Shares of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) surged sharply on Friday, rebounding from losses in the previous session. At the time of writing, the stock was up around 7% to trade at $436. Investor sentiment improved following stronger-than-expected US jobs data and continued enthusiasm around the chipmaker’s artificial intelligence outlook. AMD shares extended their recent rally
Nvidia stock (NASDAQ: NVDA) climbed again on Friday, extending a rally that has already pushed the stock to a fresh all-time high. NVDA touched fresh record territory between roughly $216.8 and $217.7 intraday on Friday before easing back toward the $215.80 level. The latest rally has reignited a familiar debate that follows every big leg
US equities edged higher on Thursday, supported by declining oil prices and growing optimism that a deal to end the conflict involving Iran could be nearing completion. The S&P 500 rose 0.1%, while the Nasdaq Composite also gained 0.1%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced 174 points, or 0.4%. Oil prices extend decline Energy markets
Shares of Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) climbed on Thursday, rising above the $400 mark as improved sales data from China supported investor sentiment despite ongoing concerns around the company’s long-term strategy. The stock was up around 3% at $409.70 in early trading. China sales provide boost Tesla sold 79,478 vehicles from its Shanghai plant in April,
Sterling edged lower against a stronger US dollar on Tuesday, as investors turned their focus to upcoming central bank decisions and ongoing geopolitical uncertainty linked to the Iran war. The British pound was last down 0.3% against the dollar, trading at $1.3488. It was little changed against the euro at 86.55 pence. Market participants remained
The British pound slipped against the US dollar on Wednesday as a stalemate in peace talks aimed at ending the Iran war weighed on investor sentiment, while caution ahead of key central bank decisions further limited risk appetite. Sterling was last down 0.15% at $1.3499, while it was largely unchanged against the euro at 86.65
The pound is struggling to build on its recent gains as a toxic combination of political scandal, an energy-driven inflation shock and looming local elections keeps sterling markets on tenterhooks. The traders are betting that the next week could prove decisive for both the currency and Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s political future. Sterling is trading
Joby Aviation (JOBY) shares surged in Wednesday trading after the electric air taxi developer reported better-than-expected first-quarter results and reiterated its timeline for commercial operations in 2026. The stock rose as much as 19.24% to $10.35 during the session, supported by a broader risk-on market backdrop where growth-oriented names were gaining traction. The rally reflects
Sterling edged higher against the US dollar on Thursday, as investors remained cautious ahead of a key interest rate decision from the Bank of England later in the session. The British currency rose modestly, reflecting subdued trading activity as market participants largely stayed on the sidelines. The cautious tone prevailed amid uncertainty over the central
The British pound held close to a 10-week high against the US dollar on Friday. Traders assessed a week dominated by central bank decisions. The Bank of England (BoE) kept interest rates unchanged. It also warned about inflation risks linked to the Iran war. Sterling was little changed at $1.3606. It was slightly weaker against