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Tinsel Talks Finance - July 17, 2026

8 min · 17. juli 2026
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Semiconductor selloff -- TSMC beat Q2 earnings but raised capex to $60-64 billion, triggering chip stock losses amid AI spending concerns Thursday market close -- Dow -106 pts (-0.2%) to 52,553; S&P 500 -0.51% to 7,534; Nasdaq -1.47% to 25,882 Corporate earnings -- UnitedHealth beat with $112B revenue and raised full-year guidance; GE Aerospace topped estimates but stock fell 2%; Netflix reported EPS $0.80 vs $0.79 est, revenue $12.56B Oil and geopolitics -- Strait of Hormuz tensions persist; Brent at $84.63/barrel, WTI near $79.60 Fed rate decision -- Next meeting July 28-29; odds of a July hike are rising due to oil/inflation pressures, but consensus still leans toward a hold Commodities -- Gold near $4,000/oz; Bitcoin around $62,393

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IBM stock plunged over 20% in premarket trading after issuing a surprise earnings warning, flagging a revenue shortfall that missed analyst estimates and dragging the Dow lower. U.S. and Iran renewed hostilities over the Strait of Hormuz, pushing Brent crude up 4.5% to $87 per barrel and bringing shipping in the critical chokepoint to a near-standstill. Monday's market close saw all major indices decline. The S&P 500 fell 0.79%, the Nasdaq dropped 1.55%, and the VIX jumped 14% to 17.16, signaling heightened fear. June's CPI report came in cooler than expected, with annual inflation easing to 3.5% and core inflation sliding to 2.6%, offering a rare bright spot amid the geopolitical turmoil. Five major U.S. banks reported Q2 earnings today, with Goldman Sachs leading at a 78% profit surge to $6.63 billion, while the remaining four, JPMorgan, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, and Citigroup, continued their reports amid rising uncertainty.

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