Saturday, November 7, 2026

Saturday's News Links

[Reuters] Wall St Week Ahead: As tech swoon roils market, US inflation data on tap

[AP] From high-flying AI stocks to tariff-hit alcohol companies, the midterms shook up Wall Street

[AP] Iran says it has lifted its self-imposed limit on missile ranges, and other Mideast news

[CNBC] Risk of Iran war escalation remains high despite Democratic sweep in U.S. midterm elections

[Axios] The Miller Doctrine: Trump's "wartime consigliere"

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Crypto’s Trump-Fueled Washington Boom Reaches Its Endgame

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] US Believes Woman Close to Nvidia CEO Was a China Spy, NYT Says

[Bloomberg] US Launches Effort to Disrupt Land Routes Iran Uses to Ship Arms

[Bloomberg] Inflation Fears Return as Corporate America Counts the Cost

[Bloomberg] Charting the Global Economy: Job Growth in US Tops All Forecasts

[Bloomberg] Beijing Vows to Hit Back Against US Sanctions on China Companies

[Bloomberg] Kyiv Faces Russian Missile Barrage, Naftogaz Facilities Damaged

[NYT] In Elevating Stephen Miller, Trump Doubles Down on Hard-Line Agenda

[NYT] U.S. Cleared Nvidia Chips to Chinese Firms With Empty Offices and Troubling Ties

[NYT] Paraguay’s President Removed and Arrested Over Financial Crisis

[WSJ] The Wild Week That Brought AI Investors to the Brink

[WSJ] Trump’s Clashing Advisers Press Him to Make Iran War Decision

[WSJ] Trump Turns to a Hard-Line Adviser as His Political Challenges Mount

[WSJ] Elon Musk Staked His Empire on Texas. Now State Democrats Want to Rein Him In.

[WSJ] Someone Is Causing Chaos Across Europe. The Question Is: Who?

[WSJ] Ten Months of War to Gain 46 Square Miles: How Russia Is Failing on the Battlefield

[FT] How Wall Street’s all-in bet on AI blew up

[FT] Chart of the Week: Data centres rebuked

[FT] Trump’s defeat heralds a US retreat

[FT] What will a Democratic Congress mean for Ukraine?

[FT] The mother of all American course corrections

[FT] A bank collapse exposes the dark side of Latin America’s star economy

[FT] US believes Nvidia’s Huang had romantic relationship with alleged Chinese spy