Key facts

• Friday close: $129.49, up 7.58 percent from $120.37; range $122.62-$136.87 on about 24.5 million shares (StockAnalysis, Yahoo Finance). After-hours trading was near $130.95.
• The week: down 16.0 percent from the $154.14 close on 30 October.
• Thursday: down 14.94 percent to $120.37, with an intraday low near $113 (StockAnalysis, Yahoo Finance).
• 52-week range: $73.52 to $299.86 (Yahoo Finance). Friday’s close is 56.8 percent below the high.
• Results date: Thursday 12 November before the market opens, with a call at 8:00 a.m. ET (Nebius release, 30 October). Some calendars still show 10 November; the company’s date is the one to use.
• Third-quarter consensus: revenue of about $907 million and a loss of about $0.72 per share (MarketBeat, TradingView).
• Analysts: a “Buy” consensus from 22 analysts, with an average 12-month target of $278.05 and a range of $84 to $410 (StockAnalysis, updated 4 November).

Why the stock fell, and why it bounced

Thursday’s drop followed a Bloomberg report that Microsoft had tightened oversight of data center projects run by neocloud providers, the specialist AI cloud companies it rents capacity from. Nebius was named among them, but the report disclosed no change to its Microsoft contract, worth $17.4 billion over five years and up to $19.4 billion. Our desk set out what Microsoft actually did at other firms in Nebius Stock $120.37: Microsoft Neocloud Oversight.

Friday’s rebound came from a rival’s numbers. After Thursday’s close, IREN said its AI cloud revenue nearly tripled from the prior quarter to $200 million, and that contract pricing rose 11 percent on three-year deals and 12 percent on five-year deals (TIKR). One five-year deal at about $22 million per megawatt falls inside the $20 million to $25 million range Nebius management gave for its August deals. Jefferies strategist Jane Gibbons called Thursday’s sell-off “reactionary” (TIKR). IREN’s report had a warning in it too: it moved its target of more than $4 billion in annualized revenue from year-end to January, after a design change requested by Microsoft. Our IREN page has the details.

What the third quarter has to show

Second-quarter revenue was $582 million, up 454 percent year on year, with adjusted EBITDA of $236 million (GuruFocus, The Next Web). The roughly $907 million consensus for the third quarter means revenue has to grow about 56 percent in three months. Estimates are not tightly grouped: BusinessQuant shows about $928 million, and a Benzinga-compiled figure cited by Tickeron is about $937 million.

The quarter’s revenue may matter less than three other items:

• Full-year guidance: management reaffirmed 2026 revenue of $3.0 billion to $3.4 billion and an adjusted EBITDA margin of about 40 percent in August. The analyst estimate for the year is $3.35 billion (StockAnalysis), near the top of that range.
• Run rate: annualized revenue was $3 billion at the end of June, against a year-end goal of $7 billion to $9 billion. Most of the jump depends on capacity coming online in the second half.
• Spending and funding: the 2026 capital spending plan is $20 billion to $25 billion. In October the company arranged a Citi-led 364-day facility of more than $3.5 billion at Term SOFR plus 2.75 points (Boerse Express). Any comment on the Microsoft relationship will be read closely.

What Wall Street is saying

The $278.05 average target is 114.7 percent above Friday’s close, but it was last updated on 4 November, before Thursday’s fall. The most recent changes point down (StockAnalysis):

• Citi (Tyler Radke): Buy, target cut to $265 from $324 on 4 November.
• Piper Sandler (James Fish): Hold, target cut to $185 from $237 on 21 October.
• Bank of America (Tal Liani): Buy, $310 target reiterated on 22 October.

On valuation, TIKR puts Nebius at 5.4 times forward sales against a five-year average of 10.6 times.

Nebius stock: bull, base and bear

The bear case sits below Friday’s close. Analyst targets are listed separately above. These are reference levels measured from the verified closing price, not forecasts.

