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Trump's geopolitical claims are affecting market stability, leading IBM CEO Arvind Krishna to explain a Q2 shortfall due to client capex shifts.

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Trump's geopolitical claims are affecting market stability, leading IBM CEO Arvind Krishna to explain a Q2 shortfall due to client capex shifts.

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  1. IBM CEO Arvind Krishna admitted misjudging corporate spending shifts, losing software budgets to chipmakers like Micron.Sub-event
  2. IBM CEO Arvind Krishna links Q2 shortfall to market instability caused by Trump's geopolitical statements.1 source
  3. HSBC downgraded IBM stock as CEO admitted large deals failed to close amid capex shifts.1 source
  4. IBM CEO addresses performance issues linked to client capex shifts.1 source

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