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Nintendo shares plunged more than 10% in Tokyo on Wednesday after the gaming giant missed market estimates for quarterly revenue and flagged mounting headwinds from an unprecedented shortage of memory chips, even as profit growth remained strong. Shares were recently 12% lower at 8,848 yen, extending the stock’s losses to more than 16% so far… Continue reading Nintendo shares slide after revenue miss as memory chip costs pressure outlook

Tonight’s digest tracks a trillion-dollar retail coronation, a fragile geopolitical tariff truce, a pharma darling losing its halo, and crypto’s brutal reminder that liquidity rules all. Walmart’s transformation is real, India’s leverage play is bold but murky, Novo Nordisk’s stumble exposes execution risk, and Bitcoin’s slide confirms it’s trading like a high-beta asset, not digital… Continue reading Evening digest: Walmart’s $1T mark, Novo’s weak outlook, Bitcoin slips below $74K

Novo Nordisk stock (NVO) plunged approximately 15% after the Danish pharmaceutical giant posted better-than-expected 2025 results but delivered a weak 2026 outlook. The company reported full-year 2025 sales growth of 10% at constant exchange rates, remaining within its prior guidance range of 8-11%, yet warned that sales will collapse between 5% to 13% in 2026.… Continue reading Novo Nordisk stock tumbles 15% despite strong earnings: here’s what spooked investors

Europe’s markets and politics struck a cautious tone on Tuesday as investors and policymakers grappled with rising uncertainty. The FTSE 100 slipped from record highs as heavyweight stocks fell and traders positioned ahead of a crucial Bank of England rate decision. In France, authorities escalated scrutiny of X, raiding its Paris offices in a widening… Continue reading Europe bulletin: UK stocks pull back, gold, copper lift miners, France raids X headquarters

Pandora (CPH: PNDORA), the world’s largest jeweller, is stepping into the high-stakes spotlight this Thursday as it prepares to unveil its full-year financial results. While investors typically look for sparkles during earnings season, the overall mood surrounding the Danish giant has turned decidedly gray. Ahead of the scheduled print, analysts at Jefferies delivered a stinging… Continue reading Silver price volatility: why it’s bad news for Pandora stock

Nvidia stock fell more than 3% on Tuesday, extending losses from the previous session, as investors weighed growing scrutiny around the chipmaker’s closely watched partnership with OpenAI. The decline came amid a flurry of reports and public comments aimed at reassuring Wall Street that the relationship between the two companies remains intact, even as both… Continue reading Why Nvidia stock is crashing over 3% today

Copper prices crashed from their record high perch last week as Chinese bulls retreated from a turbulent commodity market.  The cross-commodity selloff also pulled down copper prices, which are currently over 10% lower than the peak reached last week. Prices had topped a record $14,500 per ton on the London Metal Exchange last week, primarily… Continue reading Copper prices crash 10% from peak, but fundamentals point to long-term rebound

Asia-Pacific markets rallied on Tuesday as investors reacted to a reported breakthrough in US-India trade talks, while risk sentiment was also shaped by volatile crypto markets, fresh political headlines from Washington, and a major deal in the artificial intelligence sector. Below are the key developments shaping global markets. Asian markets surge on US-India trade deal… Continue reading Morning brief: Asia stocks rally on US-India trade deal, SpaceX acquires xAI

The simultaneous selloff across gold, silver, oil, stocks, and crypto has sparked renewed debate over the efficacy of diversification, but financial experts warn against judging long-term strategies by a short-term “chaotic freeze-frame.” The precious metals complex is currently more volatile than Bitcoin.  Following months of record highs and investors treating them as a safe haven,… Continue reading Great selloff in precious metals markets: Is diversification dead?