Nvidia’s earnings and revenue exceeded expectations, driven by strong data centre performance, despite weaker gaming and networking segments.
The US Dollar recovers slightly, but DXY stays near lows amid Fed rate cut expectations and weak data.
The White House plans 25% tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports next week, impacting the USDCAD exchange rate.
Fear and Greed Index at 22 signals extreme fear; S&P 500, Nasdaq100, and Dow Jones risk further declines.
AUDUSD faces bearish pressure, testing support near 0.6285 after failing to sustain gains above 0.6336 resistance.
The Mexican Peso weakens as USD/MXN trades at 20.51 amid rising US yields and trade tensions.
Deutsche Bank shifts euro stance to neutral, citing fiscal changes, political dynamics, and balanced risks in markets.
US new home sales fell short of forecasts, gold rebounded, and meme tokens declined amid tariff concerns.
Bitcoin drops 22%, forming a double-top pattern; meme coin instability and market downturns add to uncertainty.
Nvidia reports Q4 FY2025 earnings today, with revenue expected at $38.1B, up 73% year-on-year. AI demand strong.
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