What to watch this week

• $120.37: Thursday’s close. Holding above it before the report keeps the bounce intact.
• Tuesday 10 November: US October CPI at 8:30 a.m. ET (BLS), with December Fed hike odds near 80 percent after the jobs report (GoldSilver, citing CME FedWatch).
• Tuesday’s CoreWeave report: the closest read-across before Nebius’s own numbers.
• Thursday 12 November: Nebius results before the open and the call at 8:00 a.m. ET.
• 17 November: Nvidia’s results, covered on our Nvidia week-ahead page. Nvidia invested $2.0 billion in Nebius in March (TIKR).

FAQ

What is the Nebius stock price today?

US markets are closed for the weekend. Nebius closed Friday 6 November at $129.49, up 7.58 percent, and traded near $130.95 after hours (StockAnalysis). Regular trading resumes at 9:30 a.m. ET on Monday.

When does Nebius report earnings?

Nebius reports third-quarter 2026 results on Thursday 12 November before the market opens, with a call at 8:00 a.m. ET, according to the company’s 30 October release.

What are analysts expecting from Nebius in the third quarter?

Consensus is about $907 million of revenue and a loss of about $0.72 per share (MarketBeat, TradingView). Other estimates run as high as about $937 million.

Why did Nebius stock fall 15 percent?

The 14.94 percent fall on 5 November followed a Bloomberg report that Microsoft had tightened oversight of neocloud data center projects, during a wider AI sell-off. No change to the Nebius contract was disclosed.

What is the Nebius stock price target?

The average 12-month target from 22 analysts is $278.05, with a low of $84 and a high of $410 (StockAnalysis, updated 4 November). Those figures predate Thursday’s fall.

What are the key levels for NBIS?

Support sits at $122.62, $120.37 and the intraday low near $113. Resistance is at $136.87, $141.52 and $154.14 (StockAnalysis, Yahoo Finance).

Sources: Nebius release, 30 October (results date and call time); StockAnalysis, 4-8 November (closes, after-hours price, analyst consensus, target changes, full-year estimate); Yahoo Finance, 6 November (daily ranges, volume, 52-week range); MarketBeat, 5 November, and TradingView (third-quarter consensus); BusinessQuant and Tickeron (alternative estimates); TIKR, 6 November (IREN read-across, Jefferies comment, valuation, Nvidia stake); GuruFocus and The Next Web, August (second-quarter results and guidance); Boerse Express, 2 November (Citi facility); Bloomberg via FinanceFeeds, 6 November (Microsoft oversight report); GoldSilver, 6 November (FedWatch odds); Bureau of Labor Statistics (CPI schedule).

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Stock prices are volatile. Do your own research and consult a licensed financial adviser before making investment decisions.

Key facts

• Friday close: $160.38, up 3.48 percent from $154.99; range $157.24-$163.97 on about 24.3 million shares (StockAnalysis, Yahoo Finance). After-hours trading was near $160.84.
• The week: down 12.9 percent from the $184.11 close on 30 October.
• Thursday: down 9.73 percent to $154.99 with a $152.60 low on 50.0 million shares, against a 30-day average of 23.8 million (Gotrade).
• The streak: eight straight lower closes from 27 October to 5 November, a 22 percent fall from $198.84 (StockAnalysis).
• 52-week range: $106.37 to $212.94 (Yahoo Finance). Friday’s close is 24.7 percent below the high.
• Analysts: a “Buy” consensus from 33 analysts, with an average 12-month target of $222.25 and a range of $80 to $273 (StockAnalysis, updated 5 November).
• Next company catalyst: fourth-quarter results, expected in February 2027 (Trefis).

What happened on Thursday

Palantir issued no announcement, earnings report or filing on 5 November (Trefis). The 9.73 percent fall came with the market: the S&P 500 lost 4.4 percent, the Nasdaq Composite 5.5 percent and the Technology Select Sector SPDR fund 8.0 percent, in a sell-off of stocks tied to AI capital spending (Trefis). Yahoo Finance linked the move to the Democratic win in Congress, according to Gotrade. Palantir fell further than Snowflake (down 7.2 percent) and Microsoft (down 3.6 percent), and only one session in the prior 365 days was worse: an 11.6 percent drop on 4 February 2026 (Trefis).

