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Earlier this month, the time-honored Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJINDICES: ^DJI), broad-based S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC), and technology-fueled Nasdaq Composite (NASDAQINDEX: ^IXIC) all hit record-closing highs. Excitement for the artificial intelligence data center build-out has increased corporate growth forecasts and expanded valuation multiples to levels last seen in the late 1990s.

But Wall Street's historic rally may not be as rock-solid as it appears. The May inflation report, published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on June 10, revealed significant headwinds for the stock market.

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While President Donald Trump doesn't appear worried about inflation, and has even changed his tune about rising prices, a historically expensive stock market definitely cares -- and that's a big problem.President Trump delivering remarks. Image source: Official White House Photo by Daniel Torok.

Inflation is soaring in the wake of the Iran war

Some degree of inflation is normal for a healthy economy. When businesses are firing on all cylinders, they should possess some level of pricing power for their goods and services. Since January 2012, the Federal Reserve has targeted a 2% long-term inflation rate.

While the Fed's long-term target is an arbitrary line in the sand, there does come a point where inflation becomes concerning and/or harmful. We've arguably reached that point, courtesy of two decisions from President Trump.

The president's decision to implement sweeping global tariffs has increased production costs for select domestic manufacturers. Adding duties to unfinished imported goods has modestly pushed up prices in the goods sector, according to now-former Fed Chair Jerome Powell.

However, the inflationary surge we've witnessed over the last three months is almost entirely tied to Trump's decision to attack Iran. Not long after military operations commenced on Feb. 28, Iran shut down the Strait of Hormuz to most commercial vessels. This action effectively halted the flow of approximately 20 million barrels of petroleum liquids per day and quickly sent crude oil prices soaring. Anyone who's visited a fuel pump over the last three months has felt the effects of the largest energy supply disruption in modern history.

The impact of the Iran war on the monthly U.S. inflation report has been pronounced. In February, trailing (TTM) 12-month inflation was only 2.4% and moving toward the Fed's 2% long-term benchmark. By May, TTM inflation had jumped to 4.2%, representing a three-year high.

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Although Donald Trump often criticized his predecessor, President Joe Biden, for a rapid rise in inflation following the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic, he seems to have now changed his tune. Despite inflation hitting a three-year high in May, Trump had this to say in response to a question about the latest inflation number:

No, I love it. The numbers were great. You know what I really love? I love the inflation.

The president, who praised better-than-expected job growth in May, has been adamant that once the Iran war ends, crude oil and energy prices will quickly fall. But this is unlikely to be the case.

Typically, energy supply shocks endure several stages, with the inflationary effects on businesses often delayed by a few months. Once the impact of higher transportation and production costs filters into non-energy sectors and industries, inflation could prove far stickier than the president claims.Image source: Getty Images.

A historically pricey stock market won't share the president's enthusiasm for inflation

The problem for Wall Street is that inflation is about far more than gas and diesel prices. It has real-world implications that can lead the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) to shift its stance on monetary policy.

Between September 2024 and December 2025, the FOMC lowered the federal funds target rate six times, bringing it to its current range of 3.5% to 3.75%. As of the FOMC's April 29 meeting statement, the 12-person body responsible for setting the nation's monetary policy still had its easing bias in place. But this could change as early as this coming week.

While the FOMC's April meeting statement showed three members opposed the inclusion of the easing bias, the Fed's April meeting minutes indicate that a majority of FOMC members want this statement removed. Shifting to a neutral bias would snuff out the possibility of additional rate cuts and be a first step toward possible rate hikes.

According to the CME Group's FedWatch Tool, the probability of an FOMC rate hike is soaring. There's a greater than 71% chance of the FOMC raising interest rates by the December 2026 meeting -- and that's terrible news for the stock market.

When 2026 began, Wall Street and investors were expecting several rate cuts. But the May inflation report, coupled with the April Fed meeting minutes, makes clear that rate hikes, not cuts, are more likely.

This presents a serious dilemma for Wall Street. Whereas the S&P 500's Shiller Price-to-Earnings (P/E) Ratio has averaged around 17.4 over the last 155 years, it came within a stone's throw of reaching 43 earlier this month. This is the priciest stock market we've witnessed since the months leading up to the bursting of the dot-com bubble. In other words, investors expect perfection, and there simply isn't much (if any) margin for error.

