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Nvidia Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) has denied reports that it is re-entering the Chinese market with a new AI chip, despite a previous ban by the U.S. government. What Happened: Nvidia supplier, Shenzhen-based ZJK Industrial (ZJK) is ramping up production to cater to the increasing demand for Nvidia...

Is there a Cold War-style gap opening up between the U.S. and China over their respective generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) capabilities? Both countries have witnessed billions of dollars of investment, with funding from corporate, governmental and institutional investors, driving...

China’s exports grew 18% to $333 billion dollars in July, up from 17.9% in June, per the Wall Street Journal. On the other hand, imports for July grew 2.3% year-over-year to $232 billion dollars, much lower than the economists' projection of 3.8%. What Happened: As the China economy opens...

There is a popular saying in economics: When country X sneezes, country Y catches a cold. So, when China "sneezes," which countries are most prone to catching a "cold?" According to Bloomberg, If China were to "sneeze" — either through a devaluation of its currency, a further slowdown in...

U.S. markets began the week on a negative note after markets sold off in the final two hours of trading on no major news catalyst. The S&P 500 fell through its 200-day moving average of 1,905, a key technical level for fundamental investors and traders. The last time the index broke its 200...

U.S. stocks were mixed as the Dow finished in positive territory and the S&P 500 index turned negative after rising to within two points of its record close. The Nasdaq also turned negative towards the end of the day, declining for the third straight day. Earnings continue to come in mixed...

U.S. stocks tumbled as investors and traders showed no intention of allowing Wednesday's bull charge to continue. The Nasdaq index continues to under-perform and notched its worst one day performance since 2011. The decline in the Nasdaq index continues to be fueled by biotech and momentum...

U.S. stocks closed the day slightly lower as investors digested news that China's exports dropped significantly. Philadelphia Fed Chief Charles Plosser said in a speech today that February's harsh winter likely curbed jobs growth in the month. Plosser's remarks echo similar sentiments by other...

U.S. stocks took a breather on Wednesday with major indices little changed after one of the largest four-day bull runs in recent history. The House has authorized a one year extension to the government's borrowing authority until March 16, 2015. The Senate gave the final seal of approval this...

U.S. equity futures rose in early Monday trading as China reported a trade surplus that rose faster than economist expectations, raising hopes that the Chinese economy is close to bottoming following a protracted slowdown in growth. The National Bureau of Statistics of China reported that the trade...