Import Prices Jump as AI-Related Costs Rise the Most Since 1987
Fuel prices rebounded and nonfuel import prices hit their highest annual rate since April 2022, with semiconductor prices posting an eighth straight record year-over-year gain.
Fuel prices rebounded and nonfuel import prices hit their highest annual rate since April 2022, with semiconductor prices posting an eighth straight record year-over-year gain.
We continue to see chip capacity tightness ahead, creating an even bigger industry pain point.
The materials/equipment company has layed out big plans but is yet to be rewarded.
Taiwan Semiconductor, which just released earnings, is humming and guidance is excellent. But the stock? That’s another story.
September Retail Sales surprise to the upside, takeaways from Anthropic’s meeting, and other headlines moving the market this morning.
TSMC beat and still fell, a giant AI offering is coming, and the market wants to know what AI growth costs.
The chip-equipment bellwether is sending an important signal for AI and the market. Just make sure you’re in the right spots.
Agentic AI, rising prices and a path to 54% gross margins underscore our thesis.
Chip stocks have sold down hard in the last couple of days. While Chinese competition is often cited as the motive, that’s a simplification that doesn’t add up.
Domino’s weak comp sales, Applied Materials sees its top-line doubling, and other headlines moving the market this morning.