📈 Stocks / Finance

AMD Launches AI PC Chips to Target Intel’s Market Share

Investor’s Business Daily

At Computex, AMD unveiled Ryzen AI Pro 300 chips and Radeon GPUs, partnering with Asus to launch AI PCs aimed at enterprise users. AMD’s x86 CPU share rose to 24.4% in Q1. Intel fell to 75.6% and is exploring divestitures, including its edge and FPGA units.

Nvidia steadies ahead of Q1 report amid mixed sentiment

Investor’s Business Daily

Nvidia shares dipped 2% to 131.16 despite CEO Jensen Huang unveiling NVLink Fusion at Computex. Analysts expect Q1 earnings of $0.88/share on $43.26B revenue, up 44% and 66% YoY. A $5.5B China-related charge looms. Stock remains in a 20-week consolidation pattern.

UnitedHealth Falls After Allegations of Nursing Home Payouts

Investopedia

UnitedHealth shares fell nearly 5% after The Guardian reported it paid bonuses to nursing homes to curb hospital transfers. The DOJ declined to act on the allegations. Shares are down ~33% since mid-April following fraud probes and CEO Witty's resignation.

🪙 Crypto

Bitcoin Hits $110K as Trump, Wall Street Fuel Crypto Momentum

Investopedia

Bitcoin surged to $109,900 Wednesday—an all-time high—driven by $6.5B in ETF inflows, Trump’s pro-crypto stance, and growing Wall Street adoption. The Senate bill advancing stablecoin regulation and corporate treasury buys from firms like MSTR added to bullish sentiment.

🌎 Global Economy

G7 Finance Leaders Meet in Banff Amid Trade Tensions

CBC 

G7 finance ministers and central bankers convened in Banff to discuss global economic risks and the war in Ukraine. U.S. tariffs remain a key tension point. IMF, World Bank, and FSB leaders joined, with reforms and global imbalances topping the agenda.

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