixed as easing Treasury yields and lower oil prices calmed investor concerns following last week's bond selloff. The Dow Jones Industrial Average saw gains, while the S&P 500 edged up and the Nasdaq Composite slipped. Investors are now closely watching upcoming corporate earnings, with Nvidia and Walmart set to report.

US stocks edged higher, nearing record highs as easing bond market pressure and strong corporate earnings bolstered investor sentiment. Treasury yields slightly retreated, offering relief from rising borrowing costs. Oil prices also declined, though gasoline prices continued to climb. Investor focus now shifts to Nvidia's upcoming earnings report.

In a major crackdown, law enforcement has detained Daya Tiwari, suspected of leading a vast international counterfeit currency ring that spanned the India-Nepal frontier. The arrest unfolded near Motihari, marking the end of a six-month pursuit. Tiwari is thought to have masterminded operations that involved printing and distributing forged currency across Bangladesh, Nepal, and multiple states in India.

A retired DySP, Ashoksinh Chauhan, and his two children were arrested in Ahmedabad following a land dispute. Chauhan allegedly fired five shots from his licensed pistol during a confrontation over a Rs 500 crore property. The family claims self-defense, alleging illegal occupation and a one-sided police action. Police are seeking remand for further investigation.

Indian markets mirrored global trends as US stocks dipped, pressured by rising oil prices and Treasury yields, despite Nvidia's stellar earnings. While AI enthusiasm cooled, a resilient US economy and strong export data from Japan offered some bright spots. However, concerns over geopolitical tensions and inflation persisted, impacting investor sentiment.

US stocks retreated on Tuesday as rising oil prices and sticky inflation cooled Wall Street's rally. Technology shares, particularly AI-linked companies, led the decline. Concerns over the Iran conflict and its impact on crude supplies fueled inflation worries, strengthening expectations of prolonged elevated interest rates.

Indian markets remained steady near record highs despite rising oil prices due to Iran tensions. Strong corporate earnings, particularly from Dollar Tree and Kohl's, bolstered investor confidence. While some companies faced headwinds from higher fuel costs, others like Snowflake saw significant gains driven by AI growth. Inflation data showed a slight acceleration, impacting Treasury yields.

Anthropic and OpenAI have fired another salvo, launching their own services companies. While some believe this will force software firms to become more differentiated, others price these stocks at zero earnings growth