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NVIDIA (NVDA.O) pared losses to under 6%.
2026-11-09
NVIDIA (NVDA.O) pared losses to under 6%.
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2026-11-09
Nvidia has helped customers like OpenAI and CoreWeave expand their computing infrastructure through equity investments and financing; these companies, in turn, purchase GPUs from Nvidia after receiving funding. Meanwhile, tech giants like Microsoft,
Nvidia has helped customers like OpenAI and CoreWeave expand their computing infrastructure through equity investments and financing; these companies, in turn, purchase GPUs from Nvidia after receiving funding. Meanwhile, tech giants like Microsoft, Google, and Amazon are further driving demand for computing power by investing in AI model companies and providing cloud services, creating a mutually reinforcing cycle of funding, chips, and computing power. This model accelerates the expansion of AI infrastructure, but it also makes the funding and demand within the industry chain highly interconnected. Any significant changes to Nvidia could have an incalculable impact on the entire AI industry.
2026-11-10
Demand at Japan's 30-year government bond auction was weak, below the 12-month average, as global fiscal-policy concerns damped bids. The bid-cover ratio was 3.36 on Tuesday, down from 3.88 at the prior auction and below the 12-month average of 3.6.
Demand at Japan's 30-year government bond auction was weak, below the 12-month average, as global fiscal-policy concerns damped bids. The bid-cover ratio was 3.36 on Tuesday, down from 3.88 at the prior auction and below the 12-month average of 3.6. A recent 10-year JGB auction also showed soft demand after yields fell, reducing investor interest. A global bond rally last week, including US Treasuries and JGBs, following a US midterm-driven tech selloff, pushed investors into safe havens and sent Japanese yields sharply lower from earlier multi-decade highs. The yield decline raises questions over whether current levels will attract buyers for ultra-long JGBs; market focus is on overall rate direction and the Bank of Japan's December meeting. Swap-market pricing implies roughly a 77% probability of a Bank of Japan rate hike in December.
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