Money manager Sebastien Page of T. Rowe Price, a self-described "reluctant bear," has changed his view on the stock market and started buying equities again due to a surprisingly strong economy that should lift stocks higher.
The US Dollar (USD) is gaining against its rivals due to strong jobless claims data and rising US bond yields, with the DXY index rising to 105.90; all eyes are now on next week's inflation data to determine the short-term direction of the USD.
The stock market wavered as traders awaited insights from Jerome Powell on the outlook for rates, with Tesla Inc. sinking 5% and Nvidia Corp. rallying; meanwhile, Powell's remarks may determine whether the S&P 500 continues its longest winning run since 2004.
The International Labour Organization (ILO) has launched a $20 million appeal to support the Palestine labour market, which has been severely impacted by the ongoing conflict, with the loss of jobs, businesses, and livelihoods, as well as damage to civilian infrastructure.
Rivian Automotive delivered impressive Q3 earnings, raised its production guidance for FY 2023, and announced the availability of commercial van deliveries to non-Amazon customers, positioning the company as the strongest value in the large-cap US EV market.
Former President Donald Trump's claim that his Palm Beach estate, Mar-a-Lago, is worth "100 times" more than the valuation determined by prosecutors is disputed by a Mar-a-Lago historian who cites a deed easement that Trump signed in 2002 as a factor that diminished the property's value, limiting its potential market value and preventing certain expansions and use of the property.
Bitcoin reached a year-long high of $38,000, driven by optimism over the approval of a spot Bitcoin ETF, while Ethereum crossed the $2,000 mark for the first time since July; the total market capitalization for all cryptocurrencies rose by 5.4% to $1.45 trillion, outperforming stock indices.
Sezzle Inc., a buy-now-pay-later company, has announced that it will be exclusively traded on the Nasdaq stock market, delisting from the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) to simplify operations and enhance liquidity. The move comes after Sezzle's temporary halt in trading on the Nasdaq due to insufficient common shares available, and the company's growing profitability and subscriber base indicate its success in the market. As buy-now-pay-later services gain popularity, Sezzle aims to provide a responsible alternative to credit cards during the holiday season.
U.S. stocks fell as Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's comments about inflation and a disappointing 30-year note auction dampened market sentiment, with major indexes hitting session lows and the tech-heavy Nasdaq down 0.67%.
Nvidia's stock reached a buy point after it was reported that the company is set to announce a new series of AI chips designed to comply with US export restrictions for customers in China.
The share of homes purchased with all cash has reached its highest level in nearly a decade, accounting for 34.1% of all sales in September, as rising mortgage rates and a limited supply of homes for sale have driven homebuyers to pay in cash.
Arm, a chip design company, reported revenue of $806 million in Q2 2021, but its operating expenses of $916 million resulted in an operating loss of $156 million and a net loss of $110 million.
California's housing market has been in a "seller's market" for 38% of the past 12 years, with low supply and rising prices, challenging buyers to find affordable options, despite conventional definitions suggesting a "buyer's market" should have supply equal to six months or more of sales and lower prices.
Wall Street stocks wavered as investors awaited Federal Reserve policymakers' clues on interest rate strategy, with the S&P 500, Dow Jones, and Nasdaq Composite all largely unchanged.
The Financial Street Forum in Beijing is discussing global economic development with the theme "Better China Better World – Enhancing Financial Openness and Cooperation for Shared Growth and Mutual Benefits."
The Dow Jones Industrial rose as markets reacted to unemployment claims and awaited a speech from Fed Chair Jerome Powell, while Nvidia stock broke out past a buy point; in other news, Disney beat earnings forecasts and raised its cost restructuring targets.
Movie-theater chain AMC Entertainment filed for an "at the market" sale of up to $350 million in common shares, causing its stock to drop 19.6%; the proceeds will be used to increase liquidity, repay debts, and for general corporate purposes.
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Despite the recent dip in mortgage rates, the housing market is still facing challenges such as limited inventory, high prices, and low affordability.
The battle between Pedros and Nando's in the South African spicy chicken market shows that competition and new entrants can drive innovation and lower prices, highlighting the potential benefits of increased competition in South Africa's concentrated markets.
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Nvidia plans to release three new chips for the Chinese market, despite ongoing export restrictions imposed by the United States, while Chinese companies turn to domestic alternatives such as Huawei's 910B Ascend AI chips.
