Tag: USA
US economic indicators and CPI slightly up, Europe mixed
Mars Inc. to acquire Kellanova for 36 Billion Dollars US
U.S. economic trends show easing inflation, raising expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts as the...
Markets are trying to shake off previous massive declines
Commodities seem to be stabilizing, crypto is down
Asian markets rose, Japan's BoJ rate hike caused market volatility but the Nikkei rebounded 12%. U.S. stocks...
Rate of oil prices up, stocks show mixed results
China's manufacturing contracting, BOJ raises rates
BOJ raises interest rate to 0.25%, U.S. labor market softens, oil prices jump 2.9%, China’s lowered outlook, Microsoft stock...
Stocks drive markets down, demand lower in Asia/Europe
Treasury yield data to show if more FED cuts are likely
Stocks for Alphabet drop 2% despite strong Q2, Tesla down 8% on weak margins,...
Data buоyes up small caps despite the overall tech slump
UK inflation data matches BoE expectations with FTSE up 0.1%
Data shows U.S. small cap stocks surged with Russell 2000 up 3.5%. Asia tech stocks...
Markets with 6th consecutive gain, TSMC 33% YOY growth
China with a mere .2% inflation, CSI 300 down 10%
Markets await CPI data as Powell hints at rate cuts. US stocks hit new highs,...
Markets in the US hit another all time high
S&P reaches 5,500 points pre-holiday, markets in France and Japan up
Markets in the US calm after Powell's remarks; S&P 500 hits 5,500. France's CAC...
Market shows appetite for tech, inflation appears more manageable
EU markets still struggle, Oil slightly down
Nvidia's market valuation hits $3.3T. UK inflation to drop to 2% in May, BoE holds rates. US Fed...
Interest rates may only experience 1-2 cuts this year
UK still stalling, EU uncertainty due to political pressure
FED likely to keep interest rates at 5.25%-5.5% in 2024, just 1-2 cuts expected amid steady...
The market in the US is up despite job losses
Rate cuts likely in Canada, UK and the EU, Japan real wages down
Market in the U.S. up amid Fed rate cut hopes; job openings...
