What will NVIDIA (NVDA) hit in March 2026?
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What will NVIDIA (NVDA) hit in March 2026?
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U.S. stock futures rose, bolstered by Meta's gains due to planned AI-related layoffs. The tech sector remains strong as Nvidia prepares for its developer conference. Rising oil prices amid Middle East tensions constrain risk-taking, with central banks monitoring energy costs. U.S. equities outperform global peers despite market volatility.
This year’s GTC event is being closely watched by investors looking for signals that Nvidia’s strategy of putting back its profits into the AI ecosystem is paying off.
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