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Ukraine launched a drone attack and struck a major oil terminal in Russia, according to reports.
Jed Ellerbroek sees a mixed picture for big bank earnings that kicked off the final earnings season of 2026. However, he warns of investors becoming more uncomfortable with Big Tech firms using their ROI and reinvesting it into CapEx.
The recent tech sector selloff signals rotation, not abandonment, of the ongoing bull market, with defensive sectors like consumer staples and healthcare outperforming. Despite hotter inflation and AI spending concerns, strong retail sales and a resilient labor market support continued economic expansion and equity valuations.
Friday's sell-off pushed VIX metrics sharply higher. Implied volatility is likely to fall as the week begins.
PIMCO Market Strategist and Portfolio Manager Tony Crescenzi tells Bloomberg This Weekend that rising US interest costs and the selloff in CoreWeave debt show how bond investors are imposing greater discipline on borrowers, particularly companies with less certain cash flows. Speaking with hosts David Gura and Christina Ruffini, Crescenzi says divided government could be supportive for markets after the midterm elections and argues the AI investment cycle still has a long way to run.
Bloomberg News National Security Team Leader Wendy Benjaminson tells Bloomberg This Weekend that Ukraine uses SpaceX's Starshield and Starlink systems for critical military operations, as questions remain over what caused recent restrictions and whether they were deliberate. Speaking with hosts David Gura and Christina Ruffini, Benjamin says the dispute comes as Republican criticism grows over President Donald Trump's approach to Russia and Ukraine ahead of the midterm elections.
Big banks like Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, and Bank of America posted mixed Q3 earnings, with shares ending the week nearly flat. Citigroup led year-over-year net interest income growth, while JPMorgan Chase posted the highest net interest margin at 2.48%; Bank of America lagged at 2.16%.
The idea that the AI trade has been mostly immune to rising bond yields isn't quite right, one strategist notes.
The S&P 500's headline strength masks fragility, as earnings growth is concentrated in semiconductors and energy, leaving most sectors as 'passengers.' I see the market's risk/reward as unfavorable for semiconductors, preferring undervalued engines like energy and midstream over chip stocks.
Wall Street heads into a heavy earnings week, with Meta Platforms and Tesla among the biggest names set to report as investors look for fresh reads on AI spending, advertising demand and consumer resilience.
Texas is at the forefront of the AI infrastructure boom, with data center and semiconductor investments driving strong economic growth. AI-related investment contributed 1.2 percentage points to recent U.S. GDP growth, though true impact is understated due to high import content.
The artificial intelligence build-out hasn't shown it can avoid the problems of past massive capital projects, such as railways and the internet.
Jet-fuel expenses have surged by tens of billions of dollars, but carriers say households are absorbing the increase in fares.
China proposes export controls on solar-manufacturing technologies
Bank of England deputy governor Sarah Breeden said hedge funds' growing presence in bond markets heightens the risk of financial shocks spreading across markets. The IMF this week warned that hedge funds' use of leverage and crowded trading strategies could amplify market stress.
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Recent market action reflects a rotation from AI and growth stocks into value, defensive sectors, and beaten-down areas like consumer staples. Tech, especially semiconductors such as NVDA and AVGO, faced significant selling, while Apple remained resilient amid the broader Mag 7 decline.
On Jan. 1, 2000, the world got a reprieve from a much-hyped technological Armageddon when it turned out the Y2K crisis wasn't a crisis after all.
The semiconductor boom will last at least through 2027, South Korean finance minister Lee Hyoung-Il said. Lee said semiconductor demand still far exceeds supply, even as producers expand capacity.
Nasdaq breaks lower as chip supply concerns and CoreWeave debt pressure hit AI stocks ahead of Tesla and Meta earnings.