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In an interview with CNBC on Monday, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Austan Goolsbee noted that there is a lot going on in the world, which makes things more complicated for them, per Reuters.

Global markets plummeted on Monday due to growing U.S. recession fears exacerbated by a reported delay in Nvidia's next-generation AI chip production.

A recession signal has been triggered.

In the US, futures are sharply lower with tech plunging as the global AI/Semis trade - itself a byproduct of the carry trade - is sold and small-caps are re-shorted.

The Turkish Lira fell against the dollar at the start of weekly trading, recording a new record low against the dollar.

The shorter time frame suggests the possibility of a bounce within wave B or wave 2, which could provide a temporary relief rally before the continuation of the downward move.

According to TSA data, seven of the top U.S. airline travel days in history have occurred this year. In other words, travel has increased dramatically in recent years to supersede pre-pandemic levels.

Reality check: The markets are fine. Markets have been spooked by some unexpected, exogenous event. What should you do? Nothing. Markets were already deeply over-sold. Watch for a spike in volatility. Let the day play out, avoid knee-jerk reactions.

After opening on a negative note, Indian share markets Slipped further as the session progressed and ended the day weak.

Nvidia (NVDA) shares have tumbled in early Monday trading, extending the stock’s one-month decline to around 23%.

The digital assets space witnessed a bloodbath on Monday as Bitcoin’s slump toward $50K plunged the global crypto market capitalization to $1.83 trillion – a 15% dip.

At the end of last week's trading, gold prices rose to more than $2,476 per ounce, a new record level, after a weak report on jobs in the United States of America, which added to the size of the expected dovish shift by the Federal Reserve.

Stocks are set to open significantly lower following unprecedented movements in global markets.

Despite the rise in the GBP/USD exchange rate following the shock US jobs report and talk of an emergency rate cut by the Federal Reserve, the bears remain in control.