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Nvidia plans AI server price increases above 15% for early 2027 shipments, with memory costs shaping Rubin and Blackwell configurations. The post Nvidia server price increases top 15% for 2027 shipments appeared first on Columbus Inquirer.

The U.S. postponed 50% tariffs on selected Canadian goods for three days, giving negotiators until August 22 to continue bilateral trade talks. The post U.S. holds 50% Canada tariffs until August 22 appeared first on Columbus Inquirer.

The dollar index remains below 99 as long-term Treasury yields retreat, with the euro and yen gaining after the Federal Reserve held rates. The post Dollar hovers near three-month low as US bond yields retreat appeared first on Columbus Inquirer.

Gold rebounds as U.S. Treasury yields retreat and lower September rate hike expectations put Federal Reserve policy back in focus. The post Gold prices gain as Fed rate hike bets ease in US markets appeared first on Columbus Inquirer.

Indiana storms killed seven people as record flooding swamped communities, damaged roads and left thousands without electricity statewide. The post Seven dead as severe storms flood Indiana communities appeared first on Columbus Inquirer.

Bank of America’s $250 billion plan will finance US data centers, power, transport and core infrastructure nationwide through July 4, 2027. The post Bank of America plans $250 billion US infrastructure funding appeared first on Columbus Inquirer.

U.S. marketed natural gas output is set to reach 122.5 Bcf/d in 2026, topping the 2025 record as Permian and Haynesville production grows. The post U.S. natural gas output heads for record 122.5 Bcf/d in 2026 appeared first on Columbus Inquirer.

A U.S. appeals court has kept more than 3,000 social media addiction lawsuits moving against Meta, TikTok, Google and Snap in federal court. The post Meta and tech firms confront expanding youth addiction cases appeared first on Columbus Inquirer.

Tight diesel inventories and refinery disruptions are keeping fuel prices elevated across US and European markets amid reduced product flows. The post Diesel prices stay high on tight US and European supplies appeared first on Columbus Inquirer.

Gold climbed for a third session, moving beyond $4,400 as markets tracked US inflation data following July’s decline in nonfarm payrolls. The post Gold advances for third day with US inflation in focus appeared first on Columbus Inquirer.