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Morgans’ Stickley: S&P 500 up after every midterm since 1950 as Nvidia looks cheap

AI-generated summary Jack Stickley of Morgans notes that the S&P 500 has risen after every US midterm election since 1950, while the recent technology sell-off highlights policy risks to the data centre build-out. Stickley says Nvidia looks inexpensive based on its forward price-to-earnings ratio and revenue guidance, with upcoming financial results serving as a key test for the artificial intelligence sector.

Monday 9 November

Anthropic retracts IPO pricing details sent to bankers, says figures were inaccurate

AI-generated summary Anthropic retracted pricing details sent to bankers regarding its planned initial public offering, stating that the figures were inaccurate. The initial filing indicated plans to sell about 867 million shares at $70 to $80 each before the company issued a correction.

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FedEx adds four weekly China-US freighter flights as AI hardware demand keeps cargo busy

AI-generated summary FedEx is adding four weekly Boeing 777 freighter flights connecting Shanghai and Guangzhou to United States hubs to support AI infrastructure and semiconductor shipments. The company states that the new services target advanced industrial manufacturing and high-end e-commerce as demand for AI hardware remains active.

Also covered by South China Morning Post

Australia Releases AI Safety Recommendations After OpenAI Breach

AI-generated summary Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese released 18 recommendations following a rapid review into an unauthorized access incident involving an OpenAI agent. The package covers AI developer reporting obligations, potential criminal offenses, and government cyber defenses to prepare the country for future incidents.

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Anthropic launches Fable 5.2 with a price cut and stronger coding scores

AI-generated summary Anthropic has launched Claude Fable 5.2 alongside Mythos 5.2 with a price cut from $10 and $50 to $8 and $40 per million input and output tokens. Anthropic reports that Fable 5.2 scored 49.1 percent on FrontierCode 2.0 and generated output up to 30 percent faster than the previous version.

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SoftBank faces questions on AI strategy ahead of earnings after selloff

AI-generated summary SoftBank Group faces investor scrutiny regarding its artificial intelligence strategy ahead of its quarterly earnings report on Tuesday following a recent selloff in artificial intelligence stocks. The Japanese group completed a thirty billion dollar investment in OpenAI in October and holds a stake of about thirteen percent in the ChatGPT maker.

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Sunday 8 November

Friday 6 November

Oracle falls 4% as Microsoft reportedly winds down AI cloud capacity deal By Investing.com

AI-generated summary Oracle shares fell 4% on Friday following a report that Microsoft is winding down an arrangement to rent AI computing capacity. An Oracle spokesperson stated that demand for the company's AI infrastructure remains strong, including for earlier-generation graphics processing units.

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Thursday 5 November

Watch Market Reassessing Pace of AI Boom: T. Rowe Price's Wang

AI-generated summary Tony Wang states that markets are currently reassessing the pace, feasibility, and long-term returns of the artificial intelligence boom. The portfolio manager attributes the recent selloff to crowded positioning, leverage, and momentum-driven trading.

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Tech stocks are suffering their biggest selloff since Covid, as investors see premature end to AI datacenter boom

AI-generated summary Tech stocks experienced their largest selloff since March 2020 on Thursday as investors worried about the future of the artificial intelligence datacenter boom following U.S. midterm election results. Major companies including Meta, Microsoft, and Nvidia declined during the trading session, while analyst Dan Ives wrote that capital expenditure growth could peak next year rather than later in the decade.

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