If the FOMC raises interest rates, financing the AI data center build-out becomes costlier. Higher interest rates also tend to put valuations into focus.

Ultimately, Donald Trump's 180 on inflation may result in a corresponding 180 for Wall Street's bull market.

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Die Aktien von SpaceX stiegen um 19% bei ihrem Börsendebüt.

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NVIDIA (NasdaqGS:NVDA) has introduced its Vera CPU to the Chinese market, targeting AI data center and cloud workloads. The launch follows tighter U.S. export controls on advanced GPUs to China and focuses on processors that face fewer trade restrictions. Reports point to early orders and internal revenue targets tied to Vera sales to Chinese cloud and data center clients.

NVIDIA enters this new phase with Vera while its stock trades at about $205.15 per share. Over the past year, NasdaqGS:NVDA is up 44.7%, and over the past three years the return is 381.5%. The move into China with AI focused CPUs broadens how the company can participate in global data center spending under evolving export rules.

For investors, Vera in China raises questions that go beyond near term sales, including how the product might affect NVIDIA's mix between GPUs and CPUs and its exposure to different regions. The scale of the Chinese cloud and data center market, together with reported internal revenue goals for Vera in the region, means any traction here could become a key factor in how the company's AI infrastructure strategy is described over the coming quarters.

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✅ Price vs Analyst Target: At US$205.15, the stock trades about 31% below the US$298.93 analyst target range midpoint. ⚖️ Simply Wall St Valuation: Shares are described as trading close to estimated fair value, so this news may matter more for the narrative than for immediate repricing. ❌ Recent Momentum: The stock is down 9.2% over the last 30 days, even as NVIDIA opens a new CPU route into China.

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📊 Vera gives NVIDIA a way to sell AI data center processors into China using CPUs where U.S. restrictions on GPUs are tighter. 📊 Watch how management talks about Vera revenue targets, Chinese cloud customer adoption and any shift in the CPU versus GPU mix. ⚠️ Export controls, plus existing flags such as significant insider selling and high non cash earnings, add extra layers of risk to any expectations tied to this launch.

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Why Qualcomm (QCOM) Stock Is Trading Up Today

What Happened?

Shares of wireless chipmaker Qualcomm (NASDAQ:QCOM) jumped 4.8% in the afternoon session after macro rate relief from the Iran peace deal, a Wells Fargo price target increase, and positive positioning ahead of a June 24 Investor Day drove renewed market interest.

The macro backdrop was the same force lifting the entire chip sector. Oil fell another 4% as Trump's Iran deal announcement from the previous day gained credibility, pulling Treasury yields lower and expanding the multiples that future-earnings chips trade on.

Qualcomm had fallen 26% from its 2026 peak through June 10, hit by Nvidia's RTX Spark competing in the Windows on Arm PC market and by regulatory fears over its ByteDance AI chip deal, and seemed to be reclaiming some of that ground alongside AMD and broader semiconductors.

Also, Wells Fargo raised its price target to $230 from $160, citing growing confidence in the data centre opportunity ahead of June 24. The driver is Qualcomm's AI100 Ultra, now available through AWS, which Wells Fargo says carries competitive revenue per GPU hour versus other cloud AI products. JPMorgan is separately on positive catalyst watch, expecting the Investor Day to outline data centre revenue targets exceeding $3 billion in fiscal 2027 and $35 billion by fiscal 2031.

CEO Cristiano Amon confirmed at the Bernstein conference on May 27 that custom ASIC shipments, originally targeted for fiscal 2027, have been pulled into calendar year 2026. Asked what "material" data centre revenue means at Qualcomm's scale, Amon was direct: "Material has to be in the multiple billions of dollars.".

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What Is The Market Telling Us

Qualcomm's shares are very volatile and have had 22 moves greater than 5% over the last year. In that context, today's move indicates the market considers this news meaningful but not something that would fundamentally change its perception of the business.

The previous big move we wrote about was about 22 hours ago when the stock gained 5.6% on the news that the Nasdaq rebounded, up 1.8%, as Trump's Iran peace deal announcement released the rate pressure that weighed on the sector all week.

