Wall Street: KI-Boom und Kreditmarkt: Broadcoms 100-Milliarden-Wette
Der Chipkonzern verhandelt über eine Fremdfinanzierung für KI-Chips und Rechenzentren. Außerdem: Das Nachgeben von Öl und Anleiherenditen entlastet die Börsen.
After Thursday's setback, Wall Street is seeing signs of recovery. Futures on the S&P 500 and Nasdaq are up, while oil and bond yields dip slightly, bringing some relief in the short term. Broadcom is the focus: the company is negotiating financing for AI chips and data centers that could reach up to 100 billion U.S. dollars. This illustrates how dependent the AI boom has become on the credit market.
Positively surprising are Ross Stores, which posted a clear profit beat, with comparable sales up 10 percent and an increased outlook. BJ’s Wholesale also reported better-than-expected numbers. However, the question remains whether the high long-term returns will continue to slow down the technology sector.
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