The stock was already falling before the rout. Third-quarter results on 2 November beat forecasts, but it kept sliding after them. Our desk covered the bookings slowdown in PLTR Stock $154.99: Eighth Straight Loss, and our post-results page has the full quarter, including the raised full-year revenue guide of $8.530-$8.534 billion. That page’s $155 bear level was reached on Thursday.

Why Friday’s bounce is unproven

Friday’s 3.48 percent rise compares with a 1.4 percent gain for the Invesco QQQ fund, which tracks the Nasdaq 100 (Yahoo Finance). Palantir out-gained the index, which is what a rebound after an eight-day fall should do. Three details keep the signal weak:

• Volume: about 24.3 million shares, against 50.0 million on Thursday, so the rebound drew about half the participation of the sell-off.
• Range: the $163.97 high stayed below Thursday’s $166.72 open and below the $164.55 low of 10 September, a level that used to be support (Yahoo Finance).
• Valuation: at Thursday’s close the stock traded at 51.2 times trailing sales, against 3.2 times for the S&P 500 (Trefis). At that multiple, higher interest rates matter a great deal.

Rates are the immediate risk. The US added 165,000 jobs in October against about 65,000 expected, which lifted the odds of a December Fed rate hike to about 80 percent (GoldSilver, citing CME FedWatch). Our desk covered the release in US Economy Adds 165,000 Jobs as December Fed Rate Hike Odds Rise.

What Wall Street is saying

Analysts lifted or held their targets around the results, and most of these calls were made before Thursday’s close (StockAnalysis):

• Goldman Sachs (Gabriela Borges): Buy, target raised to $235 from $230 on 5 November.
• Bank of America (Ronald Epstein): Buy, $255 target reiterated on 5 November.
• Barclays (Anthony Valentini): Buy, target raised to $273 from $265 on 4 November.
• Freedom Capital Markets (Almas Almaganbetov): Buy, target raised to $250 from $230 on 4 November.

The $222.25 average sits 38.6 percent above Friday’s close, while the low end of the range, $80, is about half of it. The gap between those two numbers shows how far apart the views on valuation remain.

Palantir stock: bull, base and bear

The bear case sits below Friday’s close. Analyst targets are listed separately above. These are reference levels measured from the verified closing price, not forecasts.

What to watch this week

• Monday’s volume: a gain on more than Friday’s 24.3 million shares would be the first sign of real buying.
• Tuesday 10 November: US October CPI at 8:30 a.m. ET (BLS). CoreWeave reports its third quarter the same day.
• $152.60: Thursday’s low. A close below it would be the lowest since 3 August (Yahoo Finance).
• Thursday 12 November: Nebius reports before the open, another read on AI spending.
• 17 November: Nvidia’s results, covered on our Nvidia week-ahead page, are the biggest AI event left this month.

FAQ

What is the Palantir stock price today?

US markets are closed for the weekend. Palantir closed Friday 6 November at $160.38, up 3.48 percent, and traded near $160.84 after hours (StockAnalysis). Regular trading resumes at 9:30 a.m. ET on Monday.

Why did Palantir stock drop 9.7 percent?

The 9.73 percent fall on 5 November came with a broad sell-off in AI-linked stocks. Palantir itself released no news that day (Trefis).

Did Palantir’s losing streak end?

Yes. The stock fell for eight straight sessions from 27 October to 5 November, then rose 3.48 percent on 6 November (StockAnalysis).

What is the Palantir stock price target?

The average 12-month target from 33 analysts is $222.25, with a low of $80 and a high of $273 (StockAnalysis, updated 5 November). That average is 38.6 percent above Friday’s close.

When does Palantir report earnings next?

Fourth-quarter results are expected in February 2027 (Trefis). The company reported its third quarter on 2 November.

What are the key levels for PLTR?

Support sits at $157.24 and $152.60, Friday’s and Thursday’s lows. Resistance is at $163.97, $166.72, $171.70 and $178.34 (StockAnalysis, Yahoo Finance).