Semiconductor stocks trade at elevated multiples on future earnings, making them disproportionately sensitive to interest rates. Oil falling more than 3% and the 10-year Treasury yield dropping to 4.47% released the rate hike pressure that drove the sector's worst week since 2020. The structural AI demand story never broke: Intel's BofA double upgrade to $135 earlier in the day confirmed hyperscalers are placing real production orders at domestic foundries, and AI infrastructure capex commitments remained intact.

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Qualcomm is up 24% since the beginning of the year, but at $214.51 per share, it is still trading 14.5% below its 52-week high of $251.02 from May 2026. Investors who bought $1,000 worth of Qualcomm's shares 5 years ago would now be looking at an investment worth $1,562.

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Why AMD (AMD) Stock Is Up Today

What Happened?

Shares of computer processor maker AMD (NASDAQ:AMD) jumped 4.6% in the afternoon session after Citi analyst Atif Malik upgraded the stock to Buy from Neutral and raised his price target to $575 from $460, making the case that "the market has yet to fully recognize AMD as a legit second source in the GPU market."

The note centres on AMD's custom MI450 chips, which Citi believes give Meta Platforms lower total cost of ownership than Nvidia alternatives, backed by a six-gigawatt, four-year supply deal that includes a 160 million-share warrant and begins ramping with an initial one-gigawatt tranche in the second half of 2026. Citi projects AMD's AI GPU revenue reaching $33 billion near term and expanding to $50.8 billion thereafter.

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What Is The Market Telling Us

AMD's shares are extremely volatile and have had 42 moves greater than 5% over the last year. In that context, today's move indicates the market considers this news meaningful but not something that would fundamentally change its perception of the business.

The previous big move we wrote about was about 22 hours ago when the stock gained 7% on the news that the Nasdaq rebounded, up 1.8%, as Trump's Iran peace deal announcement released the rate pressure that weighed on the sector all week.

Semiconductor stocks trade at elevated multiples on future earnings, making them disproportionately sensitive to interest rates. Oil falling more than 3% and the 10-year Treasury yield dropping to 4.47% released the rate hike pressure that drove the sector's worst week since 2020.

The structural AI demand story never broke: Intel's BofA double upgrade to $135 earlier in the day confirmed hyperscalers are placing real production orders at domestic foundries, and AI infrastructure capex commitments remained intact.

AMD is up 131% since the beginning of the year, and at $515.92 per share, it is trading close to its 52-week high of $542.52 from June 2026. Investors who bought $1,000 worth of AMD's shares 5 years ago would now be looking at an investment worth $6,326.

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StockBrokers.com director of investor research Jessica Inskip shares her perspective on the AI trade is broadening on newer innovations.

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00:00 Speaker A

I do think that AI trade is fantastic right now. It's something you have to be in. We had a wonderful, wonderful earning season, the best since 2021 and a lot of the

00:10 Speaker B

Blew my, I mean, blew my expectations away.

00:12 Speaker A

Yeah, same here. It's you normally see that coming out of recessions. I think that's a great statement.

00:16 Speaker B

And we're doing it at a market top.

00:17 Speaker A

That's very true, which is, but valuations still seem attractive. NVIDIA looks attractive. It it really does for me.

00:23 Speaker B

Dell went up 30% on one day and it got cheaper at the same time. It had a 4p of something like in the teens anyway.

00:30 Speaker A

Exactly. Well because we keep innovating. So, we're moving from a gentic AI, there's still this need for compute and that's consistent. I think the need for compute just got bigger today with SpaceX launching. And we're going to get more transparency now that we can go through all the lovely earnings reports and calls.

00:52 Speaker A

And now we actually saw a shift to the consumer. So consumer AI, I think is kind of the next wave. In video is now making chips for those computers like you said with Dell and those

01:03 Speaker B

AI in your pocket.

01:04 Speaker A

AI in your pocket. There are even, um, I I know of some companies that are making laptops where AI just stays on that, it's not collected to the internet whatsoever. And so certain use cases that are required for security, for example. So, the point is is the AI trade is very much intact because it's still innovating.

