Trump policy headlines and AI demand shape U.S. premarket focus
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Premarket headlines point to elevated macro and geopolitics risk: potential new U.S. tariffs, warnings on risk appetite from JPMorgan, and concerns around rising leverage at mega-cap tech. Goldman's scenario of a prolonged Strait of Hormuz disruption highlights upside tail risk for crude, which would tighten financial conditions and pressure risk assets. Separately, stronger AI-driven storage demand supports the semiconductor and memory supply chain.
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BlockBeats report (July 21): Key developments to watch ahead of the U.S. stock market open:
1) Trump may roll out new tariffs on dozens of countries as soon as this week.
2) Trump has accepted the CLARITY Act's ethics provisions, bringing the bill closer to a Senate vote.
3) The five largest U.S. technology companies' "hidden debt" has climbed to $1.65 trillion.
4) JPMorgan Chase CEO said investors are underpricing market risks; he is currently not buying equities or long-dated U.S. Treasuries.
5) Goldman Sachs warned that if the Strait of Hormuz remains blocked for a prolonged period, global oil prices could top $120 a barrel by year-end.
6) AI-driven storage demand is accelerating: NVIDIA's CMX could consume more than 100 million TB of NAND next year, with Samsung already shipping.
