Market Analysis

US stocks fall as Dow drops over 550 points; Nvidia and tech stocks slide ahead of earnings while rate-cut expectations fade and AI valuation fears persist.

Gold softens near 4000 as December Fed cut odds fade; oil eases after Russia port restart while markets await delayed US economic data.

US stocks fall sharply as tech drags and December rate-cut hopes drop, sending the Dow nearly 800 points lower amid growing concern over the Fed’s next move.

Gold slips after a three-week high as rate-cut hopes cool, but safe-haven demand holds after the U.S. adds silver to its critical minerals list.

Dow hits record high again as AI stocks retreat; AMD jumps 9% while investors brace for Nvidia earnings after SoftBank’s full exit.

Gold breaks above $4,200 as rate-cut bets grow, while oil sinks over 4% after OPEC projects global supply and demand will balance by 2026.

Dow surges 560 points as traders bet on a US shutdown deal, while AI stocks like Nvidia and CoreWeave slide on valuation and growth concerns.

Gold hit a 3-week high near $4,150 as US data resumes and rate-cut bets grow, while oil rose on Russian sanctions and optimism over the U.S. shutdown’s end.

US stocks rallied as tech shares surged and hopes rose for an end to the record US government shutdown, with Nasdaq jumping over 500 points.

Gold surges toward $4,200 amid renewed Fed cut hopes, while oil steadies near $60 as supply-demand tensions shape market direction.