Nvidia(US:NVDA) Xin Lang Cai Jing·2025-09-22 23:05Company - Facebook plans to launch an AI dating assistant [3] - Nvidia intends to invest $100 billion in OpenAI as part of data center development [3] - Oracle has promoted two presidents to co-CEOs [3] - Google's Gemini AI will be available on television [3] - A U.S. judge ruled that Trump cannot block offshore wind projects, leading to a surge in shares of Orsted [3] - OpenAI and Nvidia CEOs expressed concerns regarding Trump's H-1B visa fee [3] - Castle's fund manager Mewani has moved to Balyasny despite a previous loss of $50 million [3] - Following the release of iPhone 17, Apple's stock has turned positive for the year [3] - ExxonMobil has approved investment in the Hammerhead project in Guyana [3] - Nissan plans to launch an advanced version of its ProPilot driver assistance system by 2028 [3] - Pony.ai is entering the autonomous vehicle market in Singapore [3] Industry - The U.S. Labor Department has postponed the release of 2024 consumer spending data to October 30 [3] - Commodity overview: Oil prices slightly declined, while gold reached a new high [3] - Gold's record surge: Analysis of the driving forces behind it [3] - Cleveland Fed President stated that inflation remains too high, urging caution on rate cuts [3] - Richmond Fed President noted that "a small portion" of tariffs are passed on to consumers [3] - St. Louis Fed President indicated limited room for further rate cuts, advising against overly loose policies [3] - ECB Governing Council member Nagel downplayed concerns about a strong euro harming exports [3] - Research report indicates over 62,700 deaths in Europe due to high temperatures in 2024 [3] - In the European bond market, UK 30-year bond yields fell as traders focused on Bailey's speech and bond auctions [3] - Pennsylvania threatens to choose "independent operation" if the power grid is not reformed [3] - Emerging market ETFs are seeing accelerated inflows [3] - Deutsche Bank predicts the USD/JPY will continue to decline, likely falling below 140 yen by year-end [3]