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Alphabet (GOOG) remains at the center of an aggressive pivot toward massive AI infrastructure spending, as evidenced by its first-quarter earnings and revised 2026 capital expenditure forecasts. Alongside other hyperscalers, the company is navigating a 'compute-constrained' environment, driving a collective projected spend of up to $725 billion to secure necessary chips and cooling systems. Despite this capital intensity, Alphabet continues to anchor broader market earnings, contributing to the 26% EPS growth observed across the 'Magnificent 7' as AI-driven revenue begins to scale. However, the research highlights emerging headwinds, including cooling retail sentiment in AI sectors and potential regulatory challenges like South Korea’s proposed AI profit taxes. Geopolitical tensions also loom, with an 'AI Cold War' between the US and China potentially impacting global tech supply chains and leadership dynamics. Ultimately, while Alphabet demonstrates robust operational resilience, its outlook is increasingly tied to its ability to monetize these historic capex levels amid a backdrop of bond market volatility and infrastructure bottlenecks.
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Solid AI Fundamentals Should Support Stocks Further
UBS maintains an attractive rating on global equities, supported by strong AI fundamentals and resilient US economic growth. Despite market volatility and valuation concerns, the firm expects significant EPS growth and advocates for a diversified, active investment approach.
Solid AI Fundamentals Should Support Stocks Further
UBS maintains a positive outlook on global equities driven by robust AI fundamentals and resilient US economic growth. Despite valuation pressures in the tech sector, long-term AI demand remains high.
AI Volatility Is Back But The Capex Story Still Looks Firm
Despite recent market volatility in AI tech stocks, UBS remains constructive on the sector, citing robust long-term capex plans and the next growth phase driven by agentic AI.
Bond Top List
The UBS Bond Top List provides comprehensive, categorized investment recommendations for global fixed income markets. It differentiates between hold-to-maturity strategies and short-term relative value trading opportunities.
Flows & Liquidity
Global share buybacks reached record levels of $533bn in April-May 2026, largely driven by US Tech. Consequently, net equity supply is projected to remain manageable despite upcoming IPOs.
Credit Calls
A daily compilation of J.P. Morgan credit research covering California wildfire liability reforms, advertising landscape disruption by AI, and record-setting US High Grade corporate bond issuance.
Sentiment Drops PMIs and GPU Rental Prices
Sensitivity, Semiconductor Risks, and Supply
AI Taxes Everything Else and BDCs
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Solid AI Fundamentals Should Support Stocks Further
UBS · Jun 4, 2026
Solid AI Fundamentals Should Support Stocks Further
UBS · Jun 6, 2026
AI Volatility Is Back But The Capex Story Still Looks Firm
UBS · Jun 9, 2026
Bond Top List
UBS · Jun 9, 2026
Flows & Liquidity
J.P. Morgan · Jun 9, 2026
Credit Calls
J.P. Morgan · Jun 3, 2026
Sentiment Drops PMIs and GPU Rental Prices
Goldman Sachs · May 22, 2026
Sensitivity, Semiconductor Risks, and Supply
Goldman Sachs · May 19, 2026
AI Taxes Everything Else and BDCs
Goldman Sachs International · May 12, 2026
Market Monitor
Goldman Sachs · May 11, 2026
Hyperscalers Double Down on AI Capex
UniCredit · May 10, 2026