Nvidia soars on Q2 earnings, Jerome Powell's comments on rate cuts, Boeing's manufacturing issues with the 737 MAX, and other market headlines are discussed in this episode.
NVIDIA has reported impressive second quarter results, beating expectations. The company earned $2.70 per share on $13.51 billion in revenue, exceeding analysts' predictions of $2.09 per share on $11.09 billion in revenue. Data center sales reached a record $10.32 billion, well above the estimated $7.98 billion. NVIDIA also provided strong guidance for the third quarter, with expected sales of $16 billion, driving the stock price up by more than 8%. The company also approved a $25 billion share buyback.
Boeing Faces Manufacturing Issue with 737 MAX
Boeing has encountered a manufacturing problem with its 737 MAX aircraft. Hundreds of incorrectly drilled holes have been identified in the structural assembly of a bulkhead, affecting planes manufactured by Spirit Arrow Systems. Boeing has found a fix for the issue and confirmed that the current working fleet of MAX aircraft is not affected. However, some delays in deliveries are expected due to this manufacturing defect.
Nvidia (NVDA) soars as Q2 earnings, guidance smash estimates; unveils $25B buyback. (00:27) Jerome Powell at Jackson Hole: Expect push-back on rate cuts, bond yield comments. (01:41) Boeing (BA) sees new production issue on 737 MAX - report. (02:53)
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