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Investors are currently navigating a trifecta of concerns. Firstly, the anticipated resurgence of the Chinese economy seems to have stalled, leaving many disappointed. Secondly, the looming US presidential election is casting a shadow of uncertainty over the markets. Thirdly, hopes for a dramatic monetary easing in the United States are fading. Add…
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With the US presidential election just a fortnight away, investors are glued to a deluge of corporate earnings announcements, hoping to keep the stock market's ascent uninterrupted. Today, China joined the central bank rate-cutting spree. Meanwhile, the geopolitical landscape remains volatile, with the BRICS summit in Russia and ongoing conflict in…
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Wall Street is set to open with a spring in its step, thanks to the tech sector's latest triumphs. This week saw record-breaking highs for the Dow and S&P 500, fueled by robust economic data and stellar corporate earnings. AI, China, and geopolitics continue to set the scene, as the countdown to the U.S. presidential election picks up pace.…
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Wall Street seems to be in a reflective state this Wednesday, with futures hinting at a rather indifferent start. This follows a mix of strong earnings reports from U.S. banks and a cautionary update from ASML in Europe. The earnings season is in full swing, with Morgan Stanley taking center stage today.…
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Yesterday, the stock market had a clear message: semiconductors are in vogue, while luxury goods are out of favor. Industry stocks outperformed energy stocks. But why? Let's dive in. Meanwhile, China remains a hot topic, but the spotlight is shifting to corporate earnings, with major U.S. companies on the menu today.…
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Stock markets are on an upward trajectory as third-quarter earnings reports start to roll in. Investors got a preview last week with better-than-expected reports from three major US banks and PepsiCo. Meanwhile, China teeters on the edge after a sharp rise in indices over the past month. The market eagerly awaits support measures to bolster belief …
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Inflation in the United States has made a modest comeback, stirring a few concerns in the financial markets. However, the reaction has been more of a pause than a panic. Today, the spotlight shifts to earnings season, with JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, and Bank of New York Mellon kicking things off. Their performance will likely set the tone for upc…
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The next sessions will bring pivotal economic data and central bank pronouncements. The Federal Reserve's minutes and forthcoming inflation figures are set to steer monetary policy expectations, while geopolitical tensions and natural disasters add layers of unpredictability to the global economic scene.…
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Global stock markets are currently a mixed bag as investors juggle robust U.S. employment figures with geopolitical jitters in the Middle East. Wall Street futures are looking gloomy, with the Nasdaq, Dow Jones, and S&P 500 all pointing downward. The U.S. jobs report for September was a blockbuster, with unemployment ticking down to 4.1% and job cr…
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The Nonfarm Payrolls report, a powerful market mover, delivered an uppercut to forecasts, with a job surge that could see the Fed's rate cut expectations taper down. As the labor market flexes its muscles, the EU stands at a crossroads, and just voted in favor of tariffs on Chinese EVs amidst a battle of economic titans.…
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In the world of finance, where geopolitical tensions often dictate the mood, the markets are currently in a bearish stance. The recent Israeli airstrikes in Beirut have added to the already cautious sentiment among investors, who are also keeping an eye on upcoming macroeconomic indicators. Wall Street opened slightly in the red, following a rather…
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Global markets are navigating choppy waters. Geopolitical tensions, particularly the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran, have cast a shadow over investor sentiment. Oil prices have surged as a result, adding another layer of complexity to the market landscape. The coming weeks promise to be a test of nerves for investors worldwide.…
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Wall Street has recently shown a remarkable sense of composure. Gone are the days of wild swings driven by artificial intelligence hype and frantic interest rate speculation. The U.S. stock market is now a picture of restraint, unfazed by the European market's sluggishness and China's exuberance. Investors are patiently awaiting third-quarter earni…
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This week, the bulls are running the show, thanks to a cocktail of Chinese stimulus sparkles, tech titans' triumphs, and unexpectedly low inflation data. As Wall Street indices waltz to new highs and the PCE plays nice, this raises the question: is this momentum sustainable?بقلم Marketscreener
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Markets are having a good Thursday so far, thanks to some positive economic data from the U.S. released this morning. The reports indicate that both the economy and the job market are holding up well. Adding to the good news, China has introduced a new set of measures to boost its economy, and this time, it looks like they mean business.…
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Markets are relatively quiet at the start of the week, as investors hold their breath for key inflation data set to drop Friday - the personal consumption expenditure price index, which is a crucial indicator for US price trends. China is taking center stage after it made a new attempt to jumpstart the economy.…
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US markets brace for a dip as rate cut euphoria fades, while global central banks stand firm in a week of steady rates and measured moves. Investors eye Japan's monetary tightening and China's market maneuvers amid corporate shake-ups and triple witching volatility.بقلم Marketscreener
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Investors eagerly anticipated the Federal Reserve's inaugural rate cut, only to sell off once the rumor became reality. Wall Street dipped slightly yesterday, but the positive tone in Asian markets this morning, coupled with buoyant European and Wall Street futures, suggests investor satisfaction.بقلم Marketscreener
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Tonight, the US Federal Reserve is set to embark on a much-anticipated cycle of interest rate cuts. The financial world is abuzz with speculation about the magnitude of this move, reflecting a broader debate: Is the US economy teetering on the brink of a downturn, or is it still robust? This decision is not just about economics; it's a blend of mar…
