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Wall Street heads into a pivotal week led by Nvidia (NVDA) earnings, fresh economic data, and continued enthusiasm around AI.

Nvidia’s results on Wednesday are expected to be the week’s marquee event, with investors focused on hyperscaler spending, sovereign AI demand, and commentary around data center growth. Options markets imply a roughly 6% move in the stock following the report, with semiconductor.

Tech will remain in focus throughout the week. Alphabet hosts its Google I/O developer conference, while Dell Technologies World will feature appearances from Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. Investors will also monitor whether a SpaceX (SPACE) IPO prospectus emerges during the week.

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Wall Street heads into a busy week with investors focused on the April jobs report, a heavy slate of earnings, and key corporate and macro events.

The labor market will take center stage Friday, with economists expecting about 49K job additions and the unemployment rate to hold at 4.3%. Earlier in the week, the Federal Reserve’s Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey will offer insight into credit conditions, while ongoing Fed commentary could shape expectations for policy.

Earnings activity is broad-based. Key reports include Palantir , AMD 3AMD Arm , Disney , Uber , McDonald’s , and Airbnb . Disney’s results and outlook will be closely watched amid ongoing regulatory scrutiny and streaming trends, while AMD and Arm updates could provide read-through for AI demand.

Corporate events will also draw attention. Citigroup , holds its Investor Day, where management is expected to outline a long-term strategy reset, while IBM’s , Think conference and Anthropic’s developer event highlight continued momentum in enterprise AI.

Elsewhere, China’s Labor Day holiday is expected to support Macau casino stocks, and OPEC production data will remain in focus.

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Wall Street’s major averages ended the week mixed, even as the S&P 500 (SP500) and the Nasdaq Composite (COMP:IND) jumped to new highs as the conflict in the Middle East continued to lack resolution while oil prices rose.

Earlier this week, U.S. President Donald Trump said the U.S. would extend its ceasefire with Iran until a coordinated plan for an end to the war, which would include Israel, was brought forward. However, he has left the ongoing blockade in place.

He also accused Iran of violating a ceasefire agreement after Iranian forces fired upon ships in the Strait of Hormuz, including a French vessel and a British freighter.

Lastly, Trump announced that the ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon will be extended for another three weeks after hosting the ambassadors of both countries in Washington.

Crude oil futures (CL1:COM) increased around 13.2% this week to settle around $94.

For the week, the S&P (SP500) gained +0.6%, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite (COMP:IND) rose +1.5% and the blue-chip Dow (DJI) declined -0.4%.

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Wall Street heads into a busy week dominated by major bank results. There will also be inflation data and a heavy slate of Federal Reserve commentary.

Earnings: Goldman , JPMorgan Chase , Citi , Black Rock , Wells Fargo . Later in the week, results from Taiwan Semiconductor , Netflix , and PepsiCo will offer insight into global demand, tech spending, and consumer trends.

On the macro front, the March Producer Price Index on Tuesday will be closely watched for signs of pass-through from recent oil volatility, while the Federal Reserve’s Beige Book on Wednesday will provide a snapshot of economic conditions across regions. A steady stream of Fed speakers throughout the week, including John Williams and Neel Kashkari, could also shape rate expectations.

Energy markets remain in focus with OPEC’s monthly report due Monday, while geopolitical developments continue to influence sentiment.

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Wall Street ended the trading week higher, as investors balanced a stronger-than-expected March jobs report with rising geopolitical tensions that pushed oil prices sharply higher. Meanwhile, Tesla shares came under pressure after the EV maker’s first-quarter delivery figures fell short of expectations.

Oil (CL1:COM) futures surged to an intraday peak of $113.97 per barrel on Thursday, as Wall Street weighed the implications of President Donald Trump’s national address alongside escalating developments in the Middle East conflict, fueling heightened uncertainty.

Shares of Tesla (TSLA) faced pressure after the EV maker reported first-quarter deliveries that missed expectations. Tesla said it delivered 358,023 vehicles in Q1, falling short of the consensus estimate of roughly 365K units.

For the week, the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite (COMP:IND) popped 4.4%, while the S&P (SP500) jumped +3.3%, and the blue-chip Dow (DJI) added +2.9%.

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Wall Street heads into the holiday-shortened week with investors focused on a heavy slate of economic data and ongoing volatility in energy markets tied to Middle East tensions.

Markets will close Friday for Good Friday, though the March jobs report will still be released. Economists are expecting 56K job additions and the unemployment rate to hold at 4.4%.

