Wall Street is experiencing another volatile trading session as fresh U.S. Producer Price Index data triggers sharp swings in Nasdaq futures. FINTECH.TV contributor Errol Coleman speaks with Remy Blaire from the Cboe trading floor in Chicago about the latest premarket activity, including a nearly 200 point Nasdaq rally within five minutes of the inflation report before most of those gains evaporated. With investors continuing to digest hotter than expected consumer inflation figures earlier in the week, Coleman examines why market uncertainty remains elevated heading into the final weeks of 2026.
As traders prepare for Nvidia’s upcoming earnings report on November 17, Errol Coleman discusses the heightened volatility surrounding the semiconductor giant and its potential influence on the broader technology sector. With inflation data shaping expectations for the Federal Reserve’s next interest rate decision, the conversation explores how changing monetary policy expectations and upcoming corporate earnings could influence market sentiment and trading activity.
The discussion also turns to oil markets, where Coleman highlights backwardation in crude oil futures, with near term contracts trading at higher prices than contracts for later delivery. He explains how this pricing structure could signal tighter short term supply conditions and potentially greater oil price volatility. As Wall Street monitors inflation, energy markets, and Nvidia earnings, the conversation identifies the key developments traders are watching heading into the second half of the fourth quarter.