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Nvidia’s (NVDA) shares tumbled Tuesday morning after rallying the previous day to close at an all-time high.

(Reuters) -European shares closed higher on Tuesday, buoyed by gains in the energy sector, while investors digested a slew of economic data that painted a mixed picture of the region's economic health. Europe's premier index closed up 0.3% at 513.08 points, a level not seen in three weeks, as traders speculated on the implications of rising inflation and looming interest rate decisions. While the consensus remains that the European Central Bank is likely to proceed with interest rate cuts in January, in the markets the rate-sensitive real estate sector dropped 0.6%.

U.S. equities were mostly lower at midday as new concerns about inflation dragged down the tech sector.

Multiple public companies have announced a bitcoin strategy, but there has been no acquisition yet.

University of Pennsylvania researchers view President-elect Donald Trump as a crypto 'follower,' rather than a leader.

Bank stocks rallied massively in autumn but fell back in December ahead of earnings this month.

Shares of Aurora Innovation jumped more than 30% Tuesday morning after the self-driving software company announced a partnership with tech giant Nvidia and manufacturer Continental to develop self-driving trucks.