Super bowl ad's pricing / NVDA up 1 TSLA market cap in 2months / SPX earnings / Market focus U.S CPI tomorrow

Week ahead : likely to be quiet in Asia with Chinese new year, ECB's Panetta hawkish, Eq futures on highs, FED's Kashkari speaks later on today and main event U.S inflation data tomorrow and UK later on

NVDA market cap is sup -1- TSLA over the last 2months, up to $1.7trn, 200dma is some $270 lower than current price

For the first time in 34 years, the Nikkei jumped above 37,000. The index is now about 5% away from taking out the all-time high set all the way back in December 1989

BofA : "30-second ad during Super Bowl I (1967) was $37,500, price for Super Bowl LVII $7,000,000 = 185x jump; nothing keeps pace with Super Bowl inflation but if they could... 6-pack of beer would be $340, gallon of gasoline $61, avg US house price $4.2mn & S&P500 would be 16374"

Some 80% of S&P 500 firms are exceeding earnings projection

Nato chief says Donald Trump comments 'undermine all of our security'

SNB total sight deposits w.e. 9 February CHF 482.3 bn vs CHF 481.2 bn prior

IMF's Georgieva says expects interest rates to start coming down from middle of the year

Trump is pledging massive China tariffs in a second term that would shrink a $575 billion trade pipeline to practically nothing. Another Biden term won't bring China much relief, either

Markets : 10's UST yields near recent 2months highs 4.18% ahead of U.S CPI, equity been on FOMO mode, NVDA the most incredible rise lately, USD stays firm(er), overall sentiment/momentum can swift quickly, watch out if we see a higher CPI print which forces the market to reassess rate cuts expectation over next few months