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Nasdaq 100 slides as AI funding fears bite, with Broadcom extending losses and Palantir flashing a potential reversal at resistance.

ASX 200 posts its best day in three months as big four banks rebound, FMG breaks higher and CSL continues to lag the market.

ASX 200 weakness deepens as Tech, Discretionary and Real Estate lead the selloff, with rising RBA hike risks adding further pressure.

The DAX rally faces resistance near 24,510- 24,650 as RSI signals overbought and momentum shows early signs of exhaustion. US indices hit record highs led by tech and healthcare, while weak jobs data and the shutdown delay payrolls, reinforcing Fed cut bets. Gold hovers near $3,900/oz with Goldman bullish, oil steadies ahead of OPEC+.

The DAX staged a breakout above 23,820 with bullish momentum, though overbought signals call for caution. In the US, weak jobs data reinforced Fed rate cut bets, while the shutdown delays key economic reports. Pharma stocks surged on tariff relief, Etsy jumped on an OpenAI partnership, and Amazon eyes grocery expansion. Gold nears $3,900/oz with Goldman seeing new highs, while geopolitics—from Ukraine to Asia—keeps risks elevated.

Wall Street broke its record streak as Powell balanced inflation vs jobs, leaving markets cautious. Tech led the pullback, while Boeing gained on a massive China order. Gold hit fresh records, with China set to expand its bullion market role. Meanwhile, the DAX sits at 23,300 support inside a descending triangle—hold and rebound toward 24,000, or break lower toward 23,000? Traders brace for a decisive move.

Markets opened volatile this week: Japan’s Nikkei crossed 44,000 for the first time, while gold and silver hit fresh records. Weak US labor data raised bets on a September Fed rate cut. The DAX remains trapped in a bearish channel, with risk if support at 23,600 breaks. Traders now look ahead to the ECB meeting and earnings from Oracle and GameStop.

Markets opened September mixed. US inflation risks remain sticky, while weak consumer sentiment and PMI data weigh on the Fed outlook. Japan’s tech-heavy Nikkei dropped sharply on chip sector losses, while Alibaba surged in Hong Kong on new AI chip development. In Europe, inflation was mixed, with Germany seeing a slight rise. The DAX remains stuck below resistance, signaling fading bullish momentum unless bulls reclaim 24,300.

Apple's best week since 2020 helped lift US equities, while gold surged past $3,500 amid new tariffs on semi-processed bars. Nvidia and AMD struck a unique deal to preserve China sales, boosting chip optimism. Markets now look to today's CPI and German ZEW data for direction. Bitcoin nears $122K, and central bank policy remains in focus ahead of the Trump-Putin summit on August 15.
What stocks are being discussed and traded today, and which ones are experiencing the sharpest moves before the bell?
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What stocks are being discussed and traded today, and which ones are experiencing the sharpest moves before the bell?
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