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Futures mixed; Fed decision looms; U.S.-China talks - what’s moving markets
Investing.com - S&P and Nasdaq futures point higher, while Dow futures slip, as investors gear up for a crucial Federal Reserve interest rate decision later in the week. Facing signs of a labor market slowdown and elevated inflation, the Fed is tipped to slash rates by at least 25 basis points on Wednesday. Elsewhere, American and Chinese negotiators meet in Spain for the second day of discussions over issues like trade and the fate of the U.S. arm of ByteDance’s popular TikTok app. 1.
Futures mixed; Google avoids harsh antitrust penalties - what’s moving markets
Investing.com - U.S. stock futures point to a mixed opening on Wall Street, following a decline in equities in the previous session. avoids deep penalties in a closely-monitored antitrust case, as a judge rules that the Google parent does not have to spin off its popular Chrome browser. The Federal Reserve is scheduled to release a key snapshot of the U.S. economy, while cloud-based software group is set to report its latest results after the bell and gold briefly notches a fresh record high. 1.
Futures mixed, earnings ahead this week - what's moving markets
Investing.com -- US stock futures were broadly mixed on Monday after the benchmark and 30-stock both logged record closing highs in the prior session. Traders are gearing up for a raft of corporate earnings this week, including numbers from electric carmaker Tesla and semiconductor group Texas Instruments (NASDAQ:).
Futures mixed; Bank of America, Goldman Sachs to report - what's moving markets
Investing.com -- US stock futures hovered around both sides of the flatline as markets waited for cues from fresh company earnings and economic indicators. Wall Street banking giants Bank of America and Goldman Sachs are due to highlight the slate of quarterly returns. Meanwhile, shares in Nvidia (NASDAQ:) touch a new record high, bringing the artificial intelligence chipmaker's market capitalization closer to tech behemoth Apple (NASDAQ:), the world's most valuable company. 1.
Futures mixed, Coinbase's earnings beat - what's moving markets
Investing.com -- U.S. stock futures pointed to a mixed opening on Wall Street after equities advanced in the prior session. Coinbase (NASDAQ:) reports better-than-anticipated earnings in the fourth quarter thanks to a jump in activity on the crypto exchange following the approval of exchange-traded funds tracking the spot price of . Meanwhile, Jeff Bezos sells a further $2 billion in Amazon (NASDAQ:) shares and Nike (NYSE:) reportedly plans to lay off 2% of its workforce. 1.
Futures mixed, eyes on Fed speakers By Reuters
© Reuters. Traders work on the floor of the NYSE in New York By Sruthi Shankar (Reuters) - U.S. stock index futures pointed to a mixed opening for Wall Street on Tuesday, with worry about Republican tax plans and the economy's ability to deal with more rises in interest rates preventing sharper gains. - Among early movers, Home Depot (N:HD) fell back around half a percent after gaining on the back of better-than-expected profit and sales at the largest U.S. home improvement chain.
Forex - Euro Rises to 3-Week Highs, Dollar Slumps By Investing.com
© Reuters. Euro rises to 3-week highs, dollar slumps Investing.com - The euro rose more than half a cent against the dollar on Tuesday, putting it on track for its largest one-day gain in a month bolstered by expectations that the euro area economy will remain strong. EUR/USD was up 0.77% at 1.1756 by 08:40 AM ET (01:40 PM GMT) after data showing that the euro area economy grew by an annualized 2.5% in the third quarter, outstripping growth in the U.S. economy.
U.S. financial giants create consortium to vet third party suppliers B
© Reuters. Customer leaves a Bank of America ATM kiosk in Boston By Dan Freed (Reuters) - Bank of America Corp (N:BAC), JPMorgan Chase & Co (N:JPM), Wells Fargo & Co (N:WFC) and American Express Co (N:AXP), have created a company called TruSight to standardize the work of vetting third party suppliers and partners, according to an announcement Tuesday by the newly-formed consortium.
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