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Apple AAPL is set to report fourth-quarter fiscal 2022 results on Oct 27.Apple expects year-over-year revenue growth to accelerate in the fiscal fourth quarter compared with the third quarter (the June-end quarter) despite approximately 600 basis points of unfavorable yea

U.S. stocks were set to open higher on Monday as Treasury yields eased on hopes of a less aggressive Federal Reserve, while investors braced for a busy week of earnings dominated by Big Tech companies.

Wall Street bounced back in a major way last week. The "three stocks to avoid" in my column last week that I thought were going to lose to the market -- Snap (NYSE: SNAP), Freeport-McMoran (NYSE: FCX), and Gold Fields (NYSE: GFI) -- plummeted 22%, soared 16%, and rose 6% fell, re

U.S. stock index futures reversed losses on Monday as Treasury yields eased on hopes of a less aggressive Federal Reserve, while investors braced for a busy week of earnings dominated by Big Tech companies.

The dollar weathered another suspected blast of Japanese intervention to rise against the yen on Monday, while European markets got a lift from hopes that U.S. interest rates could rise more slowly than previously thought.

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United Parcel Service investors want to see this week how the delivery giant is managing through the bursting e-commerce delivery bubble better than rival FedEx.

U.S. stock index futures fell on Monday, as worries about China's economy dented sentiment globally after sharp gains on Wall Street last week driven by better-than-expected earnings and hopes of a less aggressive Federal Reserve.

Regardless of how long you've been putting your money to work on Wall Street, it's been a rough year. All three of the major U.S. stock indexes have entered a bear market, with the widely followed S&P 500 producing its worst first-half return in 52 years. The icing on the cak

The dollar weathered another suspected blast of Japanese intervention to rise against the yen on Monday, while European markets got a lift from hopes that U.S. interest rates could rise more slowly than previously thought.

The U.S. dollar weathered another suspected blast of Japanese intervention to push higher on the yen on Monday, while for equities a drop in Chinese markets took the shine off hopes for an eventual slowdown in U.S. interest rate hikes.

The U.S. dollar weathered another suspected blast of Japanese intervention to push higher on the yen on Monday, while most share markets rallied on just the hint of an eventual slowdown in U.S. rate hikes.

[Note: Walmart’s Fiscal Year 2023 ends on January 31, 2o23]After a 9% decline year-to-date (YTD), at the current price of around $131 per share, we believe Walmart stock (NYSE: WMT), the world’s largest retailer by revenue – is fairly priced. WMT stock has decli

The U.S. dollar went on a rollercoaster ride versus the yen on Monday as markets suspected more intervention from Japanese authorities, while Asian shares rallied on just the hint of an eventual slowdown in U.S. rate hikes.

Earnings reports from the four biggest U.S. companies by market capitalization in the coming week may test a nascent rally that has seen stocks claw their way back from yet another low.

While it’s still early in the earnings reporting cycle, the guidance they provide for the current quarter and beyond will reveal their level of confident and ability to navigate inflationary headwinds. Here are the names to keep an eye on for this week.

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This has been an incredibly rough year for growth stock investors. The Nasdaq Composite index, which contains lots of fast-growing tech stocks has fallen more than 32% since the end of 2021.

In this podcast, Motley Fool senior analysts Jason Moser and Ron Gross discuss:

Things have been difficult for companies across sectors this year. But economic woes have hit retailers particularly hard. That's because higher inflation weighs on their costs such as transport and logistics -- and it weighs on their customers' wallets.