US crude tumbles, silver plunges, and copper pulls back — all while the geopolitical heat from Iran cools slightly. But in tech, the cost story is just heating up. Nvidia’s H200 chips can now be sold to China, but a 25% fee collected when the chips pass through the US raises costs. China, meanwhile, has effectively halted H200 imports, adding another layer of uncertainty. TSMC beats earnings expectations thanks to strong AI demand, but building new fabs in the US is costly and time-consuming. While metal prices are down this morning, the debasement trade continues to support the bullish outlook. How that impacts technology companies? Who feels the heat? Watch the full episode to find out more!
Intro0:57 Iran deescalation gives a break to commodity bulls
2:10 But trade news continue to flow in - focus on Nvidia
4:58 TSMC earnings beat but...
6:47 How rising metal prices impact tech companies?










