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US equity futures, oil, and yields are rising as optimism around AI earnings potential outweighs inflation concerns. S&P futures are up 0.2% and Nasdaq futures 0.7%, driven by gains in semiconductor stocks. Trump's China trip is expected to focus on trade deals, particularly in semiconductors. In corporate news, Arteris Inc. shares rose 24% after strong revenue results, while Karman Holdings fell 5.6%. AI company Anthropic is seeking $30 billion in new capital, and SoftBank reported a surge in profits from its OpenAI investment. Higher oil prices are impacting consumer prices and bond yields.

- US equity futures have risen, reversing modest losses from yesterday as optimism over AI earnings potential continues.  
- Traders are hopeful for favorable outcomes from the Trump-Xi summit in Beijing while anticipating today's PPI data following recent inflation readings.  
- Key stocks, particularly in technology and semiconductors, have benefitted from this renewed sentiment amid geopolitical tensions and ongoing supply chain concerns.

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Futures, Yields And Oil All Rise As Trump Arrives In China

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Inflation surged to 3.8% in April, primarily due to rising gasoline prices, with energy contributing over 40% to the increase. U.S. stock futures fell, particularly the Nasdaq 100, as investors awaited inflation data. Oil prices rose amid ongoing tensions between the U.S. and Iran. Long-term U.K. borrowing costs reached a multiyear high, while U.S. small-business confidence improved slightly despite cost pressures. The Australian budget proposed economic reforms and fuel security measures. The People's Bank of China warned of imported inflation risks, and Japan reaffirmed its commitment to coordinate with the U.S. on currency markets.

- In April, inflation soared to 3.8%, largely driven by a 0.6% rise in gasoline prices, with energy contributing over 40% of the increase.  
- U.S. stock futures traded lower amid investor caution and Mideast tensions, while small-business confidence ticked up despite ongoing cost pressures.  
- The Australian budget proposed economic reforms and fuel security measures amidst rising oil prices, which experts warn are causing historic price hikes in plastics.

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Michael Burry advises investors to reduce exposure to surging technology stocks, warning that the current market resembles past speculative bubbles. He emphasizes rejecting greed amid rising valuations driven by enthusiasm for AI and momentum trades. Burry suggests scaling back positions in parabolic stocks and maintaining cash for future opportunities, while cautioning against short-selling due to high costs. His comments reflect concerns over the AI-driven rally's detachment from fundamentals, as major stock indexes reach record highs despite geopolitical tensions.

- Michael Burry cautions investors to reduce exposure to soaring technology stocks, likening the current market to past speculative bubbles.  
- He emphasizes the dangers of the AI-driven rally and suggests raising cash instead of short-selling, which he deems risky and costly for most investors.  
- Burry predicts that the market's unsustainable growth will ultimately lead to significant price declines, despite ongoing enthusiasm.

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Michael Burry is not a believer: 'For any stocks going parabolic reduce positions almost entirely'

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Billionaire hedge fund manager Paul Tudor Jones stated in a CNBC interview that incoming Federal Reserve Chairman Walsh will "absolutely not" cut interest rates and may even consider raising them. Jones is optimistic about the AI-driven bull market in US stocks, predicting it has 1-2 years of upward potential but warns of a sharp correction risk. He compares the current AI development to past technological revolutions and emphasizes the need for government regulation of AI to mitigate long-term risks. The Fed's current interest rate remains unchanged at 3.5%-3.75% amid inflation concerns.

- Billionaire hedge fund manager Paul Tudor Jones stated in a CNBC interview that the incoming Federal Reserve Chairman Walsh is unlikely to cut interest rates and may even raise them, amid market complexities and inflationary pressures.  
- He is optimistic about the AI-driven stock market, believing it still has 1-2 years of upward potential, while warning of a possible sharp correction akin to the 1999 dot-com bubble.  
- Jones also emphasized the potential long-term risks of AI, suggesting that government regulation will be necessary to mitigate dangers associated with unchecked advancements in technology.

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The U.S. economy added 115,000 jobs in April, surpassing economists' expectations of 67,000. The unemployment rate remained steady at 4.3%. Despite rising gas prices, which exceeded $4.50 per gallon, consumer spending has remained strong, indicating economic resilience. Annual inflation rose above 3% in March, driven by increased fuel and food costs. National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett noted that credit card spending is significantly high, reflecting increased expenditures on gasoline and other goods.

- The U.S. economy added 115,000 new jobs in April, surpassing economists' expectations of 67,000.  
- The unemployment rate remained at 4.3 percent, while rising gas prices and inflation posed challenges, with the average price of gas exceeding $4.50 per gallon.  
- Despite these issues, officials noted that consumer spending remains strong, indicating economic resilience.

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US added 115K jobs in April, beating expectations

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Asian markets surged, with Japan hitting record highs amid optimism from U.S.-Iran peace talks and strong tech earnings. The KOSPI fell over 1%, while Japan's index rose 6.15%. Gold prices neared $4,700, and WTI crude stabilized above $95. China's index reached a two-month high, and Hong Kong's index rose to its highest since February 2026. The Indian rupee rebounded, and Australia recorded a trade deficit for the first time in over eight years. U.S. markets also ended higher, reflecting improved macroeconomic conditions.

- Asian equities experienced significant gains on Thursday, driven by a historic reopening in Japan.  
- Optimism in risk-driven markets was fueled by breakthroughs in U.S.-Iran peace negotiations and a strong performance from Wall Street.  
- The rally in semiconductor stocks, bolstered by impressive earnings from AMD, contributed to the positive momentum across regional indexes.

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Asia markets surge, Japan hits records on Middle East peace hopes and tech gains

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Asian shares rose as oil prices declined and strong tech earnings boosted investor sentiment. Japan's Nikkei gained 0.6%, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq saw significant monthly increases. The dollar fluctuated after Japan's yen-buying intervention, with analysts predicting further action may be needed. Brent crude firmed at $111.70, influenced by geopolitical tensions. Central banks in the UK and Europe hinted at potential rate hikes due to rising energy prices, while U.S. Treasury yields increased following a hawkish shift from the Federal Reserve.

- Asian shares experienced a rally as oil prices decreased and positive company earnings attracted investors to tech stocks.  
- Japan conducted its first yen-buying intervention in two years, which helped stabilize the currency.  
- Apple's stronger-than-expected earnings and optimistic sales outlook contributed to the overall positive sentiment, despite concerns over chip supply.

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Asia shares find hope in tech resilience, oil off peak

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