European markets are expected to open marginally higher at the end of a choppy week of uncertain global sentiment.
The S&P 500 is headed for a fourth straight week of gains for the first time since last August. As of Thursday's close, the broader index was higher by nearly 0.3%.
Meanwhile, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is on pace for a second consecutive week of gains, or its best streak since its four straight weeks of gains ending in April. The benchmark is higher by 0.2%. On the other hand, the Nasdaq Composite is on pace to break a six-week winning streak. The tech-heavy index is just slightly down for the week, by 0.02%.CNBC Pro: Forget Nvidia: Fund manager says buy these two chip giants instead, giving one 30% upsideBut one fund manager told CNBC Pro he would not buy Nvidia right now. He explains why and says he would invest in two other chip giants instead.
He calls one "very cheap" and "a great story at a great valuation," and the other a "keystone in all technology," giving one of them 30% potential upside.
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