Asian markets tracked lower following Wall Street futures on Thursday after Nvidia's earnings report failed to meet the high expectations of bullish investors, despite surpassing revenue forecasts. Nvidia's shares fell nearly 7% in after-hours trading, leading to declines in other tech stocks and contributing to broader market softness.
Key Takeaways:
Nvidia's Impact on Markets: Despite strong revenue forecasts, Nvidia's results fell short of the high expectations set by investors, leading to a significant drop in its shares and a broader decline in tech stocks across Asia.
Market Reactions: Asian markets, including the Nikkei and South Korea's indices, experienced declines, while Nasdaq and S&P futures also dropped. Nvidia's contractor, TSMC, saw its shares slip, impacting the broader Taiwanese market.
Broader Economic Signals: The US dollar steadied, and Treasury yields remained stable, with investors closely watching upcoming US job reports and inflation data for signs of potential Federal Reserve rate cuts. Meanwhile, China’s economic concerns persisted, highlighted by UBS lowering its GDP growth forecast for 2024.
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