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While we're flooded with good news, the crypto market prices are still down only, what's going on? At least the Solana ETF had a good start!
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Big Tech beat expectations, but promises of higher AI spending rattled investors after Powell hinted another 25bp cut this year is uncertain. Nasdaq slipped, yet Amazon’s AWS growth stole the spotlight, relieving worries and hinting the week could end on a more positive note. Energy markets will also be in focus today as Exxon Mobil and Chevron are expected to report modest year-on-year declines amid softer crude and gas prices. WTI hovers near $60 a barrel, the US dollar continues to recover, and precious metals face short-term pullbacks while long-term demand remains supported by soaring global debt and central bank...

Three central bank decisions, a Trump–Xi handshake, and a flood of Big Tech earnings — all in less than 24 hours! The Fed cut rates but Powell poured cold water on December cut hopes, sending yields surging and the dollar rising. Nvidia hit an eye-watering $5 trillion valuation, Microsoft and Meta stumbled on AI spending warning. Meanwhile, SK Hynix and Google kept the chip and cloud dreams alive. Can Apple and Amazon keep the momentum today? Or will markets lose their nerve after the hawkish Fed shock?

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Ipek Ozkardeskaya has begun her financial career in...

Who needs data when Jensen Huang is out dropping billion-dollar deals? From Nokia to Palantir, Uber and even the U.S. Department of Energy, Nvidia’s latest partnerships are lighting up markets and sending Nokia shares to their highest level in 15 years. With $500 billion in chip orders reportedly booked and new collaborations with Samsung and Hyundai on the way, Huang insists there’s no bubble here. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit fresh records, Microsoft gained 2% on OpenAI news — and Big Tech earnings are next.
Meanwhile, uranium’s rally mirrors AI’s hunger for power, and traders are bracing for the...

Global markets are on fire! Major indices hit fresh all-time highs as optimism over new US trade deals sends risk appetite soaring. Trump’s talks with Japan’s new Prime Minister Takaichi sparked a breakthrough on critical minerals, while hopes of a US-China deal keep fueling the rally. The Federal Reserve (Fed) and the Bank of Canada (BoC) are expected to cut rates this week — and if the Fed sweetens the move by ending QT, equity bulls may have even more room to run. Sector-wise, tech and AI stocks continue to dominate: Qualcomm jumps double digits after unveiling new AI chips,...

Global markets kick off the week in high spirits as softer-than-expected US inflation revives Fed cut hopes and optimism builds around a possible US–China trade breakthrough. The S&P 500 hit a new record, earnings are coming in strong, and all eyes now turn to Big Tech. Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta, Apple and Amazon are set to report — and their results could decide whether the rally keeps running. Meanwhile, Intel’s rebound story raises questions about politics versus profitability (https://www.cnbc.com/video/2025/10/24/ozkardeskaya-the-real-potential-lies-in-ai-not-just-improving-their-cpu-business.html), European and Japanese stocks break new records. Welcome to a busy week full of earnings, central bank decisions and trade talks!

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Markets are bracing for fresh US inflation numbers after weeks of shutdown-induced data drought. But that’s not all — Trump and Xi are set to meet next Thursday, a potential turning point after months of tariff volleys, chip war and political posturing. Will this meeting calm tensions or spark another round of market chaos? Meanwhile, investors pin their hopes on robust tech earnings and another Federal Reserve (Fed) rate cut, despite inflation stubbornly hovering around 3%. From SMIC’s surge to Nvidia’s warning and Beijing’s drive for tech independence, the stage is set for twists and turns across markets. Stocks are...

Bitcoin is so close to ATH yet there is a crisis looming...where does crypto take us?

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00:33 ETFs
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04:33 Solana
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Trade tensions, earnings and another subprime auto lender collapse. From Tesla’s costly Trump-era duties to Netflix’s disappointment and new US sanctions on Russian oil giants, markets are wrestling with mixed signals. AI optimism still drives risk appetite, but under the surface, cracks are widening: weak jobs data, looming government shutdown and fading consumer credit strength. Will the Fed optimism and AI hype fight back the rest?

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Ipek Ozkardeskaya has begun her financial career in 2010 in the structured products desk of the Swiss Banque Cantonale Vaudoise. She worked at HSBC Private Bank in Geneva in...

Gold and silver bulls took their profits and ran, triggering the sharpest pullback across precious metals in months. Gold dropped over 5% and silver nearly 7% before dip buyers returned, but questions remain: is this just a breather—or the start of something bigger? The selloff was fueled by easing US–China trade tensions, a rebound in the US dollar and overbought speculative positioning, but the broader story remains... the same!
Meanwhile, oil prices are staging a modest recovery, US yields slipped below 4% and investors are bracing for the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) much-anticipated rate cut next week by closing short positions....