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US Indices all regain their recent tops as fears for tomorrow's data abate – Key levels for the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq ahead of the NFP
Levels for Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq ahead of tomorrow’s NFP: US data offered relief with ADP near forecasts, tame labor costs, steady jobless claims and a Services PMI beat. Equities reclaimed recent highs, while markets weigh Fed rate cut odds at the September 17 meeting. The upcoming payrolls release will be the true test for momentum.
by Elior Manier
NFP Preview: US Jobs Report & Implications for the DXY, Gold (XAU/USD) & Dow Jones (DJIA)
Discover what to expect from the US Jobs Report (NFP) and its potential impact on the DXY, Gold (XAU/USD), and Dow Jones (DJIA). The report is crucial for the US job market and the Fed's policy path, with job growth slowing and unemployment rising. A weak report could solidify the case for a Fed rate cut, boosting stocks and gold, while the Fed faces a dilemma between faltering job creation and persistent wage growth.
by Zain Vawda
Markets Already Looking to NFP
Markets are watching August NFP, with a baseline of +74k and unemployment rising to 4.3% from 4.2%. July’s +73k and -258k revisions intensified political pressure on the BLS. Cooling labour demand—Job Switchers wage growth at 4.3% y/y and NFIB reporting easier hiring—supports a 17 Sep Fed cut. Upside surprises or data-quality doubts could curb dovish pricing and keep volatility high.
by Łukasz Zembik
SPX 500 Technical: Yesterday’s sell-off reached an inflection zone for potential bullish reversal
The S&P 500 trimmed steep early losses on 2 Sept after fears of a UK gilt-driven liquidity squeeze, closing –0.7%. A dovish Fed pivot is increasingly priced in, with Fed Funds futures assigning a 91% chance of a September rate cut. US Treasury yield curve bull steepening signals liquidity support, while technicals show the SPX 500 holding key support at 6,370/6,350, suggesting potential for a short-term bullish reversal.
by Kelvin Wong
Nasdaq 100 Technical: Bullish trend intact despite Nvidia -3% (after-hours) sell-off
Following Nvidia’s Q2 earnings, which missed AI data center revenue expectations, the Nasdaq 100 CFD Index remains in a short- to medium-term bullish trend. Despite Nvidia’s 3% after-hours drop, technical support at its ascending channel and 50-day moving average helped stabilize the market. Positive guidance from Nvidia’s AI segment and key technical indicators continue to underpin potential upside, keeping the Nasdaq 100’s bullish momentum intact.
by Kelvin Wong
Nvidia Technical: Bullish impulsive up move sequence intact ahead of earnings
Nvidia reports Q2 earnings after the US close on 27 Aug, with results set to ripple across global markets. AI-driven optimism has fueled equity gains, offsetting tariff risks, and Nvidia’s weight on the S&P 500 (7%) and Nasdaq 100 (14%) makes its performance pivotal. Options imply a 6% swing, equating to a potential US$260B move in market value, which could shift the S&P 500 by 0.4% and the Nasdaq 100 by 0.8%.
by Kelvin Wong
NVIDIA (NVDA) Earnings: Navigating the Blackwell Supercycle Amid Geopolitical Crosscurrents
NVIDIA's Q2 FY26 earnings are a critical test for the AI investment narrative. The market anticipates a significant beat on revenue (guidance $45B, Street $46-46.5B) and EPS due to strong AI infrastructure demand. Key factors include hyperscaler AI spending, the shift to inference, and the Blackwell platform. Long-term risks include China, supply chain, and competition.
by Zain Vawda
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