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The moment finance nerds have been waiting for is finally here. Jerome Powell, the Chairman of the US Federal Reserve, is expected to confirm that a change in monetary policy is looming. The plan? To start reducing interest rates from September.بقلم Marketscreener
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Investors are on tenterhooks as they await the US Federal Reserve Chair's speech this Friday. They hope for a favorable financial forecast, specifically the initiation of a cycle of interest rate cuts starting in September. Meanwhile, let's dissect the stock market's summer performance and sprinkle in some morning tidbits about the crypto sector an…
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Investors are on the edge of their seats, eagerly awaiting insights from the Federal Reserve. This week has been circled in their calendars for weeks : Fed Chair Jerome Powell is due to give a speech at the Jackson Hole conference on Friday. They're also awaiting the release of the minutes from the last Fed meeting due to be unveiled Wednesday. In …
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US. stock index futures are catching their breath this Monday after Wall Street's stellar performance last week. Clearly, investors are all waiting for the main event: Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s speech at Jackson Hole, for any hints of a potential rate cut in September.بقلم Marketscreener
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The financial markets, which had been on a rollercoaster ride since mid-July, seem to have finally found their footing. Recent days have seen a rally, though they’re still shy of their peak levels for the year. Investors are warming up to the idea of cheaper money on the horizon, thanks to potential rate cuts. Today's CPI data only reinforced their…
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The financial world was gearing up for today's main event: July's US producer prices. Think of it as the opening act before tomorrow's consumer price data steals the show. Both numbers are expected to confirm that the Federal Reserve will cut rates multiple times this year, starting in September. Anything else would be like finding out your favorit…
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Wall Street is gearing up for a modest lift-off as the opening bell rings on Monday. Investors are eagerly awaiting key economic data and earnings reports that promise to shed light on the U.S. economy and consumer spending. Investors are hoping will this week be calmer than the last one, when markets were on a rollercoaster ride, spooked by recess…
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Ah, Friday mornings on Wall Street. The coffee is brewing, the traders are buzzing, the weekend is just hours away, and the jobless claims report is the talk of the town. Let's dive into the pre-bell shenanigans, shall we? Apparently, the jobless claims report was the pep talk that investors needed. The main Wall Street indices ended yesterday's se…
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What a difference a day (or two) make! Global stock markets took a leap on Wednesday, partly due to the Bank of Japan's (BOJ) surprise decision to play it cool with interest rate hikes. This unexpected move was like a soothing balm for jittery investors, causing the yen to take a nosedive. Monday’s correction already seems like a distant memory.…
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Global stock markets decided to play nice on Tuesday after throwing a tantrum on Monday. Wall Street futures were in a good mood, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average, Nasdaq Composite, and S&P 500 all set to rise between 0.6% and 0.8%. This is a welcome change from Monday's drama, where the Dow dropped 2.6%, the S&P 500 lost 3.0%, and the Nasdaq …
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Ah, August in the financial markets—a month that’s shaping up to be as pleasant as a root canal. And we’re only on the 5th! Investors are acting like they’ve just discovered their favorite TV show got canceled. Dramatic, irrational, and downright chaotic moves are the order of the day. Welcome to Fifty Shades of Red.…
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The stock market's mid-week attempt at a rebound was like trying to light a damp matchstick. Thursday was a slog, and Friday isn't looking any better, after weaker-than-expected employment data. The financial sector's rate cuts enthusiasm has been squashed by several factors, which I'll now explain.بقلم Marketscreener
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The mood on Wall Street has improved quite a bit, as traders eagerly await the Federal Reserve's latest monetary policy decision. Futures were glowing green this morning, hours before the Federal Open Market Committee is set to drop its policy statement at 2 pm ET.بقلم Marketscreener
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Equity markets are poised to kick off the week on a high note, continuing the upward trend from last Friday. Despite lingering doubts about the financial benefits of artificial intelligence and the robustness of consumer spending, investors have plenty to keep them occupied: the Federal Reserve, Microsoft, Amazon, and a revived U.S. presidential el…
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Today's trading session is set to be dominated by corporate earnings and June's PCE inflation data from the USA, a key indicator for the Fed's monetary policy. Despite yesterday's stronger-than-expected Q2 GDP release in the US, the market still firmly believes in the Fed's first rate cut in September.…
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The US economy continues to defy gravity. Fresh data reveals that GDP surged at an annualized rate of 2.8% in the second quarter, comfortably beating the anticipated 2.0% rise. This follows a solid 1.4% increase in the first quarter. Adding a cherry on top, inflation appears to be cooling off despite this vigorous growth.…
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The financial markets are in a funk, and you can blame Alphabet and Tesla for that. Dow Jones futures dipped 0.5%, S&P 500 futures slid 1%, and Nasdaq futures took a 1.5% hit. ors are also on edge ahead of key economic data releases, including PMIs today, US GDP data on Thursday, and personal consumption expenditure data on Friday. Markets are pric…
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Investors are on edge as Big Tech earnings reports loom, potentially steering market indices in the coming weeks. Yesterday, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq bounced back from a three-day decline, driven by renewed interest in megacap growth stocks. This shift followed a recent trend of moving away from Big Tech towards other underperforming sectors.…
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Wall Street opened well in the green on Monday following President Joe Biden's announcement that he will not seek re-election, as investors assess the implications of Biden's withdrawal. His decision to support Vice President Kamala Harris for the Democratic ticket is fueling uncertainty and volatility.…
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