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Nvidia just delivered its strongest quarter on record — $81.6 billion in revenue, $48.6 billion in free cash flow, and a dividend raised 25-fold. With Q2 guidance of $91 billion and agentic AI demand accelerating, the question isn’t whether Nvidia is growing. It’s whether the stock can keep up.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs lost nearly $649 million in a single day, led by BlackRock’s IBIT, while Bitcoin dropped 6.7% to around $76,000 amid rising geopolitical tensions and fears of tighter Fed policy.

US stock futures slipped Tuesday as investors worried about inflation, rising oil prices, and geopolitical tensions before Nvidia’s highly anticipated earnings report.

US stock futures moved lower on Monday as rising oil prices and renewed US-Iran tensions fueled inflation fears. Brent crude climbed above $110, while Treasury yields hit multi-month highs ahead of key earnings from Nvidia, Walmart, and Target.

Global stocks and bonds tumbled as oil prices climbed above $108 per barrel and Treasury yields reached one-year highs amid growing inflation fears linked to the Iran conflict.

Asian stocks moved higher on growing enthusiasm around AI-related companies, while investors remained calm during the Trump-Xi summit despite ongoing geopolitical tensions and inflation worries.

European markets moved higher after heavy losses earlier this week, while oil prices slipped as ceasefire negotiations between the US and Iran remained deadlocked. Investors also focused on rising inflation, AI-driven market optimism, and expectations that the Federal Reserve could keep rates higher for longer.

XTB shares surged after the broker crossed 1 million domestic accounts in Poland and launched a PLN 10.66 million share buyback program, strengthening its position in the retail trading market.

Global markets traded cautiously as stalled U.S.-Iran peace talks pushed oil prices higher and raised concerns over disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz.

Nvidia shares are trading close to record highs after another strong rally driven by booming AI infrastructure demand and strong revenue growth.

S stock futures moved higher as investors reacted to possible progress in US-Iran peace talks, falling oil prices, and continued optimism around AI-driven earnings growth.

Oil extended losses after Donald Trump hinted at progress in Iran peace talks, raising hopes of supply recovery. Meanwhile, gold climbed sharply and global equities advanced on improving market sentiment.