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  • Wall Street futures decline up to 2% as US-Iran tensions fuel inflation fears

    European and Asian equity benchmarks headed for their steepest two-day decline since April.

  • Nasdaq resumes selloff as Nvidia falls despite strong results

    All eyes had been on chip giant Nvidia, which reported Wednesday night that quarterly profits more than doubled to $43 billion as it projected more strong growth for the coming period.

  • Wall Street futures decline up to 1% ahead of Big Tech earnings; silver, bitcoin sell-off weigh

    Investors also await Friday’s US monthly jobs report for cues on labour market conditions and the future course of Federal Reserve policy.

  • Wall Street futures decline ahead of Trump's announcement of new Fed chief; Nasdaq, Dow Jones down up to 1%

    Fed frontrunner Kevin Warsh is viewed as one of the more hawkish candidates, raising concerns that interest rates could remain higher for longer.

  • Wall Street futures rise up to 1% ahead of Big Tech earnings, S&P crosses 7,000 for first time

    Meta Platforms, Microsoft and Tesla are scheduled to report earnings after market close.

  • Wall Street futures decline up to 2% amid Trump's tariff threats over Greenland

    Investors are also awaiting a likely US Supreme Court decision on Trump-era tariffs.

  • Wall Street futures rise on tech stocks rally, Nasdaq gains up to 1%

    The outlook from TSMC lifted shares of U.S. semiconductor equipment makers in premarket trade.

  • Walmart jumps to Nasdaq in biggest exchange transfer on record

    Nasdaq said last year that some 40 members of the S&P 500 have migrated, with 24 of those companies now in the Nasdaq-100 index.

  • PPFAS receives approval for two GIFT Funds: IFSC S&P 500 FoF and Nasdaq 100 FoF

    Both funds will follow a passive investment strategy, investing in UCITS-compliant S&P 500 and Nasdaq index funds.

  • Nasdaq suffers sharpest slide in eight months in November as AI stocks retreat

    The Nasdaq has fallen 4.3 percent so far this month, compared with a nearly 2 percent drop in the S&P 500, marking its steepest retreat since March.

  • Wall Street futures decline up to 1.3% as Fed's rate cut outlook remains clouded

    US Fed reduced interest rates last week, but Chair Jerome Powell signalled that the move could be the last cut for this year.

  • Want to mimic what stocks the US buys? There may be an ETF soon

    By following federal capital, the ETF turns a political worldview into an investable thesis.

  • Wall Street futures fall up to 1.2% on US lender jitters, Bitcoin down 3%

    In Europe, the benchmark STOXX 600 slipped 1.5 percent. France’s CAC 40 fell 1 percent and Germany’s DAX declined 2.1 percent.

  • Wall Street futures slide up to 1.2% as China hits back at the US; Bitcoin down 3%

    Bitcoin slipped 3 percent in global trading as risk appetite waned amid heightened geopolitical and trade concerns.

  • Wall Street futures rally up to 1.7% on Donald Trump's 'don't worry about China' comment

    Futures linked to the Nasdaq 100 gained 1.7 percent, while S&P 500 futures rose 1.2 percent, indicating a rebound from last week’s sharp sell-off.

  • Samir Arora's Global AI Playbook: NASDAQ 100, Cybersecurity, and China Tech ETFs

    Samir Arora of Helios Capital recommends Indian investors start with NASDAQ 100 for diversified tech exposure, add cybersecurity for thematic focus, and consider China tech ETFs like KWEB as a value play

  • Wall Street futures rise as Fed signals two more rate cuts this year; Dow, Nasdaq up over 1%

    Wall street futures pointed to a firm opening on Wall Street as traders assessed the Fed’s projection of additional rate cuts this year.

  • Wall Street Futures rise ahead of Powell's Jackson Hole speech

    The annual conference began on Thursday, with traders closely tracking Powell’s remarks for indications of a possible rate cut in September.

  • Asia stocks rise as Nasdaq bounces from lows

    South Korea’s Kospi index rose over 1%, led by a gain in Samsung Electronics Co. shares. LG Display Co. climbed in Seoul while Advantest Corp. jumped 4% in Tokyo

  • Nasdaq & S&P 500 Fall as Fed’s Jackson Hole Meeting Looms | Tech Stocks Slide

    The Nasdaq and S&P 500 fell on Tuesday, August 19, as investors turned cautious ahead of Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s speech at the Jackson Hole Symposium. Tech giants like Nvidia, Microsoft, and Meta led the losses after months of gains. With the Federal Reserve's economic outlook and interest rate direction in focus, markets are watching closely. Get the full update here. Hashtags:

  • Wall Street ends on muted note ahead of Jackson Hole summit, retailers' earnings | 4K

    Wall Street's main indexes closed on a subdued note on Monday (August 18), after struggling for direction while investors awaited a raft of corporate earnings reports from major retailers for more signs about the state of the economy and the Federal Reserve's annual symposium in Jackson Hole. Walmart, Home Depot and Target, among others, are set to report results this week and are likely to indicate how trade uncertainty and inflation expectations have affected U.S. consumers. Markets also hope that the Fed's Jackson Hole, Wyoming, conference between August 21 and 23, where Fed Chair Jerome Powell is expected to speak, could offer more clarity on the economic outlook and the central bank's policy framework.

  • US markets rally as Apple boosts US investment; Nasdaq leads gains

    Technology stocks led the advance, with the Nasdaq 100 rising 1.07% to 23,263.67. Gains were also seen in transportation stocks, which added 0.5%, while utilities ended the session flat. The broader NYSE index rose 0.31% to 20,521.08, though the Russell 2000, which tracks small-cap stocks, slipped 0.2%.

  • US futures rise as focus shifts to Big Tech earnings, Fed meeting; Nasdaq, S&P 500 rise up to 0.4%

    US futures traded higher as the focus remained on the two-day FOMC meet beginning today, where Fed is widely expected to hold interest rates steady.

  • US stocks head toward record as geopolitics fail to derail rally

    Equities have been remarkably resilient over the past two months as the S&P 500 bounced sharply from April lows, putting it 2% away from its record high.

  • How US investors are losing millions to fraudulent Chinese stocks on Nasdaq

    Pump-and-dump schemes exploiting obscure Chinese companies are scamming everyday Americans, while regulators struggle to keep up.

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