
US Stocks React to PCE Data, Tech Sector Surges
US stocks showed mixed performance with the Nasdaq Composite rising as Electronic Arts surged 13.8%. The PCE Price Index met estimates, stabilizing the dollar. Oil prices gained on Russian supply risk
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US stocks showed mixed performance with the Nasdaq Composite rising as Electronic Arts surged 13.8%. The PCE Price Index met estimates, stabilizing the dollar. Oil prices gained on Russian supply risk
Silver hit over $45 per ounce, 10% below its record, as platinum reached 12-year highs. China's green technology push is driving demand, while Fed officials remain cautious on inflation.
U.S. stock markets declined as the AI-driven rally in tech stocks like Nvidia and Oracle cooled, while investors monitored commodities and crypto markets.
U.S. markets show a cautious tone as tech giants like Nvidia and Oracle lead a sector-wide decline. Crude oil prices also fall on demand concerns.
The Australian Dollar advanced after new data showed inflation rising to 3.0% in August, complicating the Reserve Bank of Australia's plans for future rate cuts.
Shares of Lithium Americas surged over 90% following a report that the U.S. government is considering taking an equity stake in the Canadian mining company.
Global markets are in a holding pattern, with US indices steady ahead of PMI data and a Powell speech, while China's economy shows strain.