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Nvidia delivered $96.2B in quarterly revenue, with Data Center revenue up 117% YoY. The AI spending story is still looking strong.

Inflation remains above the Fed’s 2% target, keeping rate expectations in focus. Now, all eyes turn to Jackson Hole and the Fed’s next signals.

Gold remains above $4,600 as investors continue to seek protection from macro, fiscal and geopolitical risks.

Bitcoin and Ether are moving higher, but the next move may depend as much on rates and liquidity as on crypto-specific catalysts.

The AI giant reports today. The real question isn’t just whether it beats estimates, but whether AI spending can keep supporting the broader tech rally.

U.S. inflation data and Jackson Hole are coming into focus. One signal could quickly change rate expectations.

Easing tensions around the Strait of Hormuz have taken some pressure off oil and inflation fears, at least for now.

Gold remains elevated, showing that demand for defensive assets hasn’t disappeared.

Bitcoin is caught between two forces: macro uncertainty and continued appetite for alternative assets.

Nvidia is heading into earnings after seven straight sessions of declines, while investors are starting to question how much longer the AI trade can carry the market.

Gold remains near record territory as investors seek protection from currency, debt and geopolitical risks.

Bitcoin pushed above $80K even as tech stocks came under pressure, adding another layer to the risk-on vs. risk-off debate.

Geopolitical tensions keep energy markets on edge, with oil still capable of reshaping inflation expectations.

PCE inflation, Nvidia earnings and Powell’s Jackson Hole speech could give markets the next big signal.