Bank of America highlighted three technical signals that suggest the stock market's latest rally to all-time highs may be at risk.

A popular exchange-traded fund that holds seven closely watched Big Tech stocks was slumping Wednesday, dragged down by a large drop in shares of Nvidia Corp. after China reportedly banned its artificial-intelligence chips.

The China stock surge comes on the back of heavy institutional buying, including onshore mutual funds that have slashed cash levels to five-year lows.

Another important session beckons for the Nifty today as the bulls aim for further upside after crossing important levels in the last few sessions. The index crossed the July congestion zone of 25,250 and moved further higher in mid-week trading,

Trump’s tariffs continue to affect the global economy. Follow along for live updates on the Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq and other markets.

Investors often cheer lower interest rates, but the S&P 500 has historically delivered weak returns following rates cuts.

I’ll bet you think that investment newsletters’ most-recommended stock is Nvidia Corp., the AI-chip-producing giant whose stock has gained more than 30,000% over the past decade.

There is a puzzling contradiction at the heart of America’s economy. Investors are sinking more and more money into the stock market. Indexes are reaching record highs. But a growing number of American companies are refusing to participate in public markets at all.