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Nvidia (NVDA) gained 4.79% to $693.32, marking a third consecutive record close. Goldman Sachs raised its price target on the stock to $800. Tesla (TSLA) fell 3.65% to $181.06, the lowest close since May 2023. ON Semiconductor (ON) jumped 9.54% as fourth-quarter results exceeded market expectations.
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Gold prices may continue inching upward but technical cues pointing to ebbing momentum are warning of a possible pullback before the broader rise resumes.
Crude oil prices may continue to fall alongside stocks if soggy US retail sales and other data continues to feed fears about a looming slump in economic growth.
Crude oil prices may succumb to selling pressure once again after a brief respite as trade war worries push markets to reduce exposure ahead of the weekend.
After plummeting at the open, the S&P 500 mounted a relief effort during Wednesday trading to eventually close in the green. While the rebound was encouraging, can it surmount nearby resistance?
Crude oil prices seem poised to revisit two-month lows near the $50/bbl figure as US-China trade war escalation sours global economic growth expectations.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average sank over 750 points on Monday as the US-China trade war entered a new phase over the weekend which shook investor confidence to the core.
Gold prices fell with stocks and crude oil prices as the ECB dithered on imminent stimulus expansion. More of the same may come after soft US GDP data.
After an abysmal earnings miss from Boeing (BA), Facebook (FB) and Tesla (TSLA) will look to prop up sentiment -particularly for the Nasdaq 100 and the tech sector.
Crude oil prices may turn higher while gold pulls back from recent highs as commodity markets digest recent volatility into the end of the trading week.
Despite a late-day rebound, the Dow Jones closed slightly lower to post a third consecutive decline. With FOMC minutes fast approaching, the Index finds itself at a key crossroad.
Explosive gold price gains may be fleeting as market turmoil continues even as traders run out of room to price in a more dovish Fed, allowing the US Dollar to rebound.
Gold prices fell as the US Dollar regained support from haven-seeking capital flows after a brief lapse. More of the same may see the metal break nine-month trend support.
Gold prices may fall as minutes from Mays FOMC monetary policy meeting cool interest rate cut speculation and offer a boost to the US Dollar.
The Japanese Yen rose ahead of the Golden Week holiday in Japan. Souring risk appetite amid deepening global growth concerns may see further headway made.