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The situation around Iran is still characterized by high uncertainty. The final version of the peace agreement between Washington and Tehran was not announced the day before / Photo: Zafer Kurt / Shutterstock
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Morning in New York: geopolitics will set the vector for trading
Analysts note Nvidias expansion in the CPU sector / Photo: Gina Hsu / Shutterstock.com
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Nvidia fell after the report for the fourth straight time. Is it all that bad? Wall Street answers
Nvidia report and preliminary PMI data from S&P Global for May / Photo: Mike Chavarri / unsplash are the focus of market attention
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Morning in New York: tech rally faces constraints
Anthropic expects to generate $10.9 billion in revenue in the second quarter - so the company could reach operating profitability for the first time in the reporting period ending in June, the WSJ has learned / Photo: Mijansk786 / Shutterstock
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Main by morning: Anthropic expects first profitable quarter, SpaceX reveals losses
Strike at Samsung plants threatens to drive up prices of memory chips and electronics / Photo: Tanya Barrow/Unsplash
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Korean stocks soared following Samsung. The market was revitalized by the cancellation of the strike and Nvidia's report
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Nvidia posted 85% revenue growth, beating market expectations. Why did the stock fall?
China has decided not to approve purchases of Nvidia chips because it wants to develop its own technology, Trump claimed / Photo: Matt Gush/Shutterstock
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China blacklisted another Nvidia gaming chip during Huang's visit
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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq broke a three-day streak of declines. Markets await Nvidia report
The minutes of the April FOMC meeting will be the main macro event of the day / Photo: X / NYSE
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New York morning: Nvidia report and Fed minutes in focus
The market reaction to Nvidias report may be negative, despite another exceeding of forecasts on financial indicators / Photo: alexgo.photography/Shutterstock.com
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"Inevitable, like death and taxes": what Wall Street expects from Nvidia's report
A strike at the factories of Samsung, the worlds largest memory chip maker, threatens to turn into a shortage of AI hardware / Photo: RYO Alexandre/Shutterstock.com
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Samsung couldn't avoid an 18-day strike. What does this mean for the AI market?
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"Investors are using chipmakers like ATMs": how US markets opened up
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