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Live: Renewed Gulf hostilities put markets on edge, ASX poised for marginal gain

Wall Street was weighed down by another bout of selling in the tech sector. The ASX is priced to edged higher despite renewed hostilities in the Gulf

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Live: Renewed Gulf hostilities put markets on edge, ASX poised for marginal gain

Firmus signs Nvidia deal for 170k GPUs (2027-2028), targeting $30B revenue: lowers GPU costs for emerging AI startups. Tech markets tumble (-5% chip index) on capex ROI concerns — signals market correction on AI infrastructure valuations.

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ASX live updates shares to rise as EOFY approaches despite US strikes in Middle East

ASX opens 0.2% higher on new financial year and tax-loss reset, but Nasdaq slid 4.5% on scrutiny of AI capex returns. Implication for tech leaders: market is demanding tighter ROI justification on foundation model infrastructure—blind CapEx scaling narratives ending.

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Live: Renewed Gulf hostilities put markets on edge, ASX poised for marginal gain

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Live: Renewed Gulf hostilities put markets on edge, ASX poised for marginal gain

ASX live updates shares to rise as EOFY approaches despite US strikes in Middle East

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