US Stocks: US Market Opens Higher as Microsoft's Results Temper some AI Jitters
Microsoft rose 8% on Azure growth, while Meta fell 7% after a weak revenue outlook and Treasury yields climbed above 5.2%, traders said.
- U.S. stocks rose Thursday, led by Microsoft, which jumped 15.2% after reporting stronger-than-expected quarterly profit as CEO Satya Nadella highlighted Azure cloud growth reflecting customer AI adoption.
- Meta Platforms declined 8.5% after revealing a 91% dip in free cash flow, prompting Stephen Evans of Pave Finance to characterize it as a "tale of two AI investment strategies."
- Computer-Chip companies clawed back recent losses as Micron Technology jumped 8.4%, Lam Research leaped 18.3%, and Advanced Micro Devices rallied 7.3% on Thursday.
- Treasury yields eased following Wednesday's Federal Reserve meeting, with the 10-year rate declining to 4.65% from 4.67% while the 30-year yield held at 5.20%.
- Reports released Thursday showed U.S. economic growth slowed, while Sameer Samana of Wells Fargo Investment Institute said the September Fed meeting remains "live" for potential action.
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