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Tradematics | Micron Technology: How AI-Fueled Shortages Are Supercharging Earnings and Lifting the Stock
Dec 01, 2025
Micron Technology: How AI-Fueled Shortages Are Supercharging Earnings and Lifting the Stock
AI-driven memory shortages are no longer just a concern. They are showing up in prices, which could potentially be beneficial for the manufacturers like Micron. The stock of t...
Tradematics | Saudi Arabia's $1 Trillion AI Bet: What It Means for Your Portfolio
Nov 24, 2025
Saudi Arabia's $1 Trillion AI Bet: What It Means for Your Portfolio
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's first official U.S. visit since the Khashoggi controversy marks a pivotal moment for both nations' economic relationship and a significant statem...
Tradematics | Gold as a Barometer of Shifting Rate Cut Expectations
Nov 18, 2025
Gold as a Barometer of Shifting Rate Cut Expectations
The longest government shutdown in U.S. history is over, but its most important legacy for markets may be what it did to expectations for Federal Reserve policy. After 43 days of f...
Tradematics | Qualcomm: From a Mobile Giant to the World of Artificial Intelligence
Nov 06, 2025
Qualcomm: From a Mobile Giant to the World of Artificial Intelligence
When Qualcomm helped shape the mobile revolution more than two decades ago with its smartphone chips, few could have imagined that one day it would aim much higher, specifically to...
Tradematics | Nvidia: The First Company Ever to Reach a $5 Trillion Valuation
Nov 03, 2025
Nvidia: The First Company Ever to Reach a $5 Trillion Valuation
Nvidia became the first public company to reach a $5 trillion market value on October 29, 2025. The move capped an extraordinary two-year run fueled by AI infrastructure demand and...
Tradematics | How Japan's New Government and Economic Dynamics Are Shaping the Yen
Oct 27, 2025
How Japan's New Government and Economic Dynamics Are Shaping the Yen
Japan entered a new political chapter this October with the historic election of Sanae Takaichi as the country's first female prime minister. Her ascent to power has sent ripples t...
Tradematics | Apple’s Strategic China Bet Amid Escalating US–China Trade Tensions
Oct 20, 2025
Apple’s Strategic China Bet Amid Escalating US–China Trade Tensions
Apple CEO Tim Cook’s October 15 pledge to boost investment in China, made during a meeting with Industry Minister Li Lecheng in Beijing, comes as US–China trade frictions intensify...
Tradematics | The Gold Price Sets a New Milestone Above $4,000/O.z.
Oct 09, 2025
The Gold Price Sets a New Milestone Above $4,000/O.z.
Gold crossed the new milestone on October 7, as it surged past $4,000 per ounce for the first time, setting a fresh record that has captured the attention of both professional trad...
Tradematics | The U.S. Wants a Larger Share of Domestic Chip Production, Taiwan Refuses – Who Will Benefit?
Oct 03, 2025
The U.S. Wants a Larger Share of Domestic Chip Production, Taiwan Refuses – Who Will Benefit?
When U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick presented his proposal, investors paid attention. The idea that Taiwan should produce only half of the chips needed by the U.S., whil...
Tradematics | Precious metals climb
Sep 26, 2025
Precious metals climb
Precious metals extended their rally this week as U.S. inflation data aligned with forecasts, reinforcing expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts later this year. Gold r...
Tradematics | China and the U.S. Take Opposite Monetary Policies
Sep 19, 2025
China and the U.S. Take Opposite Monetary Policies
The U.S. Federal Reserve has resumed cutting rates to counter a weakening job market this week. This monetary policy is in contrast with China, which is expected to leave its bench...
Tradematics | India’ Development Depend on External Factors
Sep 12, 2025
India’ Development Depend on External Factors
India’s retail inflation in August picked up, but is still staying well within the Reserve Bank of India’s 2%-6% tolerance band. Economists say tax cuts and weak food prices will h...