US stock futures inched into the green on Tuesday as investors assessed a fragile start to December trading.
US stock futures retreated on Monday morning, as bitcoin's slump deepened and Wall Street's strong late-November rebound looked set to hit a speed bump in the first trading day of December.
The boom in metal-intensive technologies like data centers and electric vehicles has made it a prime time to be in the US aluminum business.
Strong earnings reports (for example from Nvidia) failed to fully offset worries about stretched valuations and rising yields.
U.S.-listed, Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba beat analysts' estimates for quarterly revenue on Tuesday, as investments in one-hour delivery helped drive more users to its shopping apps, while its cloud division reported strong growth.
US stock futures took a breather on Friday, gearing up to end the latest turbulent week in what is shaping up to be a rocky month on Wall Street.
Nvidia stock jumped after the chipmaker reported its third quarter earnings on Wednesday, beating analysts' estimates on the top and bottom lines and offering a better-than-anticipated outlook.
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Nvidia's earnings report on Wednesday could trigger a $320 billion swing in the chipmaker's market value - the largest post-earnings move ever for the AI giant - as investors seek signals about whether the artificial intelligence boom is accelerating or cooling.