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Nasdaq reports rise in first-quarter profit amid trading boom

Nasdaq reported a rise in its first-quarter profit, benefiting from higher trading volumes amid market volatility. The surge in trading activity was driven by increased investor participation and heightened market uncertainty, leading to more frequent and larger trades. This uptick has positively impacted Nasdaq's revenue streams, reinforcing its position as a leading exchange in the global financial markets.

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Infosys beats quarterly revenue estimates, forecasts fiscal 2027 growth

India's IT giant Infosys reported quarterly revenue above analyst expectations, driven by strong demand in digital services and cloud computing. The company also forecasted robust growth for fiscal year 2027, citing increasing client investments in digital transformation initiatives. This positive outlook has bolstered investor confidence in the technology sector, contributing to market optimism.

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US stocks hover near record highs amid mixed earnings and oil price swings

U.S. stock markets are near record highs, influenced by mixed corporate earnings and fluctuating oil prices due to tensions with Iran. The S&P 500 dipped 0.1%, the Dow lost 81 points (0.2%), and the Nasdaq fell 0.3% after reaching a record high. Tesla shares dropped 2.3% despite strong earnings, amid concerns over increased capital expenditures for new factory developments. ServiceNow slumped 17.3% on fears of competition from AI-driven rivals. Conversely, Texas Instruments surged 18.3% following better-than-expected earnings driven by demand from industrial and data center sectors. Oil markets remain volatile, with Brent crude climbing 1.8% to $103.76 due to disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing U.S.-Iran tensions. President Trump ordered military action against Iranian threats in the region, escalating the standoff. Airlines showed mixed performance: American Airlines gained 4.6% on strong demand, while Southwest fell 3.2% due to weak results and macroeconomic uncertainty. IBM also declined 8.8% despite overall good results, as growth in its software business slowed. Internationally, Asian and European markets mostly declined, while South Korea's Kospi rose 0.9% thanks to strong exports and AI-related semiconductor demand. U.S. jobless claims rose slightly but remain at healthy levels, and business output data suggests economic growth is rebounding.

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