On Tuesday morning, US stock futures showed a slight upward trend, with Dow futures rising nearly 0.5%.
Nuclear energy stocks saw strong pre-market performance:
Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang is set to deliver a significant speech at the GTC conference, focusing on physical AI and robotics.
Former President Trump will meet with Huang and praised Nvidia's recent achievements, highlighting their new Blackwell chip, which is entirely manufactured in the US.
Tesla is making headlines with its latest advancements in autonomous driving, opting for a cost-effective camera-driven solution over traditional sensors.
PayPal shares surged over 16% after announcing a partnership with OpenAI to integrate its digital wallet into ChatGPT, allowing users to make purchases directly through the AI platform.
Amazon plans to cut around 30,000 jobs, approximately 10% of its corporate workforce, as part of a cost-cutting strategy led by CEO Andy Jassy.
Apple and Microsoft are vying to surpass a $4 trillion market cap, with both companies close to achieving this milestone.
Analysts predict that Apple's services revenue will exceed $100 billion for the first time, driven by strong user engagement and partnerships.
Wall Street is optimistic, with the S&P 500 potentially breaking the 7000 mark this week, driven by positive economic signals and strong corporate earnings.
Cathie Wood warns of potential adjustments in AI valuations as the market shifts focus from rate cuts to increases, although she does not believe there is an AI bubble.
The market is experiencing a mix of optimism and caution, with significant movements in tech and energy sectors, alongside major corporate developments.
