Market Analysis

Wall Street rises as the Supreme Court questions Trump’s tariffs and AI stocks rebound, with AMD leading gains and the Dow up over 200 points.

Gold climbs on safe-haven demand despite strong US data, while oil slides to a two-week low as oversupply fears weigh on market sentiment.

Nasdaq sinks over 2% as AI valuation fears resurface; Nvidia and Palantir tumble after Burry’s short bets, while Wall Street warns of a market correction.

Gold drops nearly 2% as the dollar strengthens amid the record US shutdown; traders cut Fed cut bets, while oil slips on demand concerns.

Amazon’s $38B deal with OpenAI lifts Nasdaq, while Fed caution and ongoing U.S. shutdown keep markets mixed; gold retreats, oil steadies.

Gold steadies near $4,000 ahead of US data; oil holds around $61 as OPEC+ balances short-term output hikes with a 2026 production freeze.

US Stocks hit record highs as the Fed cut rates by 25bps and ended QT; Powell said another December rate cut isn’t certain, while Nvidia topped $5T.

Gold pared gains as Powell downplayed December rate cut hopes after the Fed’s 25bp move; oil rose on strong US inventory data and trade optimism.

US stocks hit fresh records as the S&P 500 topped 6,900; traders await Fed rate cuts and US–China trade progress to drive next moves.

Gold slumped below $3,900 to a three-week low as trade progress eroded safe-haven demand; investors await the Fed’s rate decision while oil prices stay in range