Summary
The episode covers a pullback in AI-related stocks, with the S&P 500 headed for its first weekly loss since March. News includes Nvidia certifying Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron for its next-gen AI accelerators, and SpaceX banning Chinese/Hong Kong investors from its IPO. Veronica Clark of Citi previews the May jobs report, expecting a fragile labor market that could weaken into summer.
- US equity futures decline led by tech, AI trade loses momentum
- Nvidia confirms three memory suppliers for its Vera Rubin AI platform
- SpaceX limits IPO participation from Chinese and Hong Kong investors
- May payrolls report expected with whisper number around 100,000
- Citi economist Veronica Clark warns labor market stability looks fragile
- Japanese banks rise on BOJ rate hike expectations as rotation from tech continues
- Bolivia's lithium potential discussed amid political and logistical challenges
- S&P Dow Jones decides not to fast-track mega-cap IPOs like SpaceX into indices