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美股前瞻 | 美国5月PPI低于预期,三大期指小幅拉升;特斯拉盘前大涨近8%,马斯克560亿美元薪酬获批

US stock market preview: US May PPI lower than expected, three major futures indices slightly up; Tesla soared nearly 8% before the market, Musk's $56 billion salary approved.

Futu News ·  Jun 13 20:39

Global macro

  • Before the opening bell on Thursday, the three major futures contracts were mixed.

The initial jobless claims in the United States recorded 242,000 for the week ending June 8, with a forecast of 225,000 and a previous value of 229,000. It is a new high since the week of August 12, 2023. The US May PPI annual rate was 2.2%, with an expected value of 2.5% and a previous value of 2.2%. The monthly rate of PPI in May was -0.2%, the largest drop since October 2023.

After the initial claims and PPI data were released, the three major futures contracts all rose slightly.

  • Can't fully trust the Fed's dot plot? The door to a rate cut in September is still open!

The decline in US May CPI data triggered a stock market rise, but the dot plot showed that there may only be a 25 basis point rate cut this year. However, some people do not believe in the Fed's tough stance. Krishna Guha, Vice Chairman of Evercore ISI, said that he believes that many of the Fed's most influential rate-setters, including Powell, may support two rate cuts. He said:"This is a signal for a 1.5 rate cut", and the Fed will make relevant decisions at its last meeting before the election in September.

  • Another major bank 'tears up the report'! UBS has postponed the expected first rate cut by the US Federal Reserve until December.

On Thursday, Fed officials reduced their expectations for the magnitude of rate cuts this year from three 25 basis point cuts to just one. UBS Global Research now expects the Fed to start cutting rates in December, not September, while Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley still expect the Fed to cut rates for the first time in September. JPMorgan still expects the Fed to cut rates for the first time in November, but believes that the risk of a rate cut in September is greater than in December. Bank of America Global Research maintains its forecast that the Fed will cut rates in December.

  • Deutsche Bank: Biden's election is bullish for large-cap technology stocks, and Trump's election is bullish for energy, finance, and small-cap stocks.

Morgan Stanley's Chief Investment Officer Michael Wilson said that if US President Biden is re-elected, the bond market may benefit because his government will try to raise taxes to offset some government spending; if former President Trump wins, it will be good for economic growth and bad for bonds. Reuters quoted Wilson as saying that Morgan Stanley still believes that large-cap companies will outperform the broader market. In the current economic and political environment, it is believed that stocks that have profit upgrades should be held, which is good for high-quality stocks in the broader market. He expects that if Trump comes to power, energy and financial sectors, as well as small-cap stocks, will benefit, while large-cap growth stocks will benefit from Biden's victory.

  • Tech stocks have become the second largest dividend-paying industry in the US stock market.

For a long time, high-yielding stocks have been considered the norm for mature industries (such as financial stocks, energy stocks), but tech stocks are changing this ecosystem. This year, Meta, Alphabet, Salesforce, and other tech giants have joined the dividend-paying army. Institutional data shows that technology stocks account for 14.1% of the total cash dividends paid by the S&P 500, ranking second among all industries. Although the dividend yield of technology stocks is not high, the amount is huge.

  • Stop focusing on nvidia and other 'AI boom drivers'! Goldman Sachs boldly predicts the next batch of beneficiaries.

Given investors' continued enthusiasm for artificial intelligence (AI), a senior executive at JPMorgan said that companies that use AI to transform their business may be the next beneficiaries. More and more investors are now looking for other ways to bet on the potential of AI. For example, JPMorgan previously stated that some trading clients are entering the bulk commodity market, and this technology is expected to boost demand for energy and equipment.

Hot news

  • Star tech stocks diverge before the market opens.

  • NVIDIA rose more than 3% before the market opened. The market share of the global discrete graphics card market in the first quarter climbed to 88%.

$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$It rose more than 3% before the market opened, and reported 129 US dollars, which will once again refresh the intraday high set yesterday after opening. In terms of news, according to the latest report from the research company Jon Peddie Research, the global shipments of discrete graphics cards (AIB graphics cards) in the first quarter of 2024 fell from 9.5 million pieces in the previous quarter to 8.7 million pieces, but increased by 39% year-on-year. Among them, NVIDIA's market share climbed as high as 88%, AMD's graphics card market share fell to 12%, and Intel's graphics card market share was less than 1%.

