The Wall Street recovers after the 800 billion USD sell-off of the Magnificent Seven, while Brent falls back below the 100 USD mark and the oil shock loses its edge – Intel disproves the thesis of being an AI loser with the strongest growth since 2011, and NVIDIA secures Amkor's packaging capacity with an advance payment of 1.5 billion USD, while the DAX finds its way back toward 25,000 points thanks to a surge in SAP shares

USA & MACRO-ENVIRONMENT Wall Street struggles for stabilization, and it achieves it – albeit with drooping shoulders The S&P 500 is virtually standing still with +0.24%, the Nasdaq 100 drops 0.67%, while Gold barely moves with +0.35% and Brent delivers the fourth recovery impulse of the week with -2.72%. This is the actual relief: The oil price falls back below 100 USD per barrel after breaking that mark for the first time since the end of May. However, on a weekly basis, Brent still shows an increase of around 10% – the price...