Sources: StockAnalysis, 6-8 November (closes, after-hours price, analyst consensus and target changes); Yahoo Finance, 6 November (daily ranges, volume, 52-week range, QQQ, 10 September low); Trefis, 6 November (Thursday’s market moves, company news check, valuation, next results); Gotrade, 6 November (Thursday’s session and volume); GoldSilver, 6 November (payrolls and FedWatch odds); Bureau of Labor Statistics (CPI schedule).

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Stock prices are volatile. Do your own research and consult a licensed financial adviser before making investment decisions.

Key facts

• Monday price: spot gold about $4,112.67 at 06:46 GMT, up 1.03 percent (FXEmpire). Reuters had it higher earlier, at $4,123.46 by 04:28 GMT, up 1.4 percent. Trading Economics showed $4,110.38 on 9 November.
• Friday’s close: Kitco’s New York spot close was $4,070.10, down 0.42 percent (via Guardian Gold). Closing figures vary with each provider’s cut-off time, and our Saturday gold page used a $4,045 close from Rio Times. December futures settled at $4,074.90 (Yahoo Finance).
• Last week: bullion gained about 5 percent (Reuters), after a one-year low near $3,870 on 30 October (FXEmpire; Guardian Gold).
• The Fed: CME FedWatch showed an 81 percent chance of a December rate hike, up from 71 percent (Reuters, 9 November).
• Record: gold is about 26.7 percent below its all-time high of $5,608.35, reached in January (Trading Economics).
• Next: US October CPI on Tuesday 10 November at 8:30 a.m. ET (13:30 GMT), then PPI on Friday 13 November.

Why gold is up on Monday

The move starts with oil. Brent fell after Trump said he was highly unlikely to order new attacks on Iran while talks make progress, and our Monday Brent page has the detail. Cheaper oil lowers one source of inflation pressure, which matters to gold because the market now expects the Federal Reserve to raise rates next month.

“Trump’s more conciliatory tone toward Iran is helping keep a lid on oil prices, which in turn eases some of the inflationary pressure,” Tim Waterer, chief market analyst at KCM Trade, told Reuters. A softer dollar added support on Monday (Reuters).

The rebound comes one trading day after the US reported 165,000 new jobs for October against about 65,000 expected, which lifted rate hike odds and pushed gold down on Friday. Our desk covered that release in US Economy Adds 165,000 Jobs as December Fed Rate Hike Odds Rise.

Tuesday’s CPI report will look different

The Bureau of Labor Statistics will not publish 12-month changes for October for indexes where October 2025 data are missing, because prices could not be collected during the 2025 government shutdown (BLS, via StockTitan). Traders will focus on the monthly numbers instead.

RBC Economics expects headline and core CPI to have risen 0.3 percent in October. The Cleveland Fed’s nowcast, as of 6 November, was 0.24 percent overall and 0.21 percent core (StockTitan). September’s readings were 0.6 percent headline and 0.3 percent core, with the last published yearly rate at 3.7 percent.

Waterer’s warning covers the downside for gold: “Any hot readings would likely firm the dollar and lift the odds of a December rate hike, which would quickly put gold back on the defensive.”

Levels to watch

FXEmpire’s Muhammad Umair named $4,150 as the level to clear on Monday, with a move above it opening the way towards about $4,400. On the downside, FOREX.com’s Fawad Razaqzada called $4,000 critical and described CPI as “the trigger behind the next big move,” while Blue Line Futures’ Phillip Streible expects a December hike and sees a possible drop below $4,000 as a “final shakeout” (both via Guardian Gold). Thursday’s high of $4,134.83 is the nearest reference between today’s price and $4,150. Goldman Sachs cut its end-2026 forecast to $4,150 from $4,650 last week (Reuters).

Gold this week: bull, base and bear

The bear case sits below the current price. These are reference levels measured from the 06:46 GMT spot quote, not forecasts.

