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Oil prices move faster than facts

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The age of AI — Building the same future twice

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Markets in a Nutshell — June 2026

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Did you know? Animal Spirits

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When confidence does all the work

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Foreword | Issue 78 | 2nd Quarter 2026

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MARKETS IN A NUTSHELL — FOR JUNE 2026

The thing about aftershocks is that they often arrive after the danger seems to have passed. So it has been with this year’s oil shock. The Strait of Hormuz is not yet back to normal, but a provisional deal between America and Iran, together with China’s remarkable cut in crude imports, was enough to drag oil prices down by a fifth in June.

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MARKETS IN A NUTSHELL — FOR MAY 2026

Despite ongoing conflict in the Middle East, increased oil prices and persistent trade tensions, global markets continued to move higher in May - driven largely by the ongoing AI investment boom.

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MARKETS IN A NUTSHELL — FOR MAY 2026

US and world share market indices again made new records, helped by better-than-expected corporate earnings and the AI boom. Semiconductor shares have had their strongest start to the year since the dotcom bubble. Meanwhile, about 85% of companies in the index of the 500 most valuable listed companies on US stock markets reported first-quarter earnings that beat estimates.

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