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Nvidia’s new products, Trump tariffs, jobs data: ICYMI
The week of January 6-10th brought significant market developments. Here are the key stories you may have missed:
At the 2025 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Nvidia (NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang unveiled several new products, headlined by an AI super chip. Below, market experts offer additional analysis:
Nvidia’s announcements: Why investors are greeting them with a shrug
Nvidia stock extends losses: What do the technicals signal?
Why this analyst call himself the ‘least bullish’ on Nvidia
President-elect Donald Trump’s reaffirmed commitment to his proposed tariff policy has sparked concerns among market participants about potential economic impacts. Explore further analysis below:
US needs ‘mutual trust’ with allies if China trade war escalates
CEOs are ‘overall optimistic’ on US economy under Trump: Expert
Luxury retailers could see benefit from Trump 2.0 tariffs
Additionally, the December jobs report came in hotter-than-expected, showing the addition of 256,000 jobs. See how markets responded to this surprising data:
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