Global markets react to corporate earnings, sector-specific tech shifts, and emerging risks in the US debt and commodities landscape.

Marvell Technology shares jumped following a new chip-development deal with Google, which also includes a $12 billion stock purchase option, while Broadcom shares experienced a decline.

Home Depot reported second-quarter earnings that surpassed expectations as consumers prioritized small renovation projects despite a largely stagnant housing market.

Analysts at Bank of America suggest Nvidia could be trading at a significant discount due to lingering AI sector risks, even as the company remains a focal point for investors.

The U.S. national debt reached $40 trillion, prompting concerns from researchers regarding the long-term impact on consumer costs for housing, education, and social security.

Pakistan reported a 45% year-on-year surge in freelance export earnings in July, reaching $175.4 million, while the government simultaneously adjusted energy prices by lowering diesel costs and raising petrol rates.

Moderna's recent breakthrough in cancer vaccine development sparked a widespread rally across the biopharmaceutical sector, signaling a potential recovery for the industry.

Treasury markets face potential volatility in September as large corporations prepare to issue a significant wave of new bonds, threatening the current period of relative calm.

In India, the market regulator barred two individuals for a fabricated loan scheme at Dhenu Buildcon, and airline IndiGo reported widespread disruptions to its booking and check-in platforms.

Crypto card spending more than doubled to reach $759 million, reflecting growing adoption of digital asset-backed payment solutions.

Young consumers in China are increasingly opting to rent gear like cameras and camping equipment rather than buying, posing a challenge to government efforts to boost retail consumption.