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EPISODE · Sep 24, 2025 · 14 MIN

25th September – US AI stocks drift lower on Powell and Alibaba LLM advance

from MPC Markets Morning Call · host MPC Markets

In this morning's edition of MPC Markets Morning Call, Mark Gardner discusses the current state of the US stock market, highlighting the impact of Federal Reserve remarks on rate expectations and the performance of various sectors. He delves into significant tech innovations, particularly Alibaba's new AI model and Tesla's manufacturing advancements. The conversation also touches on thematic investing trends, including AI and robotics, and concludes with market predictions and insights into upcoming earnings reports.TakeawaysUS growth and labor markets have softened.Inflation remains above the Fed's 2% target.Alibaba's new AI model shows significant progress.Tesla's manufacturing process is revolutionizing production.The uranium sector has seen substantial growth recently.Market reset is healthy amidst overvaluation concerns.AI is driving an industrial revolution in investing.Defense and security themes are gaining traction.Expectations for disappointing earnings in certain sectors.Interest rate-sensitive stocks may underperform.

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