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S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 hit records as the 10-year yield retreats from a 24-year high; Constellation Energy jumps on a Google nuclear deal.
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Taiwan Semiconductor Executive Calls AI Toddler With Superpowers
Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) bounces in premarket action. Technical momentum cools near $420 as fundamentals stay strong.
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