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America's "After" Economy: What Post-Peak Consumption Growth Means for Investors

Consumer spending remains resilient in aggregate, but signs of moderation have become more visible across several categories. Households face higher interest payments on mortgages, credit cards and other forms of borrowing, reducing discretionary purchasing power.

Nitish Kishor | 11 June 2026

Broadcom's $26bn Rout After Revenue Miss Raises Questions Across Semiconductor Sector

The earnings reaction reflected investor sensitivity to expectations that had become increasingly ambitious after a prolonged technology rally. While demand for AI-related products remains substantial, the guidance suggested that revenue realization may not occur as quickly as some investors had anticipated.

Nitish Kishor | 11 June 2026

Core Payrolls in May Come in Flat, Bond Markets Reassess Rate Cut Expectations

The labour market remains a central component of Federal Reserve decision-making, particularly as policymakers weigh persistent inflation pressures against signs of slowing economic activity. Market participants closely analysed underlying payroll trends following the latest employment release, looking beyond headline job creation figures to assess …

Nitish Kishor | 11 June 2026

Barry Diller Says Physical Assets Are More Valuable Than AI, Challenging Market Orthodoxy

The case for physical assets rests on a straightforward principle. Real estate, infrastructure, studios, logistics networks and industrial facilities produce measurable cash flows tied to tangible economic activity. Their value can often be estimated using rental income, operating earnings or replacement costs.

Nitish Kishor | 11 June 2026

Did AI Just Kill the Bull Market? Investors Assess the Meaning of the Correction

The correction followed an extended period in which AI-related companies generated outsized returns. Semiconductor manufacturers, networking firms and cloud-infrastructure providers attracted substantial investor inflows, resulting in elevated valuations across parts of the technology sector.

Nitish Kishor | 11 June 2026

Dollar Strength in a Geopolitical Risk Environment: The Safe Haven Paradox

The latest escalation between the United States and Iran has pushed investors toward traditional safe-haven assets, yet one feature of the market response stands out. The US dollar has strengthened despite the United States being directly involved in the conflict. Recent trading has seen …

Nitish Kishor | 11 June 2026

Earnings vs. Valuations: What Is Actually Fuelling the US Bull Run?

Recent corporate results show that earnings growth has remained concentrated in a relatively small number of sectors. Technology companies, particularly those linked to artificial intelligence infrastructure, have generated a disproportionate share of aggregate profit expansion across major indices.

Nitish Kishor | 11 June 2026