Donald Trump’s potential reelection could impact regulation and policy for Big Tech companies. Trump previously opposed social media platforms and promoted a narrative that they censor conservative viewpoints. If reelected, he may pursue stricter regulations on these companies and consider actions that could reshape their operations. This possible shift could influence how Big Tech manages content and engages with users, along with their relationships with government entities. The events could also affect public perception and trust in these corporations.

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Federal Reserve officials plan to reduce the key interest rate for the second time, driven by easing inflation pressures and political changes. The Fed faces uncertainty about future rate adjustments due to incoming economic proposals that may lead to increased inflation. Current economic indicators show strong consumer spending but slowing hiring, raising concerns about the effects of further rate cuts. Treasury yields have increased since the last cut in September, affecting borrowing costs, including a rise in average 30-year mortgage rates. Proposed policies, like a 10% import tariff and higher taxes on select goods, may push inflation to 2.75% to 3% in the coming years, complicating the Fed's rate reduction plans. Investor expectations for rate cuts have shifted, showing only a 28% likelihood of a reduction in January. Economic growth remains solid, supported by consumer spending, but the job market exhibits strain, challenging the Fed's objectives to maintain employment while managing inflation.

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Nvidia reached a market cap of $3.58 trillion, surpassing Apple at $3.39 trillion and Microsoft at $3.10 trillion as of November 7, 2024. This marks Nvidia's second time holding the top position this year. The increase in Nvidia's stock links to rising investor interest in artificial intelligence. Major tech companies such as Meta and Google depend on Nvidia, contributing to positive investor sentiment. Nvidia, founded in 1993, faced early challenges but rebounded with the launch of the Riva 128 graphics chip in 1997. The company saw its shares rise over 200% this year and more than 2,700% over the past five years.

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