Ukraine marks three years since Russia's invasion began while U.S. President Donald Trump, in between tariff threats, pushes for a ceasefire, Germany faces coalition talks after an election, and investor faith in AI poster-child Nvidia gets a reality check.

From U.S. President Donald Trump's rhetorical shift on Ukraine to Nvidia’s first quarterly results since the emergence of DeepSeek, these are the stories to watch in business and finance in the coming week.

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Nvidia’s earnings beat expectations, driven by demand for its artificial intelligence chips. On the day Nvidia reported earnings, the U.S. yield curve inverted.

Global equity funds witnessed sharp inflows in the week through February 26, spurred by sustained expectations of rate cuts later this year, which were bolstered by weaker economic data reported during the week.

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U.S. stocks closed with mixed results amid new tariff threats, while a draft minerals deal boosted European markets. Nvidia's strong earnings contributed to gains, but investor skepticism grew over AI investments.

Crypto AI tokens’ aggregate valuation rose $660 million on Thursday as investors reacted to NVIDIA’s Q4 earnings report. Market data show investors prioritized three low-cap tokens during the rally, while large-cap AI projects like ICP, Near Protocol and Render moved sideways.