Amazon, Microsoft, and Google-parent Alphabet have spent weeks convincing investors that their AI buildout will pay off, but the market’s patience is thinning as 2026 capital-spending plans climb. Amazon helped spark the latest wobble after flagging about $200 billion of 2026 capex, while Alphabet projected $175 billion to $185 billion, figures that revived worries about
Indian information technology stocks witnessed their steepest weekly fall since the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, wiping out nearly $50 billion in market value as investor anxiety over artificial intelligence, weak global cues, and fading hopes of US rate cuts converged into a sharp sell-off. The rout gathered pace on Friday after a tech-led
Recent developments around revenue redirection within the Aave ecosystem have shifted investor attention from short-term price swings to long-term value capture. This shift comes at a time when AAVE is already trading far below its historical peak, making narrative-driven catalysts increasingly important. If the DAO revenue redirection proposal is approved, it could strengthen the long-term
Dow futures pointed lower ahead of Friday’s CPI inflation report, setting up a tense open after a bruising tech-led selloff the prior session. The trend was similar across the futures of all indices as S&P 500 futures slid 0.41% to 6,822 and Nasdaq-100 futures eased 0.55% to 24,630, and Dow futures slipped over 200 points
The broader cryptocurrency market is having a mixed performance on Friday, with most leading cryptocurrencies currently in the red. However, POL, the native coin of the Polygon blockchain, is one of the best performers in the market. It has added 3.5% to its value over the last 24 hours and could be set for a
Reddit stock (NYSE: RDDT) is once again drawing attention on Wall Street. After spending much of last year under a cloud of doubt over growth and monetisation, the social platform is seeing sentiment turn. This time, the shift is being driven less by hype and more by something investors care deeply about: clear signs that
If the scale of Big Tech’s AI spending plans for 2026 was not striking enough, Alphabet’s reported move to issue a rare 100-year bond has added a new dimension to the debate over how far tech giants are willing to go to finance the AI boom. Alphabet Inc. is preparing to sell a rare 100-year
The Broadcom stock price has rebounded in the past few days, moving from a low of $295 last week to $345 today as investors cheer the recent plans for AI spending. Still, the company remains in a technical bear market after falling by 16% from its highest level in 2025. It has also formed a
HYPE, the native coin of the Hyperliquid DEX, has lost 18% of its value since hitting its yearly high of $38 last week. It has now dropped below $30 and could record further losses as the broader market continues to underperform. The derivatives data further support this bearish sentiment, with rising short bets while funding
Coca-Cola shares fell on Tuesday after the beverage giant reported quarterly revenue growth that came in below analysts’ expectations, overshadowing a modest earnings beat and early signs of stabilising demand in key markets. The company reported adjusted earnings of 58 cents per share for the fourth quarter, ahead of Wall Street estimates of 56 cents.