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Stocks drifted lower overnight as continued tensions between the US and China and the ongoing US Govt shutdown weighed on investor sentiment, despite positive bank earnings
Stocks bounced hard overnight as Trump walked back, then forward, then back again on his tariff threats to China as the scramble for critical minerals continues
U.S. stocks experienced their steepest decline since April, after President Donald Trump threatened a “massive increase” in tariffs on Chinese imports in response to Beijing’s restrictions on rare earth exports
Silver finally set a new record high above $50 overnight after a long 45 year wait, joining gold in the stratosphere, until profit takes and Trump announcing “Peace in the Middle East” and nominating himself for the Nobel Peace prize
Stocks rebounded to fresh record highs, driven by a rebound in tech as Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang talk up AI-led chip demand and the Federal Reserve’s latest meeting pointing to further rate cuts ahead.
Stocks fell overnight as questions around the profitability of AI margins were raised as internal Oracle memos suggested the companies margins were softer than stated on renting Nvidia chips .
Stocks headed higher as AMD surged following a deal with AI-darling OpenAI, lifting broader tech and overshadowing an ongoing government shutdown.
Stocks continued to ignore the possibility of a lengthy Government shutdown triggering an economic slowdown, instead choosing to focus on the knock-on effect of the rate cuts that may come from it.
Investors strapped on the “Rose coloured glasses” overnight as stocks rose on bets the US government shutdown will trigger rate cuts.
Stocks shrugged off an almost certain Govt shutdown, high valuations, overly ambitious rate cut expectations and more tariffs to finish higher in what can only be described as a bulletproof market
Stocks ground higher overnight as Nvidia continued its recovery following a recent rout and investors awaited the release of a key jobs report later in the week and eyed the implications of a looming federal government shutdown.
Stocks snapped a three-day losing streak as Treasury yields dropped after an in-line inflation offset concerns about a flurry of new trade tariffs from President Donald Trump. Silver and platinum continued their run, with platinum hitting its highest price since 2013 and Silver just 8% from records set in 2011