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U.S. stocks ended little changed on Monday, ending a strong July on upbeat company earnings and hopes of a soft landing for a resilient U.S. economy.

Apple's main supplier, Foxconn Technology Group, is planning to invest close to $500 million to build two component factories in India, Bloomberg News reported on Monday, citing people familiar with the matter.

U.S. stocks stayed close to unchanged on Monday, July's final trading day, as investors awaited this week's quarterly reports from companies such as Amazon.com AMZN.O and Apple AAPL.O, and economic data including on jobs.

Wall Street and global stocks were virtually flat on Monday while oil prices gained and the dollar was little changed, as traders looked ahead to corporate earnings, central bank meetings and a key employment report due this week.

Three major U.S. firms will announce their quarterly earnings this week, making it a pivotal time for the U.S. economy.

Fintel reports that on July 31, 2023, Piper Sandler maintained coverage of Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) with a Overweight recommendation. Analyst Price Forecast Suggests 1.83% Downside

Wall Street and global stocks were virtually flat on Monday, while oil prices gained and the dollar was little changed, as traders looked ahead to corporate earnings, central bank meetings and a key employment report due later this week.

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Wall Street rose on Monday with key benchmarks set to end July higher on upbeat company earnings and hopes of a soft landing for a resilient U.S. economy, while cooling inflation fuels bets on a rate-hike pause.

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We have an eventful week lined up for market participants, reaching a new level of Q2 earnings reports being released — which, by Friday morning, will put us on the back half of earnings season — as well as key economic prints, es

We have an eventful week lined up for market participants, reaching a new level of Q2 earnings reports being released — which, by Friday morning, will put us on the back half of earnings season — as well as key economic prints, es

Wall Street rose on Monday with key benchmarks set to end July higher on upbeat company earnings and hopes of a soft landing for a resilient U.S. economy, while cooling inflation fuels bets on a rate-hike pause.

Wall Street and global stocks treaded cautiously higher on Monday, while oil prices gained and the dollar was little changed, as traders looked ahead to corporate earnings, central bank meetings and a key employment report due later this week.

DXC Technology DXC is slated to report first-quarter fiscal 2024 results on Aug 2.

Wall Street futures rose on Monday with key benchmarks set to end July higher on upbeat company earnings and hopes of a soft landing for a resilient U.S. economy, while cooling inflation fuels bets on a rate-hike pause.

NCR Corporation NCR is set to report second-quarter 2023 results on Aug 2.

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