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Why Nvidia wants Hugging Face to keep helping its rivals: Chart of the Day - AOL (opens the original)
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Nvidia got rich selling scarcity in artificial intelligence. Now it's betting on AI abundance. Nvidia (NVDA) is buying Hugging Face for about $13 billion, putting the dominant AI-chip company in control of a platform whose value comes partly from helping developers use models and hardware built by everyone else. Nvidia is already positioning itself to make money even when customers build competing chips. Hugging Face pushes that idea one step further. Nvidia isn't just trying to capture more of
The biggest August jobs beat in nearly 30 years may be less impressive than it looks: Chart of the Day - AOL (opens the original)
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The August jobs report looked like a blockbuster. Look inside the 162,000 headline and the story changes fast. Employers added 162,000 jobs, nearly triple the 55,000 economists expected. The number beat all 76 forecasts among surveyed economists, and Kevin Gordon, head of macro research and strategy at Schwab, noted it was the biggest August upside surprise versus consensus in data going back to 1998. After months of labor market whiplash earlier in the year, it would be easy to conclude that hi
Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh just changed the rules for trading the jobs report: One Big Investment Idea - AOL (opens the original)
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Wall Street will obsess over Friday's payroll numbers. Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh may barely flinch. That is one of the clearest lessons from Warsh's first Jackson Hole speech as chair one week ago. He spent much of it arguing against the Fed guiding investors toward its next rate decision, then laid out a detailed framework for how he reads inflation, jobs, demand, corporate activity, and markets. His current diagnosis leans hawkish. Jobs look solid, inflation pressures remain too hig
Gold prices just hit a key level for traders - AOL (opens the original)
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Then sellers showed up right on cue and pushed prices back toward a level buyers were waiting for. Gold (GC=F) has been trading around one of technical analysis's simplest ideas: the halfway-back mark. After a big move, traders often wait for the price to retrace 50%, because that's where the risk-reward can suddenly get attractive — you can enter near the level and get out quickly if it doesn't hold. Start with gold's big downswing this year. Gold futures (GC=F) closed at 5,508.6 on Jan. 29 (1
The bond market is back in the danger zone — here's what could make it worse: Chart of the Day - AOL (opens the original)
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The bond market is on shaky ground again. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is trying to keep one of America's biggest foreign debt buyers from making it worse. Long-term US yields are near multi-decade highs, pushing up mortgage and corporate borrowing costs and threatening stocks. Bessent already doubled long-term Treasury buybacks last month, but the US 30-year yield (^TYX) has climbed back toward its highest level since 2007. Now another potential pressure point is emerging from Japan, the
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