NVIDIA Partners With Apollo, BlackRock, Blackstone, Brookfield, Goldman Sachs and KKR to Establish AI Compute Infrastructure Financing Platforms to Mobilize Over $500 Billion of Third-Party Capital https://t.co/6zxdJDtnro
Global investors are pouring money into Malaysian bonds as the Iran conflict drives oil prices higher, bolstering the outlook for the energy-exporting nation while rattling other emerging-market peers https://t.co/TXygN3NLoL
TRUMP'S ADDRESS TO THE NATION TONIGHT ARE CAUSING FUTURES TO GO RED.
1. Trump said that the war is essentially over but that the US would continue a bombing campaign for 2 weeks. Market did not like that.
2. Trump said that if a deal is not reached in the next 2 weeks then the US will conduct strikes on energy infrastructure in Iran. Market did not like that.
3. Trump said that NATO countries are doing nothing to help and that if they want oil they should either buy it from the US or go to the Strait and take it themselves. Markets once again did not like that Trump is essentially downplaying the importance of the Strait being open by claiming that oil can easily be bought from the US.
Overall, this was supposed to be a speech that confirmed to the markets that the war was coming to a near end. Although Trump said that, it was not implied given his other statements. Oil is now above $103. Gold and Silver are down. The S&P is losing 1% overnight.
We did make a 3.75% move on the S&P, adding $2T+ to the stock market in the past 48 hours. It would not surprise me or should surprise anyone if we give some of that back, but the reason for why we are giving it back (more escalation in the war) is actually why we seem to be seeing the downside momentum overnight.
This might just be low volume, this might easily flip green tomorrow as the market goes back to thinking the war will be over, or this might actually create a downslide that loses any momentum we achieved over the past 2 days because of the uncertainty that once again has been created due to the Strait being closed and the war potentially continuing to escalate.
Markets now decide how they feel about this tomorrow.
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That's all you need to know.
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A Singapore-registered vehicle was caught refuelling with subsidised RON95 petrol at a station in Eco Botanic, Johor on Jan 26.
The alleged car owner claimed the purchase was legal and vowed to keep using the fuel until enforcement against foreign vehicles begins in Apr.
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President Donald Trump railed against JPMorgan Chase & Co. and its leader Jamie Dimon, threatening to sue the banking giant over his claim that he was debanked after the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot. https://t.co/otduX9hkvI