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U.S. stocks are pointing to a modestly stronger start on Friday amid the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the US involvement in the Iran-Israel war. As the conflict in the Middle East is entering a second week, President Trump said he will decide in the coming two weeks whether the US will get involved in attacking Iran's nuclear facilities. This has eased fears of an imminent attack.

Nasdaq, Silver Outlook: As geopolitical tensions weigh on markets, tonight’s FOMC meeting could reshape expectations for a weakened U.S. Dollar. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq flirts with record highs and silver climbs to 2012 highs—highlighting a pivotal moment for risk, resilience, and opportunity across key assets.

The Nasdaq index began the week with steady bullish momentum, posting a gain of just over 1.4% in the short term.

Trade war uncertainty makes an unwelcome return, leaving investors to question holding expensive stocks. Other risks that include valuation concerns, bond market troubles, and a potential military conflict between Iran and Israel. Against this backdrop, the short-term risk to the Nasdaq 100 forecast is now tilted to the downside.

Wall Street’s rally is losing steam despite upbeat US–China trade talks. Bearish patterns and fading momentum suggest the major US indices may be nearing a turning point.

U.S. stocks are pointing to a muted start as investors await the outcome of ongoing trade talks between the US and China, which aim to ease tensions between the two powers. Chips and rare earth minerals will be a key focus for the discussions. Attention is also turning to US CPI data tomorrow.

Crude Oil, Nasdaq Outlook: Crude oil holds a bullish breakout above the $63 mark, while the Nasdaq remains capped below the key 21,800 resistance ahead of Friday’s Non-Farm Payrolls (NFPs) and amid intensifying tariff negotiations. What are the key levels to watch?

Nasdaq 100 futures hint at an upside move with traders eyeing the record highs, but tariff headlines could swing sentiment. Wall Street awaits Trump’s next trade move.

Nasdaq 100 leads Wall Street higher as US consumer sentiment surges. Can bullish momentum persist amid looming GDP and PCE inflation data later this week?

In the past two trading sessions, the Nasdaq index has recovered just over 2%, as market confidence has temporarily returned following the latest spike in trade war tensions, which proved to be only a short-lived scare.

EUR/USD, Nasdaq Outlook: The U.S. dollar's weakness is supporting EUR/USD above a 16-year descending channel, while anticipation around NVIDIA's earnings keeps the Nasdaq above 21,000.