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- Weekly WrapInvestors Punish AI Spending Without Cash: Intel's Collapse Caps a 2% Nasdaq DropIntel fell 28.6% on Friday, and the Nasdaq lost 2.00% for the week while the S&P 500 fell for a third week.
- EveningIntel's 28.6% Collapse Drives the S&P 500 to Its Worst Day Since JuneIntel fell 28.6%, its worst day since 1974, and the S&P 500 dropped 1.8% to 7,580.07.
- Pre-openPre-Open Check: Nasdaq Futures Down 2.6% as Intel and Amazon Sink; Dow FlatNasdaq 100 futures were down 2.62% and S&P 500 futures down 1.13%, while Dow futures were flat, as Intel and Amazon fell premarket.
- MorningIntel Sinks 25% and Amazon 7% Premarket, Pulling Nasdaq 100 Futures Down More Than 2%Intel fell 25% and Amazon 7.2% premarket as cash burn from AI spending hit a third Big Tech name.
- EveningAlphabet's 12.6% Plunge Pulls the Nasdaq Down 1.38% as AI Spending Fears ReturnAlphabet fell 12.64% to $283.82 after its revenue miss and cash burn, dragging the Nasdaq down 1.38% to 26,184.72.
- Pre-openPre-Open Check: GDP Beats at 3.4% as Nasdaq Futures Lag on AlphabetNasdaq 100 futures were down 1.11% and S&P 500 futures down 0.36% as Alphabet's slide weighed on big tech.
- MorningAlphabet Sinks 10% Before the Bell as Wall Street Splits Its AI Verdict From MicrosoftAlphabet fell 10.4% premarket after missing revenue and ad estimates while free cash flow turned negative again.
- EveningMicrosoft Rises and Alphabet Slides After Hours as AI Spending Splits the VerdictMicrosoft rose about 4% after hours on 48% Azure growth, while Alphabet fell more than 6% as quarterly capex more than doubled.
- MorningSK Hynix's Record Quarter Lifts Memory Chips on Fed Decision Day as Robinhood Slides 8%The Fed decides at 2:00 PM ET, with a hold priced at roughly 91-93% after September's hike.
- EveningAI Stocks Push the Nasdaq Up 1.2% While Boeing Sinks 10.7%; Visa Tops Estimates After the BellThe Nasdaq rose 1.2% to 26,477.81 and the S&P 500 0.6% to 7,722.60, about 1.2% below its record, as Broadcom gained 4% on a $63 billion financing deal for Anthropic's chips, even though most S&P 500 stocks fell.
- MorningFed Opens Its Meeting With a Hike-Cycle Backdrop as Celestica Jumps and Whirlpool Slides Before the BellThe Fed's two-day meeting opens today with a hold widely expected and futures pricing roughly 10% odds of another hike; the decision lands Wednesday at 2:00 PM ET, hours before Microsoft and Alphabet report.
- EveningAnthropic's IPO Filing Lifts Chips While Brazil Assets Crash; Cadence Beats and Raises After the BellThe S&P 500 rose 0.7% to 7,676.77 and the Nasdaq 0.8% to 26,169.38 as Anthropic's S-1, showing $16.3 billion of first-half revenue, lifted AI and chip stocks; Nvidia closed up 2.4% at $216.00.
- MorningBrazil Shock Meets Fed Week: Brazilian ADRs Sink Premarket as Oil Eases From a Six-Month HighBrazilian ADRs fell 20% to 46% before the bell after President Lula won Sunday's runoff with 51.8%, while U.S. stock futures edged higher.
- Week AheadFed Decision Meets Big Tech Earnings: What to Watch the Week of Oct 26The FOMC decides Wednesday at 2:00 PM ET; CME FedWatch pricing showed roughly 87-91% odds of a hold (reports of Oct 22-24), so the focus is on any signal for a December hike.
- Weekly WrapAI Spending Jitters and an Oil Spike: Nasdaq Slips for a Second WeekThe S&P 500 fell 0.5% and the Nasdaq 0.7% for the week, while the Dow rose 0.4% and the Russell 2000 gained 2.0%.
- EveningOil Squeezes Stocks Again: Brent Settles at $116.72 as the S&P 500 Logs a Second Weekly LossThe S&P 500 slipped 0.5% to 7,623.68 and the Dow fell 1.2%, while chipmakers steadied after Thursday's rout; the Nasdaq lost only 0.2%.
- MorningAfter the AI Rout: Futures Lower as Chips Nurse a 6.7% Drop and Brent Tops $113The Nasdaq fell 2.60% on Thursday, its worst day since June, and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index dropped 6.72% with all 30 members lower after Meta's spending plans revived AI-funding worries.
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- Nasdaq 100 set to lose over $2 trillion in October as Intel sinks 28.6% The Nasdaq composite fell 2.86% Friday to close its worst month since March 2025, as AI-spending doubts and Intel's record-scale drop capped a brutal October.
- Bitcoin hits $76,400, lowest since Sept. 18, and heads for a roughly 6.5% October loss The Binance hack and a tech-stock selloff landed on the same day, pushing bitcoin to a six-week low as crypto futures liquidations jumped to $1.57 billion, about four times the prior level.
- S&P 500 closes down 1.8%, worst day since June, as Intel and AI spending fears sink tech Wall Street ended Friday with its worst session since June: the S&P 500 fell 1.8%, the Nasdaq Composite 2.9% and the Dow 1.1%, as Intel's near-29% plunge and worries about AI spending drove a broad tech selloff.