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Nvidia continues to dominate its industry. Sandisk is thriving from the memory chips shortage. Amazon and Microsoft have thriving cloud computing units. 10 stocks we like better than Nvidia ›

There are several strong artificial intelligence (AI) stock picks available in the market right now. The AI infrastructure build-out is expected to last through at least 2030, so scooping up shares now with a long-term investing mindset is a smart way to approach the current market environment. These five in particular look like solid buys right now.

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Nvidia

Nvidia(NASDAQ: NVDA) has been the top AI stock pick since 2023 for a good reason: Its products sit at the core of the AI build-out. Nvidia makes GPUs (graphics processing units), which are the primary computing units deployed in data centers to handle AI workloads. Though it's already the world's largest company by market cap, Nvidia continues to see incredible growth, with its revenue rising 85% in its most recent quarter.

Its growth is far from over, given projections that annual data center capital expenditures will rise to the $3 trillion to $4 trillion range by 2030. That's a major, long-term investing opportunity. With Nvidia's chips likely to be at the center of that, it's well worth buying its shares now.

Sandisk

Because of the AI infrastructure build-out, demand for memory chips now far exceeds supply, and the companies that make those chips are profiting from the shortage. When the supply of any commodity lags behind rising demand, basic economics dictates that the commodity price will soar, and that's exactly why Sandisk (NASDAQ: SNDK) has done so well lately. It makes NAND memory for solid-state drives (SSDs) for long-term data storage in data centers. Its revenues and profits are undergoing monstrous growth, and even though the stock has risen by a tremendous amount over the past year, it doesn't appear to be stopping.

Wall Street analysts expect 336% growth during Q4 of its fiscal 2026 (which ends this month), and 122% in fiscal 2027. With the memory chip crunch expected to persist for years, that makes Sandisk a solid investment pick right now.

Microsoft

Microsoft(NASDAQ: MSFT) used to be one of the more popular investment options in the AI realm. However, the market has lost some faith in it, and the stock is down around 25% from its all-time high. Yet all that Microsoft has been doing is growing its two primary AI divisions.

Microsoft's annual recurring AI revenue (from products like Copilot) crossed $37 billion last quarter, up 123% year over year. Its cloud computing division, Azure, saw 40% revenue growth, reflecting the huge demand for AI computing resources. Microsoft looks like a bargain buy right now, and investors should scoop up shares of this proven winner before it returns to setting new all-time highs.

Meta Platforms

Meta Platforms(NASDAQ: META) is probably the biggest wildcard among the four AI hyperscalers. It doesn't rent out its computing capacity to others, as CEO Mark Zuckerberg claims it's using it all. So, all of its AI spending has gone into boosting its own capabilities, which has worked out well for it on the advertising front.

Meta Platforms operates the social media platforms Instagram, Facebook, Threads, and WhatsApp, and advertising on these platforms generates nearly all of Meta's revenue. Meta has used its AI investments to improve the effectiveness of its ad platform, which has led to solid 33% revenue growth. However, investors want more.

Meta is working on "more" with some products like AI glasses and a personal superintelligence model. If either of these two is a hit, Meta's stock could be primed for a major upside. Even if they don't pan out, Meta's ad business is still a solid reason to buy and hold the stock.

Amazon

Although many may focus on Amazon's (NASDAQ: AMZN) e-commerce business, as an investor, I prefer to look at its cloud computing unit, Amazon Web Services (AWS). AWS provides more than half of Amazon's operating profits, so it's one of its most important business units. In Q1, it grew revenue by 28% year over year -- its best pace in nearly four years. With demand for cloud computing capacity booming and Amazon spending $200 billion on data center capital expenditures this year alone, the growth rate for AWS will likely explode in the next few years.

Given that AWS' profit margins are substantially better than those of the e-commerce segment, this should lead to outsize growth on the bottom line, which is why I expect Amazon to be one of the best-performing stocks over the next few years.

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Yahoo Finance Senior Reporter Brooke DiPalma joins Market Domination to tackle today's top trending tickers, including the momentum driving SpaceX (SPCX) shares in Friday's session after the company's IPO, the impact it is having on other space stocks Virgin Galactic (SPCE) and Rocket Lab (RKLB), and how semiconductor stocks such as Micron Technology (MU) and Nvidia (NVDA) are moving on the historic public offering.

