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Asian markets rose Friday, supported by Wall Street and eurozone records

Wall Street Today: Nvidia Surpasses $2 Trillion Valuation; Intuitive Machines Launches To Success

The achievement signifies Nvidia's incomparable dominance in the tech sector, prompted by its cutting-edge AI technologies and relentless innovation.

Nvidia Hits $2T Valuation; How High Can Its Shares Go?

Investors celebrated on Thursday as bumper profits reported by US chip giant Nvidia helped boost Tokyo's benchmark index past a record high

Nvidia reached the rarefied air of a $2 trillion evaluation on Friday, and its stock keeps on rising by leaps and bounds

AI Could Solve The Inflation And Growth Problems Of The World Economy — A Bullish Trend For Bonds And Stocks

US regulators have begun investigating tech giants' investments in generative artificial intelligence startups including OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT

"The notion of a virtuous cycle—wherein improvements in one domain precipitate enhancements across others—is particularly salient," said Patrick Fan, professor of business analytics at the University of Iowa's Tippie College of Business and an AI expert.

Philip Jefferson said the US Federal Reserve is likely to start cutting rates at some point in 2024

US Fed Official Warns Of Inflationary Risk Of Over-consumption

A senior Federal Reserve official confirmed Thursday that the US central bank still intends to start cutting interest rates "at some point this year," but warned against the potentially inflationary effect of over-consumption.

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HSBC has enjoyed bumper profits thanks to the high interest rate environment

Navigating China's Real Estate Crisis: HSBC Reports Significant Quarterly Profit Drop

HSBC's quarterly profit took a significant hit due to impairment charges on its investments in China's Bank of Communications.

E-Commerce Giant Amazon Joins Dow Jones; Walgreens Bowing Out

Amazon's inclusion in the Dow Jones Industrial Average replaces Walgreens, signaling a shift towards tech dominance in the market.

The United State's key S&P 500 index is down almost 20 percent over the past year

How Well S&P 500 Corporations Manage Other People's Money: The Top 10

Wall Street uses the Total Shareholder Returns (TSR) to determine which S&P 500 corporations manage their clients' money, and we have the top 10 lists.

China Stocks Jump After Rate Cut As Markets Await US Tech Earnings

China's central bank rate-cut on Tuesday is among measures intended to rally dwindling growth as the world's second-largest economy battles a prolonged property-sector crisis and a global slowdown.

The president's reforms have hit Nigerians hard

'This Hunger Is Too Much': Nigerians Protest Economic Hardship

Hundreds of Nigerians demonstrated against the soaring cost of living in the south of the country on Monday after huge protests in the north earlier this month.

10 Most Expensive Stocks: Top Tier Investments In The Trading Landscape

While these stocks often belong to established companies with strong fundamentals and growth potential, their high prices can serve as a barrier to entry for some investors.

A finance ministry source said France may not meet its 2023 deficit target

France 'Probably' Missed 2023 Deficit Target

France likely overshot its budget deficit target in 2023, a finance ministry official said on Monday.

Stocks And Bonds Come Off A Volatile Week On Fears Of Stagflation - What Is Next?

The S&P 500 ended the week at 5,005.57, down 0.30% for the week; the Dow Jones at 38,627.99, down 0.50%; the tech-heavy Nasdaq at 15,775.65, down 1.10% and the small-cap Russell 2000 at 2032.74, down 0.60%.

Monthly PPI jumped unexpectedly in January

US Wholesale Prices Rose More Than Expected In January

US wholesale prices rose more than expected in January, according to government data published Friday, as services costs were lifted by a jump in the index for hospital outpatient care.

The dollar is weakening against its peers on expectations the Federal Reserve has come to the end of its rate-hiking cycle, while talk is growing of a cut early in the new year

Can the US Economy Weather Global Recession Risks?

Amid recession fears in Japan and the UK, the US economy stands resilient, buoyed by strong consumer spending and pandemic relief measures.

Fed Governor Says DeFi Trading Will Strengthen US Dollar's Global Dominance

Fed Governor Christopher Waller has given a different take the DeFi marketplace amid ongoing fears that it could erode the U.S. dollar's dominance.

A trader looks at a screen that charts the S&P 500 on the floor in New York

S&P 500 Hovers Around 5,000, Supported By Improving Earnings — Is The Market Getting Overvalued?

According to FactSet, the performance of the S&P 500 relative to earnings estimates continues to improve as more companies release their financial statements.

StocksToTrade: Zak Westphal's Innovation In Fintech Through AI And Strategic Trading Tools

StocksToTrade has been recognized for providing some of the most cutting edge tools for traders and also bringing an element of education and strategy that many other tools lack.

US inflation rose 3.4 percent in December, the Labor of Department said, but underlying pressures appear to be ebbing slightly

US Retail Sales Decline In January, Signaling Economic Headwinds

US retail sales plummeted by 0.8% in January, signaling economic challenges amid inflation and rising interest rates.

Recession risks have grown in the UK as Prime Minister Rishi Sunak trails in the polls ahead of a general election next year

UK Economy Entered Technical Recession In Q4 Of 2023

All three major economic sectors contracted in the fourth quarter: Services (-0.2%), production (-1%), and construction (-1.3%). This resulted in an overall GDP growth of only 0.1% for the entire 2023.

Yields on bonds issued by the US Treasury have hit multiyear peaks in recent days, unnerving investors

US Treasury: Dollar Alternatives Not Seen As Primary Illicit Finance Threat

US Treasury Department suggests that while dollar alternatives are emerging, they do not currently pose a major threat in illicit finance activities.

10 Most Dangerous Jobs In The World: Explore Riskiest Occupations

Discover the world's most dangerous professions, showcasing the bravery of individuals who face perilous conditions daily to keep society running.

Chart on British Consumer Prices Index (CPI) which remains unchanged in January 2024 at 4.0 percent

UK Inflation Holds At 4.0 Percent In January: Data

Higher gas and electricity bills were the main upward contributor to the rate, but this was offset by falling prices for furniture, food and non-alcoholic beverages.

Dow Falls 500 Points As Inflation Data Sparks Concerns; Tech Shares Lead Losses

Stocks plummeted by more than 500 points as inflation data surpassed expectations, spurring concerns over Federal Reserve rate cuts.

A security camera hangs near a corner of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) building in Washington

IRS Reports 29% Decrease In Average Tax Refunds For 2024

IRS notes a 29% drop in average tax refunds for 2024, citing factors like refund delays and inflation adjustments.

The oil price cap aims to restrict Russia's revenue, while making sure Moscow keeps supplying the global market

Middle East Tensions Fail To Spur Significant Movement In Oil Prices

Israel's rejection of Hamas' ceasefire proposal and its commitment to continue attacks in Rafah influenced last week's rise in oil prices.

Small Stocks Lead Gains, Defying Rising Interest Rates, As New Narratives Re-enforce The Bullish Sentiment On Wall Street

The small-cap heavy Russell 2000 ended the week at 2009.99, up 3.8%, beating both the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones, which gained 1.7% and 2.5%, respectively.

US bank JPMorgan Chase reported to pay $290 million to victims of Jeffrey Epstein

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