US stocks have remained largely flat as muted performance across Wall Street leads to this week's third session, with investors' focus now scheduled to be released after the end of Wednesday.
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- Shares opened on Wednesday following another mute session on Tuesday.
- Wall Street is cautious ahead of the much-anticipated NVIDIA revenue report.
Dow Jones' Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Composite all saw performance in the muted early session as the stocks changed little ahead of the much-anticipated NVIDIA revenue report.
Despite a minor recession in the last two sessions, the S&P 500 has risen 2% over the past month. The Dow Jones tracks +2.9%, while the Nasdaq is focusing on a 2% increase.
Investor sentiment has been turned over from uncertainty amid President Donald Trump's move to fire Federal Reserve Gov. Lisa Cook.
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Stocks that have not changed prior to Nvidia's earnings
As expected, bullish response to the company's outcome allowed us to see the wider tech sector gatherings.
The benchmark index and high-tech Nasdaq extended upside down in the tech stock rally after raiding to hit highs in the second quarter. The Dow has recently climbed to its highest peak in history after being driven by a speech by Fed Chairman Jerome Powell before cutting gain amid fresh market uncertainty as the rising interest rate rise has faded.
NVDA stocks are trading higher markets and seeing some notable action ahead of the chip giant's report. This outlook supports the overall risk asset market with AI-related stocks and cryptocurrencies higher.
However, investors are aware of the possibility of hitting Nvidia's revenues as forecasts in the previous quarterly outlook, and there is a Trump cap on chip sales on Trump's agenda. Nevertheless, experts say there is a demand for AI chips.
“The demand environment remains very strong. The question is how fast the supply chain can accommodate products.” Gabelli will fund John Belton ahead of $nvda's revenue. https://t.co/uzcrbxpkjm
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The stock market is also restricted following the “layoffs” of Trump's chefs and the move challenged by the Fed governor, a move that the US Treasury Department won a slip. The two-year Treasury yield fell to the lowest seen on Tuesday in May, hovering at around 3.65%. However, long-term bonds jumped, with yields rising to 4.95% over 30 years.
Elsewhere, Bitcoin (BTC) traded around $111,367, bounced back the low of $109,200.
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