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U.S. stock futures rise on increased rate cut optimism; Dell’s outlook impresses U.S. stock futures ticked higher on Wednesday as growing expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut in December lifted market sentiment. As of 05:20 ET (10:20 GMT): Dow Jones Futures were up 140 points (+0.3%) S&P 500 Futures added 22 points (+0.3%) Nasdaq 100 Futures climbed 105 points (+0.4%) This follows Tuesday’s strong close, where all major Wall Street indices advanced for a third straight session. The Dow Jones posted its best performance since August, jumping nearly 665 points (+1.4%). #US# #Fed# #DowJones# #NASDAQ# #S&P500#

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Meta in Talks to Buy Google Chips; NVIDIA Hit, Alphabet Surges Meta is discussing a multi-billion-dollar deal to buy Google’s AI chips (TPUs) for its data centers starting 2027, per The Information. Meta may also rent TPUs from Google Cloud as early as next year. If finalized, this would be Google’s first major move to sell TPUs externally, shifting it from internal-use chips to direct competition with NVIDIA. Google Cloud executives believe the strategy could capture up to 10% of NVIDIA’s annual revenue. Market reaction: NVIDIA −4.1% premarket, set to lose ~$180B in market cap. Alphabet +4%, on track toward a $4T valuation. Takeaway: A Meta–Google chip deal would be the first real threat to NVIDIA’s dominance in AI hardware. #meta #nvidia #alphabet #google

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*Gold Market Update – Key Points* Gold prices edged higher on Monday, briefly testing the *$4,100 level before retreating to around $4,050 as traders remained cautious ahead of major U.S. economic releases this week. Investor focus is on U.S. data, including Thursday’s September nonfarm payrolls, which will offer fresh insight into economic momentum and guide expectations for the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate path. Rate-cut expectations have softened, with markets now pricing a 46% probability* of a quarter-point cut next month, down from 50% last week. Analysts say scaled-back expectations and lingering uncertainty after the government shutdown are weighing on gold. Several Fed policymakers have expressed reluctance toward further easing, citing persistent *inflation concerns* and signs of labour-market stability after two rate cuts this year. Gold, a non-yielding asset, typically benefits from lower interest rates and economic uncertainty, but current Fed hesitation is limiting upside momentum. Meanwhile, the U.S. dollar index (DXY) remains firm, reducing gold’s appeal for holders of other currencies.

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Pound Sterling holds onto gains against US Dollar amid dovish Fed bets The Pound Sterling continues to outperform its major currency peers since the UK budget announcement. Goldman Sachs expects the Sterling’s rally to be short-lived due to dovish BoE expectations. Weak US labor market conditions bolster the case for an interest rate cut by the Fed next week. #Fed# #pound# #dovish# #UK# #BOE#

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