
Stock futures barely moved as traders sipped their coffee, nervously eyeing Meta's gloomy forecast and Microsoft's triumphant 8% leap. It’s like watching a soap opera, but with more numbers.
Meta took a nosedive after warning of softer revenue, losing nearly 7% in after-hours trading. Investors collectively whispered, 'Did someone forget to feed the AI?'
Meanwhile, Microsoft danced away with an 8% jump fueled by booming Azure growth and plans to splash $175 billion on data centers. Apparently, cloud parties never end here.
Experts say it’s a showdown: Microsoft’s smart spending versus Meta’s cost-eating habits. Think of it as AI’s version of sibling rivalry—one’s saving, the other’s splurging.
The Federal Reserve hit pause on interest rates, sending long-term Treasury yields to their highest since 2007. Investors scratched their heads: 'Are rates playing hard to get?'
The Dow dropped over 1,150 points, staging a dramatic sell-off. Even stocks wanted a day off after all the Fed and tech drama.
Traders brace for jobless claims, inflation data, and earnings from Amazon, Apple, and Coinbase. Stay tuned for the next episode of 'As the Market Turns.'