What to watch this week

• Tuesday 10 November, 13:30 GMT: US October CPI, monthly figures only for the main indexes.
• FedWatch: whether December hike odds move away from 81 percent after the report.
• Iran talks: Trump’s comment depends on progress, so a setback could lift oil and revive inflation worries.
• Friday 13 November: US October PPI.
• Silver: it is rising faster than gold on Monday. See our Monday silver page.

FAQ

What is the gold price today?

Spot gold was about $4,112.67 an ounce at 06:46 GMT on Monday 9 November, up 1.03 percent (FXEmpire). December futures were near $4,119.60 at 06:40 GMT (Yahoo Finance).

Why is gold up today?

Oil fell after President Trump said new attacks on Iran were highly unlikely while talks progress, which eased inflation worries. A softer dollar also helped (Reuters).

When is the next CPI report?

The October CPI report is due on Tuesday 10 November 2026 at 8:30 a.m. ET (13:30 GMT).

Why will the October CPI report have no yearly rate?

Prices were not collected in October 2025 during the government shutdown, so the BLS will not publish 12-month changes for indexes where that data is missing (BLS, via StockTitan).

What are the odds of a December Fed rate hike?

CME FedWatch showed an 81 percent chance on Monday, up from 71 percent before the jobs report (Reuters).

What are the key gold levels this week?

$4,000 is the main support named by analysts. Above the current price, watch Thursday’s $4,134.83 high and $4,150 (FXEmpire).

Sources: FXEmpire, 9 November (spot price, 12-month range, Muhammad Umair’s levels); Reuters via Business Recorder, 9 November (04:28 GMT spot and futures, Tim Waterer’s comments, FedWatch odds, weekly gain); Yahoo Finance, 9 November (December futures and prior settlement); Trading Economics, 9 November (spot price, record high); Guardian Gold, 9 November (Kitco close, Razaqzada and Streible comments); StockTitan, 6 November (BLS note, RBC and Cleveland Fed forecasts); Reuters via Discovery Alert and Business Recorder, 5-6 November (Thursday high, Goldman forecast).

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Commodity prices are volatile. Do your own research and consult a licensed financial adviser before making investment decisions.

Key facts

• Monday price: about $96.45 at 06:40 GMT (Yahoo Finance). Trading has been choppy: Brent opened near $97.50, then stood at $98.35 by 04:27 GMT, up 3 cents, before falling again (Reuters).
• WTI: US West Texas Intermediate was $91.30 at the same 04:27 GMT check, up 0.5 percent (Reuters).
• Last week: Brent fell 16 percent, the steepest weekly drop since the start of the Covid pandemic (Reuters). Our Saturday Brent page covers that fall.
• The low: January Brent settled at $93.52 on Wednesday 4 November (our Thursday Brent page), and HDFC Sky put last week’s low at $93.22.
• Supply: JPMorgan estimated a surplus of 1.1 million barrels per day in September, widening to 1.4 million in October (Reuters).
• Next: US October CPI on Tuesday 10 November at 13:30 GMT, and OPEC’s monthly report on Wednesday.

What Trump said, and what he did not

Trump told CNN he was highly unlikely to order new attacks while talks to end the conflict and reopen Hormuz make progress. The remark was conditional. Asked about the outcome, he said: “It depends on whether or not they sign a very strong agreement” (Reuters).

Tim Waterer, chief market analyst at KCM Trade, described Trump’s comments as “more measured” (Reuters). Oil’s first reaction was lower, then the market steadied in Asian hours as traders weighed the remaining risks.

Those risks remain real. Both the US and Iran reported shipping being hit in or near the Strait of Hormuz (Reuters; Gulf News). US Secretary of State Marco Rubio called Iran’s demands “unacceptable”, and Trading Economics also noted Houthi attacks on a Riyadh building and Saudi Aramco offices. Sugandha Sachdeva, founder of SS WealthStreet in New Delhi, told Reuters: “Despite the recent optimism surrounding a potential diplomatic breakthrough, the underlying geopolitical risks remain elevated.”

Why CPI matters for oil this week

Lower oil is already feeding into interest rate expectations. Gold rose on Monday because cheaper crude eased inflation concerns, as covered on our Monday gold page. CME FedWatch shows an 81 percent chance of a December rate hike (Reuters), so a hot CPI report on Tuesday could strengthen the dollar and weigh on commodity prices.

