NVIDIA Corp
Nvidia is a US technology company that serves the semiconductor, automotive, mobile computing, construction, and gaming markets. It was founded in 1993 by electrical engineers Jensen Huang, Curtis Priem, and Chris Malachowsky, with Huang still serving as CEO and President. It has headquarters in Santa Clara, California and is incorporated in Delaware. The business was created with the belief that, one day, the personal computer (PC) would become a consumer device for video games and multimedia. At the time of inception, there were only around 20 graphics chips companies, giving Nvidia a fairly innovative premise.
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The Week Ahead: UK CPI, Meta and Tesla earnings
Welcome to Michael Kramer’s pick of the key market events to look out for in the week beginning Monday 19 October.
DAX set for a positive end to the week as technology stocks attract buyers again
The DAX is expected to open near 25,500 as technology stocks attract buyers and US Treasury yields ease towards 5%. Elevated energy prices and inflation risks continue to cloud the recovery.
DAX turns positive despite another US inflation shock
The DAX turns positive despite a sharp rise in US producer prices. Resilient retail sales and labour market data give the Federal Reserve scope to act, while investors favour defensive stocks.
FTSE 100 moves higher as strong UK economic data boosts sentiment
The FTSE 100 rises to around 10,760 as stronger UK GDP and production data lift sentiment. Investors now turn to US producer prices for further clues on inflation.