Despite a turbulent week, the CAC 40 hits a new record and finishes the quarter with notable gains.
Despite a turbulent week, the CAC 40 hits a new record and finishes the quarter with notable gains.
Nvidia's announcement of launching its new AI superchip, Blackwell, has captivated global market attention. This innovation not only promises to redefine the capabilities of artificial intelligence but also to mark a turning point in the tech industry, with potentially significant repercussions on the stock market.
The Nvidia GTC conference is boosting the AI crypto market, with impressive gains ahead of the event.
The Tokyo stock market is celebrating as the Nikkei surpasses 40,000 points, fueled by strong technological advancements.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is booming, and investors are increasingly betting on exchange-traded funds (ETFs) focused on this promising sector. Given the exponential growth prospects of AI, specialized ETFs are poised for a bright future.
The soaring stock market of Nvidia, although spectacular, is worrying. The graphics chip manufacturer has surpassed giants like Amazon or Alphabet, and now ranks third in the valuations of American tech companies. Some economists, including economist Jeremy Siegel, see it as a harbinger of a sharp market reversal.
Analysis of the potential of Nvidia, Microsoft, and Anthropic, three AI stocks perfectly positioned to dominate the market in 2024.
In just 70 trading days, Nvidia has added $750 billion to its market capitalization. The high-tech company, specialized in graphic chips and artificial intelligence (AI), is on track to surpass Amazon.
Between China and the United States, the hatchet has never been buried. The trade war initiated by the two superpowers in 2018 took on a different form a year later. Since 2019, analysts have renamed this Sino-American antagonism the 'technology war.' It began with a decree banning Chinese technologies meant for equipping American 5G companies. Packs of sanctions followed this restriction, unfortunately creating a boomerang effect. Electronic giants specializing in bitcoin mining chips like Intel and Nvidia are suffering.