The price of Bitcoin has surpassed $37,000, driven by optimism about the approval of spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETF) in the United States.
The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits fell last week, indicating that the labor market is showing minimal signs of slowing down.
The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits decreased slightly to 217,000, indicating that the labor market is showing little signs of significant slowdown.
Cohen & Steers, Inc. reported a decrease in assets under management (AUM) due to market depreciation, net outflows, and distributions, while its diverse product offerings and global reach are expected to support its financials.
Hollywood actors have reached a tentative agreement with major studios, ending a 118-day strike and allowing entertainment companies to replenish their content libraries. Additionally, major studios like Netflix, NBCUniversal, and Paramount faced challenges during earnings season, while Nintendo's announcement of a live-action adaptation of its Zelda franchise boosted its stock. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is hosting Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng to discuss U.S.-China trade practices, and the FDA has cleared Eli Lilly's weight loss treatment as a competitor to Novo Nordisk's Wegovy in the obesity drug market. Furthermore, General Motors' self-driving unit Cruise is recalling 950 driverless cars due to software issues.
Wall Street stock futures were flat as investors awaited further clues on interest-rate strategy from Federal Reserve policymakers, after a series of mixed messages.
The global multispectral camera market is expected to reach a value of USD 3.21 billion by 2032, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.5% during the projected period, driven by increasing demand in industries such as defense, agriculture, and healthcare.
Wall Street remains stagnant as the S&P 500 hovers around the same level for a fourth consecutive day, despite the index being on track for its longest winning streak in 19 years if it ends with a gain today, with the Walt Disney Co. and Tapestry among the highest gainers and Becton Dickinson and Lyft weighing down on the market; meanwhile, the majority of companies in the S&P 500 are expected to deliver overall earnings growth, but the focus in financial markets continues to be on bond yields and their impact on inflation and interest rates.
EGRAG predicts that the market capitalization of XRP could reach $997 billion, resulting in a potential price surge to around $18 per XRP, reflecting a 7% appreciation rate from its current price of $0.7325.
U.S. stock futures are mixed after a muted day on Wall Street, SoftBank reports a quarterly loss due to the impact of the WeWork bankruptcy, Walt Disney reports better-than-expected earnings, China re-enters deflationary territory, and Hollywood actors reach a tentative deal to end their strike.
Rates traders are predicting that the global tightening cycle is ending and that central banks will begin monetary easing from mid-2024.
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Nvidia is set to release three microchips specifically for China after being unable to sell high-end chips there due to US government restrictions.
Xiaomi's sales of over 1 million units of its latest flagship smartphone in the week since its launch suggest that China's phone market slump may be ending.
Xiaomi's sales of over 1 million units of its latest flagship smartphone in one week suggests that the slump in China's phone market may be coming to an end, signaling a potential recovery.
German shipping company Hapag-Lloyd warns of challenging quarters ahead if spot freight rates do not recover, narrowing its 2023 earnings guidance toward the lower end of its previous range.
Twilio's stock rallied over 7% after reporting strong Q3 earnings and raising its full-year guidance, despite concerns over declining core key performance indicators and a lower net retention rate.
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Alphabet's stock price has fallen due to slower-than-expected growth in its Cloud business, creating a buying opportunity for investors who believe in the company's long-term potential and dominant position in the technology industry.
European markets are expected to open in negative territory as momentum declines, while Morgan Stanley suggests that now is a good time to buy gold stocks.
Rio Tinto CEO Jakob Stausholm says the Chinese economy is resilient despite challenges in the property sector, citing the booming automotive sector and EV production.
UBS is 'underweight' on Indian markets due to lack of investment in growth and flat capex, despite the country's fairly stable macroeconomics.
Oil prices edge up as deflationary indicators in China are shrugged off and markets look for further clues on the status of demand from the world's two biggest oil consumers.
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The global infusion pump accessories market is expected to experience rapid growth due to increasing chronic diseases, favorable government initiatives, and positive reimbursement policies, with North America dominating the market and the accessories and disposables segment holding the largest market share. However, challenges such as medical mishaps and integration problems with healthcare infrastructure may hinder market expansion.
BNY Mellon has stated that the proposed central clearing rule by the SEC to boost the Treasury market would need to be implemented gradually to avoid disruptions in the already turbulent market.