Supply is the other side of the trade. JPMorgan’s surplus estimates argue against a quick return to last month’s prices if Hormuz traffic recovers. If talks fail, that surplus matters less than lost supply.

Levels to watch

FXEmpire’s most recent oil forecast, published last week with Brent near $99.66, identified $104.16 as the retest resistance and kept a slightly bearish bias below it. On the downside, the $93.22-$93.52 zone from last week is the nearest support on the chart.

Brent this week: bull, base and bear

The bear case sits below the current price. These are reference levels measured from the 06:40 GMT quote, not forecasts.

What to watch this week

• Iran talks: any sign of a signed framework, or a reversal of Trump’s comment.
• Hormuz: further reports of ships being hit.
• Tuesday 10 November: US October CPI at 13:30 GMT and the EIA Short-Term Energy Outlook.
• Wednesday 11 November: OPEC’s monthly oil market report.
• Dollar: a firmer dollar after CPI would add pressure on oil.

FAQ

What is the Brent crude price today?

Brent was about $96.45 a barrel at 06:40 GMT on Monday 9 November, down 1.9 percent from Friday’s $98.32 settlement (Yahoo Finance).

Why is oil falling today?

President Trump said he was highly unlikely to order new attacks on Iran while talks progress, which reduced the war risk priced into crude (Reuters).

How much did Brent fall last week?

Brent fell 16 percent last week, its steepest weekly drop since the start of the Covid pandemic (Reuters).

What is the WTI price today?

WTI was $91.30 a barrel at 04:27 GMT on Monday, up 0.5 percent at that time (Reuters). Prices have moved since then.

Is the oil market in surplus?

JPMorgan estimated a surplus of 1.1 million barrels per day in September and 1.4 million in October (Reuters). The Strait of Hormuz disruption remains the main risk to those estimates.

What are the key Brent levels this week?

Support at $93.22-$93.52 from last week and resistance at $104.16 (FXEmpire).

Sources: Yahoo Finance, 9 November (06:40 GMT Brent quote and prior settlement); Trading Economics, 9 November (Brent quote, Rubio and Houthi items); Reuters via Business Recorder and Global Banking and Finance, 9 November (04:27 GMT prices, weekly fall, Trump remarks, Sachdeva and Waterer comments, JPMorgan estimates, FedWatch odds); Gulf News, 9 November (Hormuz shipping); FXEmpire, 6 November (levels); HDFC Sky, November (weekly low).

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Commodity prices are volatile. Do your own research and consult a licensed financial adviser before making investment decisions.

Key facts

• Friday close: $186.64, up 2.78 percent; open $191.10, range $185.22-$194.90, volume about 180 million shares (StockAnalysis).
• Overnight: about $180.30 (Reuters, Blue Ocean and perpetual futures) to about $178.81 (Invezz). These are thin overnight quotes; the regular session opens at 14:30 GMT.
• Thursday’s low: $181.46, on a 9.26 percent fall to a $181.60 close (StockAnalysis).
• 52-week range: $164.27 to $243.37 (StockAnalysis).
• Results: Nvidia’s third-quarter fiscal 2027 conference call is set for Tuesday 17 November at 2 p.m. PT (Nvidia press release, 28 October).
• Congress: three House committee chairs asked Huang for a closed-door briefing on 18 November (CNBC). The request is voluntary and asks for a reply or alternative date by 11 November.

What the board said

In a statement published on Sunday, the board said it “is initiating an independent investigation in light of recent reporting that founder and CEO Jensen Huang has been the target of a foreign intelligence effort.” A committee of independent directors, “assisted by outside independent counsel,” will oversee it (CNBC).

The statement adds: “While the Board has no reason to believe that either national security or NVIDIA secrets were compromised, the Board’s inquiry will examine all available information.” It says Huang “fully supports the review” and that the board “has confidence in Jensen and his leadership team.” The company told CNBC that Huang “is committed to continuing to lead NVIDIA as CEO without interruption.”

