Trump supports energy tricks between Russia and Ukraine, and AI slowing is affecting global markets
Price dynamics and the energy trick Analyst
Global financial markets have seen a significant decline in the shares of leading technology companies, following a call for AI leaders to slow down the pace of development. This strategic break highlights growing concerns about the exponential costs involved in training large-scale language models, as well as the risk that current market values have reached a saturation level. Investors are now carefully considering whether this slowdown indicates a necessary recalibration or a fundamental change in the growth trajectory of the industry, which could have a major impact on supply chains and capital allocation strategies. At the same stage, Trump's claim that Ukraine and Russia agreed to stop attacks on energy targets was discussed, an interview was held with the Executive Vice-President of the European Commission, Roxana Minzatou, and a preview of the State of the Union Address for 2026 was offered.
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In today's edition, Jorge Liboreiro presents Ursula von der Leyen's State of the Union address, scheduled for tomorrow, explaining why he is considered the most consequential in his term and what is at stake in the context of the upcoming European elections next year. Interviews were also conducted with Roxana Mînzatu, Vice-President of the European Commission, and Brando Benifei, Member of the European Parliament for the Socialists and Democrats group, from Italy.
Impact of Houthis attacks in the Persian
Price dynamics and the energy trick Analyst Sasha Vakulina details Donald Trump's statement that Kiev and Moscow have reached an agreement to cease fire on each other's energy infrastructure as fuel prices rise sharply globally. If this ceasefire is confirmed, it could bring stability to volatile markets, providing a respite for consumers facing increasing heating and transport costs in the winter.
Impact of Houthis attacks in the Persian Gulf Correspondent Aadel Haleem reports from Doha, Qatar, on a series of strikes by Yemen's Houthis rebels in the Middle East that have wounded more than a dozen civilians in southern Saudi Arabia. These incidents highlight how the geopolitical effects of regional conflicts are expanding, affecting security corridors and global logistics.
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