- Nasdaq slides 3% as tech selloff deepens toward worst day since June The tech selloff worsened in early afternoon trading Friday: the Nasdaq Composite fell about 3%, the Nasdaq-100 about 3.6% and the S&P 500 about 1.6%, putting Wall Street on track for its worst day since June as Intel extended its loss to nearly 30%.
- Fed's Musalem says another rate hike is needed 'soon' St. Louis Fed President Alberto Musalem said Friday that additional tightening will be necessary soon because inflation is too high and unlikely to ease without Fed action, two days after the Fed held rates at 3.75%-4.00%.
- U.S. stock market live — Oct. 30 Close: the S&P 500 fell 1.82% to 7,580.07, its worst day since June, and the Nasdaq 2.86% as Intel sank 28.6% on its outlook and chip stocks sold off; staples and energy rose.
- Nasdaq opens down more than 2% as Intel plunges about 26% and Amazon slides U.S. stocks opened sharply lower Friday, led by tech: the Nasdaq fell about 2.2% and the S&P 500 about 1.1% as Intel dropped roughly 26% on a weak fourth-quarter outlook and Amazon fell more than 5% after its results.
- U.S. employment costs rise 0.8% in Q3, slower than Q2; annual wage growth eases to 3.1% The employment cost index for civilian workers rose 0.8% in the third quarter after 0.9% in the second, with wages and salaries up 0.7%, a sign that labor-cost pressure on inflation keeps easing.
- Exxon Q3 adjusted EPS $4.23 tops estimates as refining profit more than doubles; $20B buyback set for 2027 ExxonMobil earned $17.5 billion on an adjusted basis as war-driven diesel and gasoline margins lifted its refining arm, and it kept its share-buyback pace at $20 billion for next year; shares rose about 1% premarket.
- Nasdaq 100 futures fall 2.16% as Intel drops 25% and Amazon 7.2% premarket AI cash-burn worries spread from Alphabet to Amazon and Intel, sending Nasdaq 100 futures down more than 2% while Dow futures were nearly flat.
- Intel and Amazon Slide After Hours on Earnings; Intel Down More Than 20% at One Point Intel fell more than 20% at one point in after-hours trading after a fourth-quarter revenue outlook below expectations, and Amazon dropped nearly 6% after third-quarter results missed estimates. AMD, Micron and SanDisk also slipped.
- Amazon drops more than 7% after hours as Q3 capex hits $77.3B despite AWS growing 39% AWS revenue of $46.0 billion beat estimates and operating income jumped, but heavy AI spending turned trailing free cash flow to a $42.4 billion outflow and the Q4 sales guide's midpoint trailed forecasts.
- Alphabet plunges 12.64% and drags the Nasdaq down 1.38%; S&P 500 -0.30%, Dow -0.25% Alphabet's revenue miss and cash burn revived worries about AI spending, but health care, financials and small caps rose, keeping the broader market's loss small.
- Alphabet sinks about 13%, on pace for its worst post-earnings day since its 2004 IPO, erasing roughly $500 billion; Nasdaq down 1.3% Alphabet shares fell about 13% in Thursday trading after a Q3 profit and ad-revenue miss and negative free cash flow, wiping out roughly $500 billion of market value, the second-largest one-day loss for a US-listed company. The Nasdaq fell about 1.3% while the Russell 2000 rose about 1.2%.
- US economy grew 3.4% in Q3, above forecasts; September PCE inflation 3.6%, core 3.1%, in line The Commerce Department's first estimate shows growth accelerating from 2.2% to 3.4% on consumer spending and investment, while the Fed's preferred inflation gauge rose 0.5% in September as energy prices jumped.
- Mastercard Q3 revenue rises 14% to $9.81 billion, EPS tops estimates; shares up about 2% premarket Mastercard reported third-quarter net revenue of $9.81 billion (+14%) and adjusted EPS of $5.31, ahead of consensus near $5.15-$5.17, with cross-border volume up 11%. Shares rose about 1.8% in premarket trading.
- Eli Lilly Q3 revenue jumps 39% to $24.4B, 2026 sales outlook raised to $91-92B; shares up about 4% premarket Lilly beat third-quarter estimates on Mounjaro and Zepbound volume and lifted its full-year revenue forecast by about $5.5 billion, while trimming adjusted EPS guidance because of $4.57 a share in acquired research charges.
- Equinix raises 2026 outlook for a third straight quarter as bookings hit a record The data-center REIT reported Q3 revenue of $2.57 billion, up 11%, and lifted its full-year revenue and AFFO-per-share guidance again on AI-driven demand.
- Alphabet slides about 8% after hours as Q3 EPS of $2.12 misses despite Google Cloud revenue more than doubling Revenue rose 25% to $127.6 billion and Google Cloud grew 103%, but an $8.7 billion loss on equity securities, $51.4 billion of quarterly capex and negative free cash flow overshadowed the quarter.
- Stocks edge higher after the Fed holds; S&P 500 +0.28%, Dow +0.19%, Nasdaq +0.27% as the 10-year rises to 5.02% Wall Street finished with small gains after a hawkish-leaning Fed hold, while the 10-year Treasury yield climbed further above 5% and attention shifted to Microsoft and Alphabet results after the bell.