Nvidia’s Q4 revenue hit $39.3 billion, net income rose, Blackwell chip sales soared, but competition and trade restrictions pose challenges.
RBA Deputy Governor Hauser stresses inflation progress, citing labour market challenges, during parliamentary and Bloomberg discussions.
US 7-year note yield dropped to 4.194%, reflecting market conditions, investor sentiment, and economic expectations adjustments.
Treasury Secretary Bessent pledges to work with Congress to make Trump-era tax cuts permanent.
DraftKings (DKNG) targets $68.52–$77.94 after pullbacks, with support at $35.96 and $28.69 signaling upward momentum.
Bitcoin fell below $83K, aligning with Stan Chart’s buying outlook; traders now evaluate market conditions.
Trump announced 25% tariffs on imports; Canada and Mexico delayed until April 2, while the EU response awaited.
US indices mixed, Nvidia earnings ahead, Trump tariff plans, Deutsche Bank shifts, oil down, Bitcoin drops, inflation persists.
Swati Dhingra emphasized central banks’ limited ability to manage trade-based supply shocks affecting prices, especially energy and food.
Light data from New Zealand precedes Australian capital expenditure figures, contributing to fourth-quarter GDP due next week.
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