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Google parent Alphabet was in the spotlight after its developer conference on Tuesday, where it promised a raft of new artificial-intelligence features across its services.
Google parent Alphabet was in the spotlight after its developer conference on Tuesday, where it promised a raft of new artificial-intelligence features across its services.
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Nvidia was falling on Monday after its stock split, although two Wall Street analysts believe the chip maker’s valuation will keep climbing. Nvidia’s 10-for-1 stock split took effect after Friday’s closing bell. The company’s unveiling of new artificial-intelligence chips for the next two years, as well as commitments from major customers such as Elon Musk’s Tesla to purchases of Nvidia’s current generation of hardware have helped keep the rally going.
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Most market watchers believe Fed policymakers will dial their rate expectations back this week. The question is by how much.
Amidst a landscape of fluctuating global markets, the Singapore Exchange (SGX) continues to offer a realm of opportunities for investors seeking stability and income. In this context, dividend stocks stand out as appealing options due to their potential to provide regular income streams and relative resilience during market uncertainties.
Nvidia's stock split signals its bull run is far from over, experts tell Yahoo Finance.
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Gold prices rebounded on Monday after the precious metal's biggest daily drop in three and a half years in the last session, as investors awaited U.S. inflation data and the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates later this week. Spot gold was up 0.8% at $2,310.81 per ounce as of 1817 GMT. The sell-off on Friday seemed a bit excessive and "bargain hunters are surfacing at this lower price point," said Phillip Streible, chief market strategist at Blue Line Futures.
NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) -MSCI'S global equities index edged higher on Monday while investors waited for key U.S. inflation data and central bank policy meetings but the euro fell after French President Emmanuel Macron called a snap election. U.S. Treasury yields rose as investors digested Friday's labor market data and looked toward consumer price data and a Federal Reserve policy announcement this week. Investors are also waiting on Bank of Japan policy news.
Citigroup, DBS and other banks caught up in Singapore’s biggest money-laundering scandal are ramping up scrutiny of their wealthy customers and potential clients to avoid exposure to illicit flows.
GameStop stock spiraled lower Monday after a wild week that culminated in a livestream from investor Keith Gill, also known as Roaring Kitty. It also said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday that it was selling up to 75 million shares of the company’s stock. Trade in so-called meme stocks had been reinvigorated this week after a series of posts from Gill showed his position of 5 million shares and 120,000 call options that expire on June 21 with a $20 strike price.
HONG KONG/BEIJING (Reuters) -China's efforts to clear massive inventory by turning unsold homes into affordable housing are unlikely to help cash-strapped developers due to the programme's limited size and potentially low prices, analysts and developers say. As part of a support package for the crisis-hit property sector, Beijing announced last month a plan for a 300 billion yuan ($41 billion) lending facility, which could result in 500 billion worth of bank financing for local state-owned enterprises (SOEs) to purchase completed and unsold homes. Chinese banks are expected to extend cheaper loans to SOEs via the facility, backed by the central bank, to help them buy the homes from developers at "reasonable prices" to turn into affordable housing.
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Ahead of the highly anticipated Federal Reserve decision on interest rate cuts this Wednesday, investors are fixated on the upcoming release of the May CPI report. Harvard Kennedy School of Government professor Jason Furman joins Catalysts to offer his perspectives on the data and rate cut expectations. Furman believes the Fed is "locked for no move this month," as the decision and CPI data are scheduled for release on the same day, leaving them unable to respond. He acknowledges that regardless of the CPI data's outcome, the issue is that while some months yield favorable inflation prints of 2%, "the bad months it's way above 2%, that means it's averaging out to a decent amount above 2%." However, Furman anticipates that a rate cut could potentially materialize in December. "Some of this inflation is probably embedded in expectations," Furman tells Yahoo Finance. "High wage growth leads to high price growth, which in turn leads to high wage growth, and it's a staggered process. So in the best case, it's gonna take a while for it to asymptote itself back down toward two [percent]." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Catalysts. This post was written by Angel Smith
Asian markets on Monday get their first chance to react to the global market fallout from Friday's U.S. employment report, which saw the biggest one-day rise in Treasury yields and the dollar in two months. This counters some of the dovish momentum that had been building earlier last week when the Bank of Canada and European Central Bank cut rates, and the dollar and Treasury yields touched two-month lows. Investors and traders in Asia may already be inclined to reduce risk exposure ahead of two major monetary policy decisions this week from the Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan.
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