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Nvidia (NYSE: NVDA) which was anyway the best-performing S&P 500 stock in 2023 is up sharply in US premarket price action today and looks set to hit a new record high as markets give a thumbs up to its fiscal second quarter 2023 earnings. Wall Street analysts have also raised the stock’s target price after the stellar earnings report. Nvidia reported revenues of $13.51 billion in the quarter that ended on July 30 which were up 101% YoY and a new quarterly record for the company.

Chinese EV company Xpeng Motors (NYSE: XPEV) which posted a record net loss of 2.8 billion yuan in Q2 2023 has said that its partnership with auto giant Volkswagen and continued cost cuts would help it narrow losses. While Xpeng Motors posted revenues in line with analysts’ estimates, its Q2 losses were wider than expected while its gross margins went into negative territory. At its peak, the company posted positive double-digit gross margins.

After a strong first-half performance amid the tech rally US stocks have weakened in August and the Nasdaq Composite has lost 8% while the S&P 500 is down 5.2%. Both the indices have fallen for three consecutive weeks as fears rise. Incidentally, the fall in US stocks is coming at a time when the Bank of America August fund manager showed that fund managers are the least bearish since February 2022 and cash allocations fell to a 21-month low of 4.8% as compared to 5.3% in July.

China is officially targeting GDP growth of “around 5%” in 2023. The world’s second-largest economy expanded at only 3% last year amid its controversial zero-COVID policy but reversed the policy late last year. Meanwhile, after a flurry of weak economic data several brokerages have raised concern over China’s growth outlook and expect it to miss the 5% growth forecast. China’s recent economic data showed that its economic rebound continues to falter.

Tesla (NYSE: TSLA) has lowered the prices of select Model Y variants in China and launched lower-priced versions of Model S and Model X in the US as the Elon Musk-run company looks to spur sales. Tesla lowered the prices of two variants of its Model Y crossover in China by around $2,000 and offered a “limited-time insurance subsidy” of around $1,100 on Model 3.

X which was formerly known as Twitter has been in the news ever since billionaire Elon Musk acquired the company last October and took it private. He later quit as the company’s CEO and hired former NBC Universal advertising executive Linda Yaccarino to lead the company. In a recent interview, Yaccarino said that she has autonomy under Musk and talked about the reasoning for changing Twitter’s name to X.

Rivian (NYSE: RIVN) reported its Q2 2023 earnings yesterday beating on both the topline as well as the bottomline and also raised its 2023 production guidance. Here are the key takeaways. RIVN reported revenues of $1.12 billion which was ahead of the $1 billion that analysts expected. Its gross margins were negative 37% in the quarter as compared to negative 81% in the corresponding quarter last year. In Q2, Rivian produced 13,992 vehicles and delivered 12,640 of those.

Lucid Motors (NYSE: LCID) released its Q2 earnings after the close of markets yesterday. The stock is trading higher in US premarkets today despite the company missing Q2 revenue estimates. Lucid Motors posted revenues of $150.9 million in the quarter which was significantly below the $175 million that analysts expected. The company’s net loss however widened to $764.2 million as compared to $555.3 million in the corresponding quarter last year.