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US Futures Slip Ahead of Busy Week

US stock futures dipped on Monday as investors prepared for a week filled with corporate earnings reports and significant economic data that may influence Federal Reserve policy. Dow and S&P 500 futures fell approximately 0.1%, while Nasdaq 100 futures decreased by 0.2%. Major banks like JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America are set to report earnings, alongside other companies such as Delta Air Lines and BlackRock. Additionally, Tuesday's inflation report is anticipated to impact the Fed's rate-cutting plans.

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Amazon makes fresh attempt to claim wearable AI market share with $50 device

Amazon is making a renewed effort to capture the wearable AI market with a $50 device acquired from startup Bee. This gadget, which can be worn on clothing or the wrist, continuously listens and builds task lists through a phone app. Despite past challenges in the wearable tech space, Amazon aims to differentiate Bee by offering an automatic diary feature. Privacy concerns have been addressed, ensuring no audio recordings are stored. The device also integrates with email and calendar apps for added functionality, reflecting a growing interest in AI that can engage in conversation.

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Banks eye Venezuela investment, JPMorgan seen with advantage

U.S. banks, particularly JPMorgan Chase, are eyeing investment opportunities in Venezuela's oil sector following recent political changes. Analysts suggest JPMorgan is well-positioned due to its historical presence and potential plans for a trade bank to finance oil exports. Citigroup may also have an advantage due to its Latin American experience. However, significant challenges remain, including U.S. sanctions that have restricted financial operations in the country. The reopening of the oil sector could create opportunities for foreign banks, contingent on easing sanctions.

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Trump summons 20 oil industry giants to the White House, plans to invest $100 billion to rebuild Venezuela

U.S. President Trump convened nearly 20 senior executives from oil companies at the White House, planning to invest up to $100 billion to rebuild Venezuela's energy sector. Attendees included representatives from Chevron, Exxon Mobil, and other companies, discussing ways to revive oil production that has been damaged due to neglected facilities and reduced investment. Trump revealed that Venezuela will release 50 million barrels of oil for sale to the U.S., with the proceeds benefiting both the American and Venezuelan people

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Due to the situation in Venezuela and supply concerns, Brent crude oil surged by 5%, reaching a two-week high

Despite the United States' plan to sell 50 million barrels of Venezuelan crude oil, geopolitical risks are driving oil prices higher. The market's technical support is evident, with CTAs holding a short position of up to 91% in WTI, and a price increase may trigger short covering. Additionally, the rebalancing of commodity indices will bring in capital inflows, and the increased skew of call options indicates that traders are strengthening their hedges

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