Market Strategy

After a big week for tech earnings headlined by Nvidia’s quarterly update, the main focus for investors may turn back to economy data in the coming days.

Anxious about Nvidia’s results? You’re likely not alone. The stock sold off in the wake of its last three quarterly reports.

Now that inflation has cooled a bit, are shoppers still clipping coupons and leaving gas stations with half-filled-tanks?

America’s AI buildout will be in the spotlight this week, with some of the world’s biggest tech companies due to hand in their latest results and Federal Reserve officials expected to take up the topic when they meet.

Earnings season heats up this week, with Big Tech taking center stage.

Inflation will loom large this week, with the government releasing new Consumer Price Index data and big bank earnings shedding light on how Americans are keeping up.

This week will be bookended with new beginnings: SpaceX is set to join the Nasdaq 100 index, and another quarterly earnings season will begin with results from Pepsi and Delta.

June jobs numbers are coming, and investors are likely to study them even more carefully now that the Fed is eyeing higher interest rates.

Economen zullen deze week de door de Fed geprefereerde inflatie-index bijwerken, waardoor investeerders de kans krijgen om te zien hoe de laatste lezing overeenkomt met de nieuw hawkish centrale bank.

Inflation could be the story of the week—if it's not a big IPO. Investors will get another look at how the conflict with Iran is hitting prices when the Consumer Price Index report for May arrives Wednesday.

Investor focus will shift from Wall Street to Main Street over the course of the week, with quarterly results from a few big names in tech and retail landing ahead of a key labor market update.

There's a Fed meeting this week, and while they're always closely watched, this one is of particular interest to investors keen to see how the central bank says the economy is weathering the U.S.-Iran conflict.