Trump Cancels Iran Strikes, Says Tehran Has ‘Approved’ Talks
President says Tehran’s leadership and other parties are negotiating a deal to end the conflict approved ‘discussions and points’
https://www.wsj.com/world/middle-east/trump-threatens-new-strikes-on-iran-says-u-s-will-seize-its-oil-and-gas-markets-38996e77
Presidenten skriver att USA ska slå till hårt mot Iran under natten och att man ”vid någon tidpunkt” ska ta över ön Kharg, som har beskrivits som en viktig del av Irans oljeexport.
https://www.di.se/live/trump-vi-ska-ta-irans-olja/
The pullback is over, and it’s now officially a correction.
If recent history is any guide, that would seem to dash hopes for a quick recovery. But there’s also reason for investors not to worry about a lower-for-longer scenario, given that what’s fueling the weakness is more technical in nature than fundamental.
Basically, what drove the rally in tech — the artificial-intelligence buildout and strong earnings growth — remains intact.
So while analysts expect some weakness following such a strong run-up this year, some believe worries of a continued meltdown appear to be misplaced.
MarketWatch 10 June 2026
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/micron-intel-drag-the-tech-sector-into-a-new-bearish-phase-will-the-correction-last-this-time-9ba4f3f5
Ingen fara - fattas bara.
How Wild the Market’s Bet on AI Really Is
Plus, an artificial intelligence price war may be brewing
Initial public offerings of AI giants were seen by many investors as a can’t miss opportunity, but it’s little wonder markets are getting cold feet.
They’d only need to have studied stock-market history to guess that a few of the era’s highfliers might be worth owning, but almost certainly not most of them.
Spencer Jakab Wall Street Journal June 11, 2026
The software and cloud-computing company’s shares are down 11% in early trading, on pace to erase the stock’s gains for this year. The move comes after Oracle reported larger-than-expected capital expenditures to fund its data center buildout—with more significant spending on the way.
US tech stocks sink as volatility flares up on Wall Street
Wednesday’s drop is the latest sign of how investors are growing increasingly nervous about the scale of the rally in shares of companies linked to the AI boom over the past year.
It also comes as Wall Street is preparing for a historic deluge of stock, with SpaceX set to raise as much as $86bn in its initial public offering on Thursday evening.
Financial Times 10 June 2026

Why 2026 Is Beginning to Look Like 1929
On Trumponomics, financial journalist Andrew Ross Sorkin argues the AI boom, crypto and regulatory rollback all echo the Roaring Twenties—and what came after.
Almost a century after the Wall Street crash of 1929, Andrew Ross Sorkin says he believes some of its most dangerous ingredients are reappearing.
Joining Stephanie Flanders on Trumponomics, the financial journalist and author of 1929: Inside the Greatest Crash in Wall Street History argues that today’s market is filled with “eerie parallels” to the late 1920s.
These include a transformative new technology, a flood of retail investors and a growing willingness to loosen the rules.
Sommer Saadi and Stephanie Flanders Bloomberg 10 June 2026
Crash of 1929 - It was FOMO plus debt. It’s almost always FOMO plus debt
Donald Trump must swallow his pride and accept a deal worse than the pre-war status quo.
The Economist 10 June 2026

US Central Command said it had begun "additional self-defense strikes" at 5:15 p.m. New York time on Wednesday, targeting surveillance systems, air defense sites and communications networks.
Trump said in a Fox News interview that he had spoken with top Iranian officials Wednesday and they had asked him to halt the bombing, but he added the US would hit Iran again if its leaders didn’t sign an agreement.
USA har för andra natten i rad riktat attacker mot anläggningar i flera iranska städer.
Iran påstår i sin tur att Hormuzsundet stängts som svar på attackerna – och att mål i Bahrain, Jordanien och Kuwait angripits.
DI/TT 11 juni 2026, 05:52
Andy Burnham’s Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) used a “deeply flawed” analysis to justify £140m in loans to a skyscraper tycoon, a court has heard.
The Mayor’s authority has been accused of failing to carry out basic checks on property developer Daren Whitaker before approving loans
Telegraph 9 June 2026
The area's voters have a choice between electing Andy Burnham, the popular mayor of Manchester, to Parliament or voting for the populist Reform UK party, which seeks to exploit racial division and blame immigration for the north's woes.
The election is seen as a test of Burnham's pitch and a final opportunity for a left-of-center party to see if progressive politics has anything to offer voters, with the outcome potentially having significant consequences for the future of British politics.
ECB väntas höja räntan denna vecka

Headline inflation in the US topped 4%
John Authers Bloomberg June 11, 2026
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