The chip maker’s earnings could pose a greater risk to the S 500 than the jobs report, CPI or the Fed meeting, BofA anaylsts say.

While the earnings season is coming to an end, the world’s largest company in terms of market cap, Nvidia (NVDA), has yet to report its results for fiscal Q3 of 2025 (which ended in October). Nvidia is scheduled to announce its Q3 earnings this Wednesday,

Nvidia is back in the spotlight this week as it prepares to report earnings. Sales of its Blackwell chips are likely to be the key variable as the market gauges how long the chip maker will dominate the artificial-intelligence hardware market.

Fed speakers and Nvidia earnings will be in focus this week. • Nvidia is a buy with another huge beat-and-raise quarter on deck. • Target is a sell amid declining sales, downbeat outlook expected. • Looking for more actionable trade ideas?

Nvidia Corp's results in the coming week could guide the U.S. stock market on its next path, as investors turn their focus to the technology sector and artificial intelligence trade after an election-fueled rally stalled.

Quarterly results from AI-leader Nvidia greet a stock market grappling with uncertainty about the Fed's interest rate plans and the impact of president-elect Donald Trump's potential policies.

Last week's semiconductor selloff has pushed these stocks deeper into oversold territory, according to Renaissance Macro's Jeff deGraaf. With earnings from sector stalwart Nvidia Corp. due later this week,

One of the reasons for last week's pullback could be something I've been discussing, which is interest rates, and the long end of the curve, specifically.

U.S. stock futures wavered early Monday as the market looked to rebound after its worst week in more than two months. After a busy few weeks, investors have another major event to digest in the coming days–Nvidia earnings.