Video Transcript

00:05 Jared

It is time to cover some of today's trending tickers brought to you by CBO. We're watching SpaceX, other space stocks and chip names and joining me now live from the Nasdaq is Yahoo Finance's Brooke De Palma. So Brooke, we got to talk about SpaceX here. You were there at 11:45 a.m. when we got that first trade, 56 something million shares, $8.4 billion dollars. What was it like?

00:32 Brooke DiPalma

Yeah, I mean the stock opened up at 150, now hovering just above 160 after surpassing 170 earlier this day. Definitely the excitement, the energy, it is all there. But you can't help but also follow this story on social media as well. Elon Musk, uh particularly, uh sort of making this more than just an IPO itself. There are so many ways that this IPO is so unique including that $135 IPO price that we got even in the filing. On top of the fact that retail investors are getting larger piece of pie. But I also want to draw your attention to this tweet where they actually gave the underwriter, supposedly Elon Musk, giving the underwriters green shoes because of the green shoe option, essentially saying that underwriting banks can sell more shares than actually exists within the offer. Typically that's upwards of more than 15%. And so it just goes to show that the energy, the excitement and and the anticipation that this IPO going into it was already going to be oversubscribed. It's certainly there and you could see this just sort of playing out not only here at the Nasdaq but really across of social media. A lot of social posts that have been putting out are getting such high engagement. Um so really, SpaceX now trading above still above nearly uh 19% more than that IPO price of 150.

01:23 Jared

Yeah. We were just talking to Caleb Silver down at the New York Stock Exchange and guess what they're watching too. All right, we we got to move on here because looking at some of the other space stocks out there, you could say Rocket Lab, Virgin Galactic, EchoStar, UFO ETF, they're all trading lower here. And this raises an overarching concern I've heard a lot this week, which is SpaceX is so big, maybe it's just sucking money out of other trades and there are concerns that maybe, you know, we're putting in a temporary market top here because of its size. What do you think, Brooke?

01:54 Brooke DiPalma

Right. Right. Well, if you take a look at SPCE, which is quite similar to SPCX, which is what SpaceX is now trading under, that's Virgin Galactic. And going into this, year to date, the stock was up more than 22%. Now the stock trading just below $4 per share. And so you have to wonder with so much discussion around how this SpaceX IPO was really providing such momentum to the space economy, the interest in the space economy, you have to wonder how these IPOs or rather how these companies within the space sector will perform following this when it seems like everybody wants to be in on the company who seemingly seems to be doing everything. I mean, Elon Musk wants to build a colony on Mars. Elon Musk is already putting data centers or rather satellites into space, eventually data centers into space. He also wants to get colonization on the moon. And so they're playing into these long-term bet that's also taking some near-term strategy. A company that's not profitable, a companies that's revenue is far less than its valuation, but it seems like investors right now willing to take the risk, perhaps moving away from some of these, you know, old school, long running space companies that we've seen listed for quite some time.

03:00 Jared

Sure, like Boeing, Lockheed Martin, etc. Want to talk to you about semiconductors because they've had an incredible run this quarter, but they've been under a bit of pressure at various times this week and part of what I was just talking about, the concern that some of the uh that the SpaceX trade is being funded by other parts of the market. Well, are we seeing that in the chip trade here?

03:24 Brooke DiPalma

Yeah, what we're seeing as we head or make our way into this afternoon, if you take a look at what we're seeing within the YF interactive, we are seeing uh some intraday trading, mostly a mixed picture, but Nvidia, Broadcom, Micron, ASML, all down, moving lower, but at the same time, you do have some stocks that are benefiting not only from perhaps this risk-on sentiment that SpaceX is is inviting to the market given that it has outperformed expectations, certainly well above that 135 IPO price. But on top of that, too, you have this potential ceasefire uh within uh with between the US and Iran. So that's certainly contributing to some momentum that we're seeing in the market, too. But some of the names seeing the most momentum today include Intel, ARM, Qualcomm, even SanDisk seeing a nice pop. And so certainly these names that are playing into this larger AI narrative are seeing some tailwinds because of the SpaceX IPO, Jared.

04:09 Jared

Yeah, and you got to think that the uh the winners, that might be a narrower group going forward. But I appreciate you stopping by here, Brooke. Yeah.

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