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Micron Earnings Spark Global Tech Rebound | Daybreak Europe 6/25/2026

Watch on YouTube ↗  |  June 25, 2026 at 07:40  |  47:08  |  Bloomberg Markets
Speakers
Mark Cranfield — Cross Asset Strategist, Bloomberg
Winnie Hsu — Bloomberg Reporter (Asia Markets)
Weilun Soon — Oil and Shipping Reporter, Bloomberg
Laura Noonan — Global Finance Reporter, Bloomberg
Modupe Adegbembo — Founder, CEO, Kora
Rafaela — Bloomberg Reporter
Abeer — Anchor, Bloomberg
Edwin Millar — Climate Economist, Bank of England & NGFS

Summary

Micron's huge sales forecast ignited a global tech rebound, with memory chip stocks rallying sharply and SK Hynix boosted by US listing plans. Oil fell as the Strait of Hormuz reopened, erasing wartime gains. US banks passed the Fed stress test and raised dividends, while a Jefferies economist argued that UK gilts look attractive because the Bank of England is less hawkish than markets expect.

  • Micron crushed estimates and guided for tight supply, driving AI memory chip stocks higher.
  • SK Hynix surged on plans for a US Nasdaq listing to close a valuation discount vs global peers.
  • Brent crude erased all wartime gains as shipping returned to the Strait of Hormuz and demand weakened.
  • Major US banks (JPMorgan, Goldman, Citigroup) increased dividends after the Fed stress test showed high capital.
  • A Jefferies economist sees UK rate pricing as too hawkish, favoring UK government bonds.
  • European equities and Nasdaq futures rallied on the AI optimism.
  • Oil supply outlook improved with Iran-US peace progress, pointing to lower prices.
Ideas
Mark Cranfield Cross Asset Strategist, Bloomberg 6:08
Tight memory supply amid AI boom
Micron's blowout earnings and guidance show memory chip supply remaining tighter for longer due to AI infrastructure demand, with only a handful of suppliers. Gross margins above 80% and strong pricing power imply sustained high profitability for memory chip stocks.
Weilun Soon Oil and Shipping Reporter, Bloomberg 12:53
Oil to trend lower on supply
With shipping returning to the Strait of Hormuz, demand destruction in China and a shift to cleaner fuels, oil prices are expected to trend lower. Sanctions uncertainty remains but supply outlook is bearish.
Modupe Adegbembo Founder, CEO, Kora 33:35
BOE less hawkish, buy gilts
Markets are pricing too many UK rate hikes, but the Bank of England will remain on hold and is biased towards cutting; the monetary policy outlook is more benign, favoring a rally in UK government bonds.
Laura Noonan Global Finance Reporter, Bloomberg 36:26
US banks returning capital
The biggest US banks passed the Fed's stress test with excess capital, and deregulation is leading to record shareholder payouts. JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Citigroup boosted dividends, signaling continued capital return.
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