<div id="readability-page-1"><div> Asian Chip Stocks Tumble on Renewed AI Bubble Fears Concerns about an AI-bubble resurfaced after a brief rally driven by Nvidia's robust earnings report. Both Samsung and SK Hynix supply high-bandwidth-memory products to Nvidia. ---- U.S. Banks Shelve $20 Billion Bailout Plan for Argentina Bankers are instead discussing a smaller, short-term facility to help Argentina make a roughly $4 billion debt payment in January. ---- Nvidia's Best Wasn't Enough to Prop Up a Wobbly Stock Market The tech juggernaut's results sparked a furious rally, and then the largest blown gain since April's tariff-fueled turmoil. ---- The Middle Class Is Buckling Under Almost Five Years of Persistent Inflation Workers are growing tired of an economy in which everything seems to get more expensive. ---- Japan Inflation, Exports Could Firm Rate-Hike Hopes Steady price growth and resilient demand for Japanese goods could be encouraging signs for the Bank of Japan. ---- U.K. Government Borrowing Runs Ahead of Plan as Budget Looms Total borrowing for the first seven months of the fiscal year now stands at £116.8 billion, £9.9 billion above projections in March. ---- U.K. Consumer Confidence Falls Ahead of Budget U.K. consumer sentiment slipped in November, with households tightening the purse strings ahead of the budget and a crucial holiday season for retailers. ---- Singapore Raises 2025 Growth Forecast The city-state now expects economic growth to come in at around 4.0% this year, up sharply from the 1.5% to 2.5% predicted previously. ---- Bank of Mexico Minutes Show Signs of Caution Ahead The central bank lowered its benchmark interest-rate target by to 7.25% from 7.5% on Nov. 6. ---- Third-Quarter GDP, October Spending Data to Be Delayed Two economic-data releases originally scheduled for next week will be delayed as the government's statistics agencies continue to recover from the recent prolonged shutdown. ---- Home Sales in October Rose to Highest Level Since February Falling mortgage rates spurred more activity in the beleaguered housing market, with sales moving higher for the second consecutive month. ---- Central U.S. Manufacturing Activity Accelerates The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City said its Tenth District Manufacturing Survey's composite index climbed to 8 this month from 6 in October, marking a fifth straight month of expansion. ---- Canada Producer Prices Continued to Climb in October Industrial product prices increased for a fifth straight month and marked a 13th straight year-over-year rise, data from Statistics Canada showed. ---- Delayed Data Show Strong Hiring, but Offer Little Clarity for Fed Job growth accelerated in the month heading into the government shutdown. <pre></pre> (END) Dow Jones Newswires November 21, 2025 03:15 ET (08:15 GMT)Copyright (c) 2025 Dow Jones &amp; Company, Inc.</div></div>

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