NVDA ticker shows 3% drop in after hours over new uncertainty over AI trajectory. Despite beating earnings projections, data center unit, larger than any other single chipmaker, posted $41.1 billion in revenue, slightly under expectations of $41.3 billion. But Huang notes that if more advanced products could be sold in China, Nvidia could tap into a $50 billion market growing 50% annually.
If the sell-off extends, some institutional buying interest has been spotted between $140 and $150. As reported by The Tradable, that area could represent either a major buying opportunity or a short-lived recovery depending on how traders respond.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s plan to restructure the Goods and Services Tax before Diwali has fueled a rally in the NIFTY Auto index.
Trump rants on social media, calling central banker "Too Late" Powell and urging him to slash interest rates now, hinting failure to do so will result in court battle over supposed improprieties.
Ethereum reaches highest level since 2021 following executive directive on retirement investments.
Data analytics giant posts 101% US commercial growth while CEO delivers defiant message to critics following unprecedented quarterly performance.
AI-powered insurer posts 29% premium growth as car and European operations gain momentum.
Bitcoin prices edged higher to around $114,500, continuing the cryptocurrency's recent trading patterns amid broader market uncertainty.
Company produces 8-millionth vehicle at Berlin factory while starting affordable model production for second-half 2025 launch.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent outlined an ambitious economic strategy Tuesday, projecting tariff revenues could reach $300 billion annually while targeting 3% GDP growth by early 2026, as the administration prepares for crucial trade negotiations with China and discussions on Russian oil sanctions with European allies.
