Morning Report 05 Nov 25: Stock bulls get wake-up call from Wall Street CEOs
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Wall Street’s main indexes fell to one-week lows on Tuesday after CEOs of major U.S. banks warned of a potential market sell-off. Tech sentiment took a hit, with Palantir sliding on AI valuation concerns and Uber dropping after missing quarterly profit expectations. Elsewhere, U.S. bond yields declined amid growing fears of a stock market bubble, while European markets also retreated to two-week lows in a broader risk-off mood. In commodities, prices weakened as a stronger U.S. dollar and demand worries weighed on sentiment. Back home, Aussie shares are expected to rebound after touching one-month lows.
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