  • Tesla rose nearly 8% before the market opened, and Musk announced his winning $56 billion compensation plan vote.

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$Shares of Tesla rose nearly 8% before the market opens to $191.32. On June 13th, shareholders of Tesla are expected to vote to approve CEO Elon Musk's compensation package of $56 billion and to allow the electric car maker's legal headquarters to be moved to Texas, USA. Although the official voting results have not been announced yet, Musk has announced the victory in advance. He said on social media platform X on Wednesday that the resolution passed with a significant margin.

  • Broadcom rose nearly 14% before the market opens, with strong demand for AI driving better-than-expected Q2 performance and announcing a 1-to-10 stock split.

$Broadcom (AVGO.US)$Broadcom's shares rose nearly 14% before the market opens and hit a new high after opening. On the news side, Broadcom announced its second quarter results as of May 5th this year, with revenue soaring 43% year-on-year to $12.487 billion, exceeding analysts' expectations of $12.06 billion, mainly due to strong demand for artificial intelligence and VMware business; Non-GAAP earnings per share rose 6.2% year-on-year to $10.96, exceeding analysts' expectations of $10.85. Revenue from AI products during the period reached a record $3.1 billion. The company expects AI-related revenue to reach $11 billion in 2024, higher than the previous forecast of $10 billion. In addition, Broadcom plans to conduct a 1-to-10 stock split on July 12th after the market closes.

  • The trading volume of short-term option contracts of GameStop surged, and the market speculated that Keith Gill, also known as "Roaring Kitty", has trimmed his positions.

According to Reuters,$GameStop (GME.US)$Short-term option contract trading volume surged on Wednesday, and the market speculated that Keith Gill, also known as "Roaring Kitty", may have already sold a large part of his GameStop option position. Trade Alert data shows that the trading volume of GameStop options reached 1.2 million contracts on Wednesday, an increase of 66% over the daily average trading volume of the stock options last month, of which about 93,000 June call options changed hands. Steve Sosnick, chief strategist at Interactive Brokers, said, "We can't be sure (Keith Gill has trimmed his positions) until we see the open interest data, but I can't imagine anyone else selling such a huge trading volume below the market price."

  • Faraday Future rose 1.5% before the market opens, and FF 91 2.0 restarted the delivery of the second phase.

$Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc. (FFIE.US)$Rose 1.5% before the market opens. FF announced that the company has completed the delivery of a new car to senior individual investor user Mr. He Jun. The COO of his US branch received the FF 91 2.0 at FF's Los Angeles headquarters. Jia Yueting, founder, chief product and user ecology officer of FF, handed over the vehicle to Mr. He's representative. This marks the restart of the delivery of the second phase (SOD2) that began last year.

Not to be outdone, after NVIDIA CEO Huang Renxun announced the latest AI chip iteration schedule on the evening of June 2nd, AMD CEO Su Zifeng also threw out an iteration roadmap during her speech on the morning of June 3rd before the COMPUTEX opened. The company will launch the MI325 X and Ryzen AI300 this year, the MI350 series in 2025, and the MI400 series in 2026.

  • Most popular China concept stocks rose before the market opens.

  • Bilibili rose more than 6% before the market opens. Institutions pointed out that its performance is expected to continue to improve.

$Bilibili (BILI.US)$Rose more than 6% before the market opens, at $15.28. H shares rose 5.6% today, closing at HKD 116.8. Bank of America recently released a research report, predicting that Bilibili's performance trend in Q2 of 2024 and the full year will improve, based on improvements in advertising and gaming businesses, and raised its earnings per share forecast for 2024 to 2026 by 3% to 5% and raised H shares' target price from HKD 131 to HKD 140, and reiterated its "Buy" rating.

Bilibili rose more than 3% pre-market trading and was upgraded to "buy" by UBS, which raised its EPS estimate per share.

Reminder for US Macro Events

(All in Peking Time)

20:30 US Initial Jobless Claims for the week ending June 8th (in 10,000s of persons)

20:30 US May PPI YoY

01:00 US 30-Year Treasury Bond Auction - Awarded Yield Rate as of June 13th

Next day 00:00 William Williams of the Federal Reserve supports a discussion with US Treasury Secretary Yellen at an event hosted by The Economist

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