Nasdaq under pressure after chip rout, Netflix miss weighs on sentiment
- The Nasdaq and broader Wall Street markets faced a sharp sell-off on Friday, driven by a rout in chip stocks and concerns over artificial intelligence valuations.
- Market sentiment was further dampened by disappointing earnings reports and guidance from Netflix and Intuitive Surgical, as well as a dip in SpaceX shares following a failed Starship launch.
- Federal Reserve Vice Chair Phillip Jefferson intensified investor anxiety by suggesting that interest rates may need to rise if inflation does not cool.
- These combined factors signal a cautious outlook for technology stocks as investors weigh the sustainability of AI growth against the risk of prolonged high borrowing costs.
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US and Europe Private Company Trends: Strong performance despite global headwinds - executive summary - ICG
β’ Private companies in the US, UK, and Europe demonstrated strong performance through 2025 and into early 2026, according to the ICG Private Company Database. β’ Data tracking nearly 500 private firms reveals that median EBITDA grew at a robust pace while broad debt metrics remained healthy.
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ICGWall Street falls on deepening selloff in chip stocks, Netflix slumps
β’ Wall Street experienced a broad decline, with the Nasdaq Composite dropping 1.81%, the S&P 500 falling 1.14%, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average decreasing by 0.24%. β’ The market downturn was primarily driven by a deepening selloff in semiconductor stocks and a significant slump in Netflix shares.
Read original Β· livemint.comNasdaq Futures Plunge as Chip Selloff Deepens; Netflix Sinks on Disappointing Forecast
β’ Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQU26) dropped 1.61% this morning, driven by a deepening global selloff in semiconductor stocks and a decline in Netflix shares following a disappointing forecast. β’ Economic indicators for June are expected to show a downturn, with the import price index projected to fall 0.7% m/m and the export price index to decrease 0.4% m/m.
Read original Β· barchart.comItβs still the economy
β’ A new NAMI/Ipsos poll reveals that individuals who utilize the 988 suicide and crisis lifeline are successfully receiving the help they need. β’ Despite these positive outcomes, the data highlights significant gaps in overall public awareness and persistent barriers that prevent people from contacting the service.
Read original Β· ipsos.comTruist Financial stock trades steady as investors weigh higher rates and loan growth
β’ Truist Financial stock is currently trading steady as investors analyze the combined impact of rising US interest rates and loan growth dynamics. β’ Market participants are weighing the positive effects of increased corporate loan demand against potential revenue declines in wholesale banking caused by lower capital markets activity.
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Ad Hoc NewsAsia Bond Inflows Hit $11.5 Billion in June, the Strongest Since November 2025 β BigGo Finance
β’ Foreign investors injected a net $11.51 billion into the bond markets of South Korea, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and India in June. β’ This surge represents the strongest monthly inflow since November 2025, driven by falling oil prices and a booming global tech cycle.
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BigGo FinanceBofA Finance (NYSE: BAC) sells $3.2M in index-linked digital return notes
β’ BofA Finance (NYSE: BAC) has sold $3.21 million in index-linked digital return notes. β’ The notes offer a 10.84% digital return provided that three major indices, including the S&P 500 (SPX), remain above 65% of their initial levels.
Read original Β· stocktitan.netGoldman Sachs stock edges higher as investment banking revenue improves
β’ Goldman Sachs stock has edged higher following quarterly results that revealed an increase in investment banking revenue, specifically within advisory and underwriting. β’ The company reported a solid return on equity, signaling strong financial performance and capital strength despite broader macroeconomic volatility.
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Ad Hoc NewsKospi Crashes Through 6,000 as Semiconductor Peak-Out Fears Trigger Daily Circuit Breakers β BigGo Finance
β’ South Korea's Kospi index crashed through the 6,000 level during the third week of July (13th-16th), experiencing extreme volatility. β’ The market saw circuit breakers triggered every single trading day, driven by investor fears of a "peak-out" in the semiconductor sector.
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BigGo FinanceEuropean Commission reflects key ESBG recommendations in its roadmap to strengthen banking competitiveness - WSBI ESBG
β’ On July 17, 2026, the European Commission published a Communication on the Competitiveness of the Banking Sector and the Single Market in Banking. β’ The European Savings and Retail Banking Group (ESBG) welcomed the roadmap, noting that it incorporates key recommendations from the group.
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WSBI ESBGMore Wildfires Burn in Canada as U.S. Health Concerns Grow - The New York Times
β’ Canadian wildfires have intensified, sending dense smoke across North America and pushing air quality to dangerous levels for millions of people. β’ The environmental crisis has sparked significant health concerns in the United States as pollutants travel across the border.
Read original Β· nytimes.com