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Bloomberg Surveillance 11/10/2026

Jonathan Ferro, Lisa Abramowicz, Annmarie Hordern, Cameron Dawson, Tyler Kendall, Scott Lincicome, Amrita Sen, Holger Schmieding, Lori Calvasina, Sarah Kunst, Deirdre Dunn, Tom Becker, Amos Hochstein, Tiffany Wilding, David Kelly, Isabel Lee, Michael McKee

Interview, Press Conference, Other
  • AI demand remains robust with adoption expected to drive future productivity gains, though semiconductor earnings growth of 50 percent is projected for next year with a potential peak identified in 2027 or early 2028.
  • NVIDIA shares are seeing renewed investor interest despite leadership scrutiny and potential export control legislation, with the market valuing the company around $1 trillion following the loss of $200 billion in market value earlier.
  • The Anthropic IPO roadshow has commenced targeting a valuation of approximately $1 trillion, seeking to raise between $64.4 billion and $90.4 billion with a share price range set between $70 and $78.
  • Oil prices have fallen to levels not seen since early September following comments suggesting a military resolution in Iran, creating a bearish outlook for gasoline but maintaining tightness in the diesel market.
  • Fed Governor Chris Waller has established a threshold of 0.3 percent for core CPI, stating that a 50-basis point rate hike in December should be considered if inflation data meets or exceeds this level, though a 25-basis point hike remains the baseline preference.
  • The market is positioned for a potential rebound driven by seasonality and valuations that are down 30 percent year-over-year, with a recovery of 10 percent possible absent recession fears, while a 14 percent to 20 percent drop remains a risk if recession concerns intensify.
  • Congress is expected to increase involvement in chip export controls and equity stakes, particularly under a Democratic-controlled legislature, which may elongate the capital expenditure cycle and modestly dampen GDP growth.
  • Investors anticipate continued volatility and underperformance for recently IPO-ed names if financial conditions tighten, though the economy is viewed as resilient due to AI-driven capital spending despite domestic price pressures.
  • Credit markets face uncertainty regarding issuance and circular financing structures among major AI investors, leading some market participants to reduce risk exposure and position more conservatively in stocks and bonds.