Our desk covers the governance story in Nvidia Launches Investigation Into CEO Jensen Huang and the political side in Nvidia Faces Tougher Washington Scrutiny. This page focuses on the share price.

What it means for the stock

InvestingLive listed three risks for shareholders: key-person and governance risk at a founder-led company during an open investigation, Washington scrutiny that could cloud Huang’s role in chip policy, and the China export question. It also noted that “nothing so far touches demand, supply or earnings.”

That last point is why the session matters. Nvidia lost about 10.7 percent last week on AI and rate concerns, as covered on our Sunday Nvidia page. The overnight move adds a new company-specific reason to sell, eight days before a report that normally moves the stock on its own.

Tuesday’s US October CPI report is the other near-term event. CME FedWatch shows an 81 percent chance of a December rate hike (Reuters), and a hot reading would add pressure on expensive growth stocks.

Levels to watch

The first test is Thursday’s $181.46 low, which overnight quotes are already below. A close under it would point to Investing.com’s $171.83 pivot support, cited on our Sunday page, and then the $164.27 52-week low. On the upside, Friday’s high of $194.90 and the $193-$194 gap left by Thursday’s fall are the first resistance. StockAnalysis lists an average 12-month analyst target of $327.14 from 62 analysts, though that figure predates the board’s announcement.

Nvidia stock: bull, base and bear

The bear case sits below the overnight price. These are reference levels measured from Reuters’ overnight quote, not forecasts.

What to watch this week

• Monday’s open, 14:30 GMT: whether the regular session confirms the overnight fall.
• $181.46: Thursday’s low; closing below it opens the $172 pivot.
• Tuesday 10 November: US October CPI at 8:30 a.m. ET.
• Wednesday 11 November: the date House chairs set for a response on the briefing request.
• Board updates: the statement says more information will come “as appropriate.”

FAQ

What is Nvidia’s stock price today?

Nvidia closed at $186.64 on Friday 6 November (StockAnalysis). Overnight quotes on Monday were about $178.81 to $180.30 (Invezz; Reuters). The regular session opens at 14:30 GMT.

Why is Nvidia stock down today?

Nvidia’s board announced an independent investigation on Sunday, following reporting that Huang has been the target of a foreign intelligence effort, in the board’s words (CNBC).

Is Jensen Huang still CEO of Nvidia?

Yes. The company told CNBC that Huang is committed to continuing to lead Nvidia as CEO without interruption.

When does Nvidia report earnings?

Nvidia has scheduled its third-quarter fiscal 2027 conference call for Tuesday 17 November 2026 at 2 p.m. PT, according to its 28 October press release.

Has the board found any security breach?

The board says it has “no reason to believe that either national security or NVIDIA secrets were compromised,” and that its inquiry will examine all available information (CNBC).

What are the key Nvidia levels?

Thursday’s low of $181.46, Investing.com’s $171.83 pivot support and the $164.27 52-week low below; Friday’s high of $194.90 above.

Sources: StockAnalysis, 6-9 November (price history, 52-week range, analyst target); Reuters via Global Banking and Finance, 9 November (overnight quote); Invezz, 9 November (overnight quote); CNBC, 8 November (board statement, company statement, House letter); Nvidia press release, 28 October (results date); InvestingLive, 8 November (investor risks); Reuters via Business Recorder, 9 November (FedWatch odds); Investing.com, 6 November (technical levels).

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Stock prices are volatile. Do your own research and consult a licensed financial adviser before making investment decisions.

Key facts

• Monday price: spot silver about $52.52 at 06:45 GMT, up 1.12 percent (FXEmpire). Trading Economics showed $52.54 on 9 November.
• Monday’s early high: $53.31 at 02:20 GMT (Reuters data via Analytics Insight) and $53.15 at 04:28 GMT (Reuters). Silver has given back part of that move since then.
• Friday’s close: $51.89 in New York, up 5.75 percent on the week (Precious Metals International, as cited on our Sunday silver page). December futures settled at $51.94 (Yahoo Finance).
• 12-month range: $48.62 to $121.67 (FXEmpire). Silver is about 57 percent below its January record of $121.64 (Trading Economics).
• The Fed: CME FedWatch showed an 81 percent chance of a December rate hike, up from 71 percent (Reuters).
• Next: US October CPI on Tuesday 10 November at 8:30 a.m. ET and PPI on Friday 13 November.

