Nvidia Corp

NVDA has “beat” analyst estimates for earnings in seven of the last eight quarters by an overall average of 15%, rising an average of more than 9% in response to those results - what should we expect this time?

The yen suck in safe-haven flows on reports that the US government is considering limiting exports of AI chips. And given we have risk events and a US election looming, investors are likely questioning how exposed to risk they really want to be.

U.S. stocks are pointing to a stronger start as investors consider an upward revision to GDP, jobless claims data, and Nvidia's results. Nvidia posted earnings and revenue that beat forecasts, but guidance and margins may have disappointed slightly, showing just how high the bar was set. GDP data helped to ease recession worries, sending stocks higher.

Nvidia falls despite earnings beat. GBP/USD holds steady ahead of the US data drop.

Earnings from Nvidia and Salesforce are scheduled for the coming week.

Nvidia’s earnings report on Thursday has the potential to drive sentiment for the Nasdaq 100, particularly if it misses estimates for the first quarter in seven. Traders will then focus on the PCE inflation report on Friday to assess Fed policy – assuming Jerome Powell hasn’t made it crystal clear what to expect at his Jackson Hole speech later today. Which seems unlikely.

U.S. stocks are set for a stronger open as traders return from the Juneteenth public holiday, digest softer-than-expected US jobless claims, and Nvidia extends its impressive rally. Jobless claims were virtually unchanged from last week's 9-month high, which combined with weaker retail sales earlier in the week, point to a softening in the economy, which could see the Fed cut rates sooner.

US technology stocks extended their gains shortly after the open on Wall Street, helping the Nasdaq 100 to add to Wednesday's surge to new record highs, before pulling back slightly on profit-taking ahead of Friday’s key US jobs report.

NVIDIA is grabbing all the headlines after a blowout set of earnings lifts global tech stocks that are increasingly underpinned by their AI prospects.

Nvidia share rallied 10% during after-hours trade thanks to another strong earnings report, and helped Nasdaq 100 future gap 1.3% higher at the open.

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