Indices

Five questions will decide whether markets can keep climbing, or whether today’s assumptions begin to crack.

The index rises on IPO optimism as SpaceX heads for inclusion and chip demand stays strong, but inflation fears and geopolitical uncertainty remain headwinds.

The tech-heavy index rises after Micron posted blockbuster earnings, restoring faith in the AI trade, but risks still linger.

The index declines amid rising Fed hike bets and pressure on tech names ahead of incoming Micron earnings that could define the AI trade.

US inflation showed signs of cooling beneath the surface as softer core pressures eased Fed concerns, although volatile energy prices remain the key risk ahead.

AI shares similarities with the dot-com boom, but history is not a script, and the real test is whether today’s AI expectations are ultimately supported by earnings, cash flows, and sustainable returns.

Nvidia's earnings can support NAS100, underscoring AI momentum, but markets are cautious as they monitor the Middle East conflict and higher-for-longer Fed prospects.

JPN225 drops as strong GDP could embolden the BoJ to hike rates to combat energy-driven inflation, but economic resilience and renewed Middle East resolution hopes support the rally.

The S&P 500’s 2026 rally has been driven largely by semiconductor stocks and AI optimism, but narrow market breadth, elevated valuations, and macro risks mean the market is increasingly dependent on chip-sector leadership

The index powers ahead as the AI tailwind persists after AMD's earnings, while hopes for a US-Iran deal rise after President Trump touted progress on negotiations.

SPX500 is riding fresh AI euphoria following Intel’s results, but the its next leg depends on this week’s Big Tech earnings - set against a daunting macroeconomic backdrop.