Well, the good news is: we finished off session lows. The closing bell rang, and we saw another step down in major market indexes, partly due to comments made early this afternoon by Fed Chair Jerome Powell.
The Japanese Yen (JPY) retains its negative bias through the Asian session on Thursday against a broadly recovering US Dollar (USD) as a generally positive risk tone is seen undermining demand for traditional safe-haven assets.
According to Handelsblatt, the constellation's construction is planned for 2029, although it was unclear whether the timeline pointed to the project's start or completion.
Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) defied the standstill in other large-cap cryptocurrencies on Wednesday following the impressive launch of its exchange-traded fund in Canada.
As Japanese exports disappoint and tariffs headwinds intensify, all eyes turn to trade talks with the US. The yen erased some of its gains as the currency stayed off the negotiation table— for now.
Nvidia defended its compliance with U.S. export regulations amid a national security investigation, stating it follows government directives on AI chip sales, while warning of a $5.5 billion financial hit from canceled orders to China.
In a volatile trading session, the stock market experienced significant declines as Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell addressed economic concerns. The S&P 500 fell 2.2% to 5,275.70 points.
U.S. stock futures posted modest gains on Wednesday night, recovering from a steep decline in the afternoon session following Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell's latest comments on the market, tariffs, and inflation.
The drug outperformed standard treatments like pregabalin and gabapentin in prior studies and has shown a favorable safety profile without ketamine's psychedelic effects.
Intel has joined Nvidia in facing new U.S. export restrictions on AI chips to China, contributing to a nearly 47% drop in its stock over the past year amid escalating U.S.-China trade tensions.
