Nvidia closes in on $6 trillion as bond markets flash caution: Deutsche Bank
Nvidia nears $6 trillion while bond yields surge, creating a divergence Deutsche Bank says is unsustainable.
Nvidia nears $6 trillion while bond yields surge, creating a divergence Deutsche Bank says is unsustainable.
President Trump signed an order removing the restriction on tax-exempt red-dyed diesel, allowing all buyers to purchase it as diesel prices stay elevated.
Bitcoin trades near $86,000, about 32% below its all-time high of $126,000, as its price moves in line with US rates and macro data.
President Trump claims the Strait of Hormuz is no longer a factor in gas prices, pointing to refineries, but tanker attacks persist and prices have risen.
Aramco's CEO warned rebuilding global oil inventories after Hormuz reopens could take up to two years, citing critically low stock levels.
New Zealand business confidence rose sharply to a net 40% in the September quarter, though firms' own trading remained flat. Oil prices from US-Iran tensions…
Crude oil rallied on Middle East supply concerns; technical levels at $90.77 and $91.85 are key.
Oil fell after G7 agreed to release 100 million barrels from emergency reserves and as Middle East crude exports rose. Bitcoin and gold gained.
Crude oil consolidates as US-Iran talks proceed and Hormuz attacks persist. Technicals show channel trading with support near 88.00 and resistance at 110.00.
Delta's Q3 earnings report will test if consumers can sustain spending amid rising fuel costs.
Bitcoin ended Friday lower despite a soft NFP report, then recovered over the weekend. Focus remains on US-Iran talks.
Dollar strengthened, crude slipped, and Japan's Nikkei hit a three-month high; Fed minutes are due on Wednesday.
Japanese officials intensified calls for yen strength and policy tightening, but USD/JPY remained near 158, supported by US yields and safe-haven demand.
Saudi Aramco cuts Arab Light crude price for Asia by $3, widest discount since June 2020. Heavier grades cut $5. Europe prices rise.
The Fed's September minutes, out Wednesday, will show the committee's conviction on another 2026 hike after softer data.