The JPMorgan Nasdaq Equity Premium Income ETF (JEPQ) surged to a record high in May as technology stocks soared, and has climbed over 14% from its lowest point this year. The rally has coincided with steady inflows as investors chase its high yield. So is it a good ETF to buy today? JEPQ ETF inflows
A recovery in software stocks accelerated on Monday after Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang pushed back against concerns that artificial intelligence could undermine the software industry. The comments provided a fresh tailwind to a sector that had already begun rebounding as investors bought the dip following months of heavy selling. ServiceNow (NOW) rose 10% in
Rocket Lab (NASDAQ: RKLB) stock price has gone parabolic this year and is now trading at its all-time high. It soared for four consecutive weeks, meaning it has now jumped by over 4,000% from its pandemic low of $3.43. This rally may meet its match in the coming days as the stock has become highly
Tesla’s new car sales in Spain more than doubled in May, reflecting strong demand for the electric vehicle maker’s products in one of Europe’s key automotive markets. Registration data released by industry group ANFAC on Monday showed that Tesla sold 1,690 vehicles in Spain during May, representing a 112.8% increase compared with the same month
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey has signalled growing concern about public-sector wage growth as a potential source of inflation pressure, saying policymakers are paying closer attention as pay increases continue to outpace those in the private sector. In remarks published by the Financial Times on Monday, Bailey said the widening gap between public- and
Dell Technologies DELL shares extended their rally on Monday after the company unveiled its most affordable XPS laptop yet, adding fresh momentum to a stock already boosted by record earnings and growing demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure. The company introduced the new XPS 13 on Sunday, positioning it directly against Apple’s MacBook Neo in the
Arm Holdings shares soared in premarket trading on Monday after investors cheered the information that Nvidia’s new artificial intelligence-focused personal computer chip relies on Arm-based technology. The British semiconductor intellectual property company rose more than 11% before the opening bell, extending a remarkable rally that has already seen its shares more than triple in value
US stocks opened in the red on Monday as investors balanced renewed optimism around artificial intelligence against rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, while oil prices climbed following fresh developments involving Iran. The S&P 500 slipped 0.2%, while the Nasdaq Composite fell 0.1%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 132 points, or 0.26%
India is expected to discuss Washington’s Section 301 investigation and potential tariff measures with US trade officials this week as both countries work toward finalising a trade agreement. A US delegation led by chief negotiator Brendan Lynch is scheduled to hold three days of discussions with Indian trade officials in New Delhi beginning Tuesday. The
Shares of Strategy (previously known as Microstrategy) MSTR fell more than 6% on Monday after the company disclosed its first strategic Bitcoin sale, marking a notable departure from Executive Chairman Michael Saylor’s long-standing commitment to never sell the cryptocurrency. The decline was compounded by a price target cut from Mizuho and renewed weakness in Bitcoin,