TREE NEWS reports: The Federal Reserve’s rate hike took effect, sending US equity futures higher in premarket trading, with Nasdaq 100 futures up more than 1%, Brent crude down 4% and spot gold up over 2%. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said the company’s chip sales next year will be double this year’s. Bank of England held rates but signaled a hawkish stance, warning inflation could top 4% early next year.
Fed rate hike lands; US stock futures climb premarket, Nvidia CEO sees chip sales doubling next year
The cross-asset reaction is the real signal here: equities and gold rallying while crude slides suggests markets are pricing this hike as a peak rather than a step toward tighter conditions, and the BoE's hawkish hold reinforces that divergence. Nvidia's own sales guidance matters less as a forecast than as a test of whether AI chip demand can stay decoupled from the rate cycle. Whether that decoupling holds once the Fed's next move comes into view is the open question.
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