Nvidia shares moved lower Wednesday evening despite another beat-and-raise quarter. Simply put, the leading maker of AI chips again fell victim to the curse of high expectations. That’s not a concern to us, though, because Nvidia’s underlying fundamentals and long-term outlook appear to be as healthy as ever. Revenue surged 94% year over year to
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Sterling posted modest gains today after the UK reported stronger-than-expected rebound in headline inflation for October. More importantly, both core CPI and services price growth also increased, indicating that underlying inflation is gaining momentum. This resurgence in inflation diminishes the likelihood of BoE implementing another rate cut in December. Market expectations have adjusted accordingly, with
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How much further can the bounce in Gold prices run? Any way you slice it, this is not the same set-up for flows as a few short months ago, TDS’ Senior Commodity Strategist Daniel Ghali notes. Gold price may continue its downward movement “Pent-up selling activity unleashed by the US elections, resulting in a massive shift from
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The forex markets remain subdued in Asian session, with all major pairs and crosses confined within yesterday’s tight ranges, and many still constrained within last week’s bounds. Among the majors, Australian Dollar is showing slight strength supported by hawkish RBA minutes, followed by Swiss Franc and Canadian Dollar. Meanwhile, Japanese Yen lags as the weakest
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The Australian Dollar appreciated as the RBA Meeting Minutes emphasized the importance of maintaining a restrictive monetary policy. The PBoC’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) decided to maintain the current interest rate at 3.1% for November. The US Dollar steadies as investors anticipate pro-inflationary policies from the incoming Trump administration. The Australian Dollar (AUD) attempts to
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