Weeklies
24 analysis reports
SPY fell 0.56%, QQQ lost 1.97%, and IWM gained 1.30%. Amazon and Alphabet reported strong cloud growth, but spending concerns weighed on technology shares. The Fed held at 3.75%-4.00% with two hike dissents. Core PCE reached 3.1%, while the ten-year Treasury yield fell to 4.94%.
SPY fell 0.43%, QQQ lost 0.76%, and IWM gained 1.96%. Bloom reported rapid growth but negative operating cash flow, while Solidigm ended its IPO review. Strong US business activity and faster selling-price inflation complicated a Treasury rally. Brent rose 6.24% ahead of the October Fed meeting.
SPY fell 1.97%, QQQ lost 5.52%, and DIA rose 0.58%. TSMC guided revenue higher, but AI financing concerns weighed on equities. WTI futures gained 10.41% as headline inflation reached 3.7%. The 10-year Treasury yield fell to 5.09%. Next week's flash PMIs test activity and pricing.
Weekly market update: SPY gained 1.16% and DIA gained 0.98%. IWM fell 0.92% and ETH dropped 6.84%. The 10-year Treasury ended at 5.24%, and Waller kept additional hikes on the table. Next week's CPI and earnings will test whether the rally can broaden.
Weekly market update: SPY fell 0.22% while QQQ gained 0.68%. September payrolls rose just 29,000, and the 10-year yield ended at 5.28%. Manufacturing input inflation and eurozone energy costs kept financing expensive despite Friday's rally on reduced policy pressure.
Weekly market update: QQQ gained 3.2% and semiconductors gained 5.9%. Equal-weight stocks and small caps fell. Strong PMIs, firm labor data, and high energy costs drove the 10-year Treasury yield to 5.17%. The rally remained narrow and dependent on AI earnings.
US equities finished mixed. QQQ outperformed while small caps and the Dow fell. The Fed and BOJ raised rates, Treasury yields rose, and oil eased late in the week without removing inflation risk. Bitcoin rebounded. Equity leadership remained narrow as borrowing costs stayed high.
Weekly market update: SPY fell 0.8%, equal-weight stocks lost 1.9%, and the WTI proxy gained 9.1%. The 10-year Treasury yield rose 18 basis points as oil and inflation pushed the Fed toward a September hike.
Weekly market update: SPY gained 0.4%, IWM gained 0.7%, and ACWX gained 1.4%. The USO oil proxy jumped 6.2%. August payrolls beat expectations and Treasury yields rose. Earnings supported equities, with next week's inflation data a risk.
Weekly market update: SPY gained 0.5% and Nvidia confirmed strong AI demand. Small caps fell 1.4%, and the 2-year yield rose 10 basis points after firm PCE inflation and a hawkish Jackson Hole speech.
Weekly market update: SPY fell 1.4% and semiconductors lost 4.7% as oil and Treasury yields rose. Bitcoin jumped 24.4% after Treasury expanded debt buybacks. Favor current earnings and treat crypto as a liquidity trade.
Weekly market update: SPY gained 0.4% and small caps rose 1.2%. Retail sales fell 0.6%, and WTI jumped 5.4%. Cooler inflation supported equity valuations. Weaker demand and higher oil put the broader rally at risk.
Weekly market update: SPY gained 3.5% and QQQ rose 5.1%. Payrolls fell by 23,000, and WTI dropped 7.7%. Investors saw slower hiring as reducing rate-hike risk while manufacturing and services still expanded. Next week's inflation data will test that view.
Weekly market update: SPY gained 1.1% as Microsoft and Amazon showed AI spending can support current cloud growth. Semiconductors fell 3.7%, and the 30-year Treasury yield rose 11 basis points to 5.27%. Leadership broadened, but higher yields increased the return required on investment.
Weekly market update: QQQ fell 1.6%, the WTI proxy rose 10.3%, and the 10-year Treasury yield climbed 14 basis points to 4.69%. Equal weight finished flat. Strong activity and higher energy costs raised financing costs. Investors demanded evidence that AI spending can earn an adequate return.
Weekly market update: SPY fell 1.5%, QQQ lost 4.2%, and semiconductors dropped 8.9%. Brent rose 15.9%, and the 10-year Treasury yield held near 4.55%. Selling was concentrated in AI stocks. Higher oil could spread the damage through inflation and weaker demand.
Weekly market update: chip-led U.S. equities rallied, bitcoin gained 2.4%, and ether rose 2.2%. The 10-year Treasury yield climbed to 4.56%, ISM services held at 54.0, and jobless claims fell to 215,000. Higher yields increased the pressure on growth-stock valuations.
Weekly market update: SPY rose 0.5% and RSP rose 0.9%. QQQ fell 1.6%, and SOXX fell 7.8%. Bitcoin rose 5.1%, ether rose 11.8%, and the 10-year Treasury yield rose to 4.49%. Gains spread beyond AI hardware, but semiconductor weakness limited confidence in growth leadership.
Weekly market update: SPY fell 2.1%, QQQ fell 4.3%, and semiconductors dropped almost 10%. Bitcoin fell 5.1%, the dollar rose 0.4%, and the 10-year Treasury yield fell to 4.38%. Equal weight held up, suggesting a shift in leadership rather than a broad growth scare. May PCE inflation at 4.1% year over year constrained the Fed.
Weekly market update: SPY rose 0.7%, QQQ rose 2.7%, and semiconductors surged. Equal weight fell 0.8%, the dollar rose 1.3%, and oil fell more than 8%. The Fed held rates at 3.50% to 3.75%. Gains narrowed toward AI growth.
Weekly market update: SPY rose 0.6%, QQQ rose 2.3%, and IWM rose 4.0%. Semiconductors surged, global ex-US equities gained 3.4%, and bitcoin rose 2.9%. The 10-year Treasury yield eased to 4.48%. CPI and Michigan inflation expectations still limited the case for Fed cuts.
Weekly market update: SPY fell 2.5%, QQQ fell 4.5%, semiconductors sold off, and bitcoin dropped 16%. Treasury yields rose across maturities after a firm May jobs report. Investors favored energy, healthcare, financials, and current cash flow over crowded AI stocks.
On 26 May, 10Y yields fell from 4.56% to 4.49%, credit held up, and investors bought QQQ, SMH, and SOXX. Inflation expectations remained high, PMI data softened, and the Fed was not clearly ready to cut. VIX rose despite equity gains, leaving the rally vulnerable.
Google may commit up to $40B to Anthropic and gigawatts of TPU capacity. TPU 8 separates training and inference, DeepSeek V4 lowers model prices, and NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra lowers token costs. Cheaper AI pressures weak software margins while higher token volumes support semiconductors, memory, networking, and power demand. Includes chip price action and a TPU 8 versus NVIDIA comparison.