CNBC reported Nov 12 that Jensen Huang is out and Nvidia stock fell 5% on Thursday; market professionals differed on whether the drop signals selling or a buying opportunity.
CNBC reported that Cisco beat on earnings and said AI infrastructure revenue will double this fiscal year, and that the company is trying to become a bigger player in AI after missing early years of the boom.
Bitcoin led declines across major tokens at the 23:01 UTC snapshot; CoinGecko prices show broad 24-hour falls while trend signals list all four as neutral.
CNBC reported Nov 12, 21:23 UTC that Cerebras surged 13% after beating on quarterly revenue and announcing a new deal with Microsoft; CNBC said the company had partnered with Amazon and Oracle.
CoinGecko prices show Solana fell 4.33% over 24 hours; MarketAlleys Crypto desk records neutral trend signals and CoinDesk and Cointelegraph published Solana and policy pieces.
As of Nov 12, 19:00 UTC CoinGecko shows Solana fell the most over 24 hours; trend signals are neutral and CoinDesk published several Solana-focused stories.
European Central Bank (euro reference rates) data show AUD/USD fell 0.64% from the prior ECB fixing to 0.6859, leaving a five-session change of -1.15%.
The GLD ETF fell 2.79% from the prior close to $355.00 as of Nov 12, 16:30 UTC, with a five-session change of -1.97%; media coverage from Reuters and others highlighted weakness in gold.
The VIXY ETF rose 2.72% from the prior close while US and global equity ETFs mostly declined; market quotes were recorded Nov 12, 19:01 UTC (VIXY at 19:00 UTC).
VIXY ETF rose 1.12% while IWM ETF fell 0.81% as of Nov 12, 18:00 UTC; CoinDesk, CNBC and Yahoo published headlines on DTCC tokenization plans and Nvidia coverage.
Per Finnhub at Nov 12, 21:00 UTC, the USO ETF rose 3.25% from the prior close while the GLD ETF fell 2.82%; the UUP ETF rose 0.24% and the SPY ETF fell 0.35%.
The Federal Reserve announced new pricing for payment services and changes to streamline and adjust check services, affecting services the Reserve Banks provide to banks and credit unions.