Nvidia stock hits new all-time high: should you buy or take profits?
Nvidia stock (NASDAQ: NVDA) climbed again on Friday, extending a rally that has already pushed the stock to a fresh all-time high. NVDA
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Investing
Dollar strengthens after US-Iran clashes reignite market uncertainty
The dollar traded firmer against major currencies during Friday’s Asian session after renewed hostilities between the United States and Iran unsettled financial markets
Investing
Indian rupee declines as crude rebounds and dollar gains strength
The Indian Rupee failed to extend its three-day winning streak against the US Dollar on Friday as renewed geopolitical concerns and rising oil
Investing
USD/MXN forecast after the final Mexico Central Bank rate cut
The USD/MXN exchange rate has come under pressure in the past few months as top emerging market currencies continued to beat the US
Economy
Plug Power stock just flashed a warning sign: May 11 will be key
Plug Power stock price has recoiled in the past few days, moving from the year-to-date high of $3.45 to the current $3.13. This
Economy
Intesa stock falls 2% after earnings beat: should investors worry?
Intesa Sanpaolo beat first-quarter expectations, with stronger fees and a sharp rise in trading income helping Italy’s biggest bank offset softer lending trends
Economy
Here’s why Tilray Brands stock has crashed after cannabis reclassification
Tilray Brands stock price crashed to its lowest level since August last year despite the recent US policy change that opened the door
Economy
Gold holds near two-week high: can weak jobs data lift prices more?
Gold was little changed on Friday, holding near a two-week high as investors awaited US labour-market data that could offer the clearest signal
Economy
Forget TACO: Wall Street bets on ‘NACHO’ as Hormuz peace hopes vanish
Wall Street traders are embracing a new market catchphrase as investors increasingly lose confidence that tensions in the Strait of Hormuz will ease
Economy
US jobs report beats forecasts in April as unemployment holds steady at 4.3%
The US labour market delivered stronger-than-expected job growth in April, signalling continued resilience despite mounting concerns over trade tensions, artificial intelligence-driven job cuts