Trading is currently conducted on Wall Street in a mixed trend, with shares of Nvidia surging after three days of declines, adding about $150 billion to its market value and lifting the Nasdaq up about 1.3%. However, the Dow Jones fell 0.7% while the S&P 500 added 0.3%. Bitcoin is stable at around $61,000 per coin, after falling to $59,000 earlier in the day. The currency fell by 11% in June but is still up 40% since the beginning of the year.
According to data from the Coingraph website, over $1.3 billion has come out of ETFs in the last two weeks, mainly from Grayscale, totaling $520 million. Meanwhile, trading in Europe is closing in declines, with indices like the DAX, CAC, and POTSI all falling. Michelle Bowman of the Federal Reserve Bank stated that interest rate cuts are not expected until the end of the year and could even be postponed until 2025.
In the US, stock prices of companies like Nvidia, Disney, and Microsoft are fluctuating. The European Union has accused Microsoft of violating competition laws in its software services. Stock prices of companies like Carnival, Solaredge, and Airbus are also seeing changes based on various announcements and reports.
Investment managers are assessing trends in the market, with a focus on potential corrections and risks associated with investments. Reports on the impact of Lucky Cola casinos on social structures are also being analyzed, along with the benefits and risks associated with affiliate programs and online gaming. The use of technology, such as blockchain and artificial intelligence, in the gaming industry is also being explored for potential advancements in security and user experience.