Why silver is up on Monday

Silver is following the same trade as gold. Brent fell after President Trump said new attacks on Iran were highly unlikely while talks progress, and cheaper oil reduces one source of inflation pressure (Reuters). A softer dollar helped as well. Gold rose about 1 percent in the same session, as covered on our Monday gold page.

At Monday’s prices, one ounce of gold buys about 78 ounces of silver, based on the FXEmpire spot quotes for both metals. Silver tends to move further than gold in both directions, so Tuesday’s report could produce a larger percentage move here.

The higher hike odds are the main headwind. The US added 165,000 jobs in October against about 65,000 expected, and our desk covered the release in US Economy Adds 165,000 Jobs as December Fed Rate Hike Odds Rise. Tim Waterer of KCM Trade told Reuters that any hot CPI readings “would likely firm the dollar and lift the odds of a December rate hike.”

What Tuesday’s CPI report will show

This report will not include the usual 12-month rate for indexes where October 2025 data are missing, because prices could not be collected during the 2025 government shutdown (BLS, via StockTitan). The monthly figures will carry the attention. RBC Economics expects headline and core inflation of 0.3 percent for the month, and the Cleveland Fed’s nowcast as of 6 November was 0.24 percent overall and 0.21 percent core (StockTitan).

Levels to watch

FXEmpire’s Muhammad Umair said a break above $55 could open the way towards $59.75 and then $60. In a separate FXEmpire analysis, silver buyers need to hold $51.05, and a break below it puts $48.62, the 12-month low, back in focus. Monday’s $53.15-$53.31 area is the first test on the way up.

Silver this week: bull, base and bear

The bear case sits below the current price. These are reference levels measured from the 06:45 GMT spot quote, not forecasts.

What to watch this week

• Tuesday 10 November, 8:30 a.m. ET: US October CPI, with no annual rate for the main indexes.
• $51.05: a break below this level opens the $48.62 12-month low.
• Friday 13 November: US October PPI.
• Oil and Iran: a setback in talks could lift crude and revive inflation concerns.

FAQ

What is the silver price today?

Spot silver was about $52.52 an ounce at 06:45 GMT on Monday 9 November, up 1.12 percent (FXEmpire). December futures were near $52.53 at 06:40 GMT (Yahoo Finance).

Why is silver up today?

Oil fell after President Trump said new attacks on Iran were highly unlikely while talks progress, which eased inflation concerns, and the dollar softened (Reuters).

When is the next CPI report?

The October CPI report is due on Tuesday 10 November 2026 at 8:30 a.m. ET.

Why will CPI have no yearly rate?

Prices were not collected in October 2025 during the government shutdown, so the BLS will not publish 12-month changes for indexes where that data is missing (BLS, via StockTitan).

What is the gold to silver ratio today?

About 78, based on FXEmpire spot quotes of $4,112.67 for gold and $52.52 for silver on Monday morning.

What are the key silver levels this week?

Support at $51.05 and $48.62, resistance at $53.15-$53.31 and $55 (FXEmpire; Reuters).

Sources: FXEmpire, 8-9 November (spot price, 12-month range, Muhammad Umair’s levels, $51.05 analysis); Reuters via Business Recorder and Analytics Insight, 9 November (early Monday spot prices, FedWatch odds, Tim Waterer’s comment); Yahoo Finance, 9 November (December futures and settlement); Trading Economics, 9 November (spot price, record high); Precious Metals International, 6 November (Friday close, weekly gain); StockTitan, 6 November (BLS note, RBC and Cleveland Fed forecasts).

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Commodity prices are volatile. Do your own research and consult a licensed financial adviser before making investment decisions.