Ahead of that, investors will parse a series of data releases, including consumer confidence, JOLTS job openings, retail sales, and ADP employment figures, for further clues on the health of the economy. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s appearance Monday will also be closely watched for signals on policy. On the corporate front, Nike , Starbucks , Estée Lauder .

Energy markets remain a key swing factor, with Brent crude futures (CO1:COM) expiring Tuesday amid heightened geopolitical uncertainty.

Elsewhere, Tesla (TSLA) and other automakers will report monthly delivery data, while AXT (AXTI) and Bloom Energy (BE) are flagged for elevated volatility based on options activity.

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Wall Street ended the week substantially lower as concerns about the conflict in the Middle East lingered and oil prices stayed higher at around $100 per barrel. Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve announced its decision to keep interest rates unchanged, as widely expected.

Brent futures @ $112.00 while WTI Crude declined -0.65 @ $98.00

Federal Reserve held interest rates steady at 3.50%-3.75% for a third straight meeting on Wednesday, in line with expectations. In its communication, the Fed cited the uncertainty of the Middle East conflict weighing on the economy.

Moreover, U.S. Treasury yields this week. The U.S. 10-Year bond yield (US10Y) was up 2.45% this week to 4.39%, while the U.S. 2-Year bond yield (US2Y) was up 4.8% to 3.91%, and the U.S. 30-Year yield (US30Y) was up 0.8% this week to 4.94%.

For the week, the S&P (SP500) lost -1.9%, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite (COMP:IND) dipped -2.1%, and the blue-chip Dow (DJI) fell -2.1%.

Wall Street heads into the new week with investors closely tracking oil market volatility and Federal Reserve commentary.

Energy markets are expected to remain a key driver, with crude prices.

Earnings from GameStop (GME), PDD Holdings (PDD), Paychex (PAYX), Chewy (CHWY), and Carnival (CCL) will be in focus. Options activity points to elevated volatility around Coinbase (COIN) and lululemon (LULU), while high short interest in Sunrun (RUN) could drive outsized moves.

Economic data will also draw attention. Flash PMI readings on Tuesday will provide an early look at global growth trends, followed by new home sales data and weekly jobless claims.

Elsewhere, Nvidia’s (NVDA) AI-driven momentum will remain in the spotlight through industry events

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Escalating Iran tensions drove dramatic oil swings, fueling inflation fears and increasing uncertainty around global energy supply and economic stability.

Hotter core PCE inflation and weaker GDP growth revived worries about a stagflationary mix of slowing growth and persistent price pressures.

Despite negative headlines, the S&P 500 held relatively steady, suggesting investors are pricing in a limited conflict and manageable economic slowdown.

Wall Street heads into a busy week highlighted by central bank policy decisions, major tech events, and a heavy slate of earnings reports.

The Federal Reserve will take center stage Wednesday when it announces its latest interest rate decision, followed by a press conference from Chair Jerome Powell. Fed funds futures show a near certainty that the FOMC keeps rates on hold. Investors will also watch the February Producer Price Index earlier in the day for additional signals on inflation trends.

Technology stocks could see movement from Nvidia’s (NVDA) four-day GTC conference in San Jose, where CEO Jensen Huang will deliver a keynote and companies including Microsoft (MSFT), Meta Platforms (META), and Tesla (TSLA) are expected to participate. Developments at the event could affect chipmakers such as AMD (AMD), Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM), Broadcom (AVGO), and Intel (INTC).

Corporate earnings are also in focus, with reports due from Micron Technology (MU), FedEx (FDX), Alibaba (BABA), lululemon (LULU), Docusign (DOCU), and General Mills (GIS).

Markets may see additional volatility Friday during the quarterly triple witching options expiration.

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The market spent the week grinding lower as the Iran war and Hormuz risk drove an oil shock, keeping energy and defense as the only reliable upside while most risk assets sagged. A bad jobs print and rising unemployment stoked stagflation fears and rate‑cut bets, but policy noise, tariff‑refund uncertainty, and private‑credit stress kept sentiment defensive. AI headlines stayed loud yet unforgiving, with big beats and big guidance still punished while selective semiconductor winners outperformed.

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Happy Presidents' Day!

The economic calendar is lighter this week, with markets closed on Monday for Presidents' Day NYSE is closed!

On the earnings front, Walmart , Alibaba , Palo Alto Networks are among the big names.

Pockets of strength remain in the market, but recent volatility reflects a market growing more selective.

Rather than signaling a clean "risk-off" move, markets appear caught between sticky inflation concerns and still-resilient economic data.

The result is a market that rewards earnings visibility, cash flow strength, and reasonable valuations while punishing crowded trades.

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