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US initial jobless claims fell slightly to 227,000, signaling a resilient but cooling labor market amid weather disruptions and lingering hiring uncertainty.

US equities reversed earlier gains mid-morning on Thursday as a slump in the technology sector offset gains elsewhere, even as investors and strategists saw signs the US labour market is stabilising.

Fund mangers are starting to rethink a playbook that pushed equities to record highs as Australia emerges as a possible bellwether for the rest of the world.

Reform UK is on the verge of snatching a safe seat from Prime Minister Keir Starmer, threatening to end his leadership after a fortnight from hell.

The UK economy grew by 1.3% overall last year, up from 1.1% in 2024, figures from the Office for National Statistics show.