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17-18 July Market Movers: Chip Stocks, Forex & Trump
On Wednesday and Thursday (17-18 July) chip stocks and the US dollar weakened driven by remarks from Trump and trade tensions. Explore more.
On Wednesday and Thursday (17-18 July) chip stocks and the US dollar weakened driven by remarks from Trump and trade tensions. Explore more.
The first trading day of July was marked by share price gains for Tesla and Nvidia, with traders potentially having been encouraged by positive forecasts for these two firms.
Nvidia’s continued success on the stock market has led a key ETF to rebalance, and Broadcom seems set to move toward a stock split as well.
On May 29th, C3.ai & Salesforce released their quarterly results, joining OpenAI’s announcement of its next steps in the deluge of AI sector news. Find out more in this article.
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