Tariff insecurity and AI disruption are the flavors of the week as a sharp sell-off kick-started the final week of February

By Noel Randewich and Suzanne McGee SAN FRANCISCO/NEW YORK, Feb 24 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump boasted of stock market gains in his State of the Union speech on Tuesday and pledged that the government would contribute to workers' retirement savings,

SoFi shares pulled back during a broader fintech selloff, even as the company continues to scale revenue and profitability. Investors are taking a closer look at what this shift in sentiment means for the digital bank’s next phase of growth.

U.S. economist Pierfrancesco Mei worries that a 10% stock market pullback in the first half could cut GDP growth by half a percentage point, in one scenario.

Bonds rally in flight to safety, with gold and silver futures climbing

U.S. stock futures rose on Tuesday after closing lower on Monday. Futures of all the major benchmark indices were positive following a sell-off. A viral “Global Intelligence Crisis” report, on Monday,

Nvidia is set to report earnings as the only Magnificent 7 stock up more than 1 percent to start the year. While its mega-cap peers have succumbed to the software and AI sell-off

Although the Hindenburg Omen is not always accurate, it can be utilised alongside different technical analysis methods to determine optimal selling times.

The Motley Fool reports that 58% of individual investors plan to buy more stocks in 2026, driven by AI optimism, despite economic concerns.

Live Updates Analysts Bullish on Nvidia Heading into Earnings 10 hours ago Analysts at Truist just reiterated a buy rating on NVDA ahead of earnings this week. “We believe FQ4 results (and FQ1 outlook) will likely exceed consensus,