CNBC's Jim Cramer looks to the jam-packed earnings week ahead and explains what he's looking for.
Boeing erlitt im 2. Quartal einen höheren als erwarteten Verlust, hauptsächlich aufgrund der überlaufenen Kosten für das neue US-Präsidentenflugzeug 'Air Force One'. Der Nettoverloss betrug 428 Millionen Dollar, während der Umsatz um 8% auf 24,6 Milliarden Dollar stieg.
Google's increased spending estimate to $205 billion, exceeding previous forecasts, raises concerns among investors, especially as the company spends more than it earns. This, combined with competitive pressures from Chinese AI tools and potential overbuilding of data centers, signals funding strain across the AI ecosystem, affecting Meta, Amazon, Microsoft, and notably Nvidia, with investors growing nervous.
ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) debuts on Shanghai exchange with a 466% share price surge, achieving a market capitalisation of 3.28 trillion yuan, surpassing all mainland China onshore listings. The semiconductor firm's unprecedented trading volume exceeded 140 billion yuan, prompting regulatory meetings to address market stability concerns.
A Chinese private firm, among others, invested in Indonesia in 2009 to secure nickel, crucial for stainless steel and advanced battery production, fostering deeper economic ties between China and Indonesia.
Middle East conflict drives oil price spike above $4/gallon; expert Bob McNally cites structurally escalation-prone dynamics, depleted strategic stocks, and China's rebounding oil imports as factors leading to potentially record-high gasoline prices.
Apple introduces Apple Upgrade, a leasing program with Klarna, offering monthly installments for iPhones, Apple Watches, Macs, and iPads, with options to upgrade, purchase, or return at lease end, amid industry-wide memory chip shortages and recent price hikes.
