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Futures Tilt Higher as Nvidia Looms: Two Data Drops Could Flip the Script

Markets started the week with cautious optimism, led by tech stocks as traders anticipated Nvidia’s Wednesday earnings and the return of key economic data after a release delay. Early gains faded as investors awaited these major catalysts, with sentiment hinging on Nvidia’s AI outlook and fresh jobs numbers to shape macro expectations.
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Tariffs to 15%, $200B Inbound: The Swiss–Liechtenstein Deal You Didn’t See Coming

A non‑binding U.S.–Switzerland–Liechtenstein framework would cap many tariffs at 15% and unlock $200B in U.S. investments by 2028, with $67B in 2026. Market openings, TRQs, and regulatory steps round out the package.
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MBS’s White House Visit Collides With Trump’s Riyadh Brand Push – and a Possible F‑35 Deal

Diplomacy, fighter jets, and a luxury Riyadh project are set to collide as Mohammed bin Salman arrives at the White House. The timing is fueling fresh conflict‑of‑interest questions.
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Trump’s Quiet Bond Spree: 175+ Trades, $82 Million—and a Portfolio You Don’t See

New ethics filings show Donald Trump bought at least $82 million in municipal and corporate bonds from late August to early October, spanning more than 175 transactions. Most buys were munis; issuers include Meta, Broadcom, Netflix, and more. The administration says a third party manages the portfolio; an earlier filing cited more than $100 million in bond purchases since his return to the presidency.
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Hedge Funds Quietly Hit the Brakes on Big Tech – Here’s Where They’re Steering Next

Big-name hedge funds quietly trimmed the Magnificent Seven in Q3—and pivoted into software, payments, and a surprise Berkshire stake in Alphabet. Here’s what moved and why it matters.
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Trump’s Quiet Bond Spree: 175+ Trades, $82 Million—and a Portfolio You Don’t See
New ethics filings show Donald Trump bought at least $82 million in municipal and corporate bonds from late August to early October, spanning more than 175 transactions. Most buys were munis; issuers include Meta, Broadcom, Netflix, and more. The administration says a third party manages the portfolio; an earlier filing cited more than $100 million in bond purchases since his return to the presidency.
Tariffs to 15%, $200B Inbound: The Swiss–Liechtenstein Deal You Didn’t See Coming
A non‑binding U.S.–Switzerland–Liechtenstein framework would cap many tariffs at 15% and unlock $200B in U.S. investments by 2028, with $67B in 2026. Market openings, TRQs, and regulatory steps round out the package.
Hedge Funds Quietly Hit the Brakes on Big Tech – Here’s Where They’re Steering Next
Big-name hedge funds quietly trimmed the Magnificent Seven in Q3—and pivoted into software, payments, and a surprise Berkshire stake in Alphabet. Here’s what moved and why it matters.

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