Market View: Starbucks, Fast food, consumer retail, McDonald's Yum, Super Micro, AMD, Interest Rates, Tesla, Google, Viking, SIA, Seatrium, Jardine Cycle and Carriage, DFI Retail
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Why is Starbucks' "rest of the year" forecast sober? What do the earnings from the world of AI and chipmakers signal about whether or not investments in AI are reaping rewards? How did market's react to Jerome Powell's remarks this morning? Tour markets with Michelle Martin and Ryan Huang in this edition of Market View.
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