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Dani Burger previews markets as Alphabet’s sales spark AI fears, Microsoft outperforms, Caterpillar and data-center capex under pressure, Fed holds, ECB and Lagarde succession loom; Kevin Hassett weighs inflation and policy.
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Bloomberg’s morning segment captures a sharp market split: Alphabet’s sales miss knocked shares hard as AI growth worries re-emerged while Microsoft kept outperforming on Azure strength, and Caterpillar slid amid questions about data-center capital spending. The show strings together corporate results, data-center capex talk and central-bank headlines into a single narrative about whether AI spending is a durable boom or a cyclical blip. The most striking moment is how quickly AI anxiety traveled from Big Tech to an industrial bellwether, suggesting investors are watching capex signals, not just model demos.
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