Intel, Amazon Earnings Spark Tech Selloff as AI Fears Mount

Intel, Amazon Earnings Spark Tech Selloff as AI Fears Mount

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Bloomberg Daybreak Europe – Market Summary

BLUF: This episode covers a deepening global tech selloff driven by disappointing Amazon and Intel earnings, crypto's biggest-ever hack at Binance, and a Bank of Japan signal that a December rate hike is on the table as underlying inflation reaches its 2% target for the first time 0:06-0:32.

Key Takeaways:
• Tech earnings disappointment: Intel's revenue forecast missed estimates and shares fell 23% post-market, with concerns centered on PC market headwinds and weak Q4 gross margin guidance (38% vs. 43% expected) 4:24-5:37. Amazon missed on EPS and top line, flipped free cash flow negative for a second straight quarter, and investors are questioning when massive AI CapEx will pay off 5:47-6:32.
• Binance hack: The world's largest crypto exchange suspended withdrawals after a $6.3 billion heist—crypto's biggest ever—reportedly originating from a compromised software developer's laptop; Binance says user funds are safe and it will cover all losses 6:39-7:06. Analysts warn the hack could undermine traditional finance institutions' growing confidence in blockchain technology 8:57-9:51.
• Bank of Japan: The BOJ held rates but, for the first time, said underlying inflation has reached its 2% target, opening the door to a December hike priced at ~80% by markets; Governor Ueda later noted inflation risks are on the upside 10:05-11:36.
• ECB succession: Christine Lagarde confirmed she will step down on February 7th, nine months early; Spain's Pablo Hernández de Cos and the Netherlands' Klaas Knot are frontrunners, with the ECB's December rate hike firmly on the table given rising inflation and resilient growth 14:04-18:12.
• Other headlines: France's economy contracted 0.1% in Q3 amid political uncertainty, while Sanofi raised full-year guidance on strong Dupixent sales 23:45-24:57. Randstad's CEO said AI-skilled workers command 13–20% pay premiums in non-tech industries, though call-center, customer service, and admin roles are most at risk 34:57-38:21.

US economic strength contrasts with voter concerns over affordability, with groceries up over 30% and rents up by more than a third since the pandemic—a key theme ahead of next week's midterms 19:17-20:33.

Sources:

  • 0:06 – Headline stories: tech selloff, Binance hack, BOJ decision
  • 4:24 – Intel earnings miss and PC market concerns
  • 5:47 – Amazon CapEx and free cash flow concerns
  • 6:39 – Binance $6.3B hack details
  • 8:57 – Broader implications for crypto adoption
  • 10:05 – BOJ rate hold and December hike signal
  • 14:04 – Lagarde departure and ECB outlook

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Live from Brussels.
This is Bloomberg Daybreak Europe. I'm Stephen Carroll with your top
stories. Nasdaq futures slump as the tech selloff
deepens Amazon and Intel the latest company earnings to disappoint
investors. Bitcoin's biggest ever hack crypto
exchange Binance, temporarily suspend withdrawals after a $6.3 billion heist,
and the Bank of Japan holds rights but opens the door to a December hike as it
says underlying inflation has reached its 2% target for the very first time.
A very good morning and Happy Friday. Let's check in on where markets are
moving this morning in that tech selloff.
Weighing on Asian shares today with the MSCI Asia-Pacific index down by over 1%.
Nasdaq futures again down by 2% hitting the lows that we saw earlier in the
session. Now as well as we look to how in…