Futures for Canada's resources-heavy stock index rose on Wednesday as commodity prices gained, while investors awaited policy decision from the country's central bank which is expected to deliver another big rate hike.
Futures tied to the tech-heavy Nasdaq index fell more than 1% on Wednesday as disappointing results and warnings from Microsoft and Alphabet sparked losses among megacap companies and raised fears of slowing economic growth.
Grim results from Alphabet Inc and Microsoft Corp stoked fears of a global economic downturn and slammed the brakes on a fragile recovery in stock markets ahead of earnings from other tech megacaps.
European stocks slipped on Wednesday, led by technology stocks, as disappointing results from Wall Street giants and a warning from Dutch semiconductor supplier ASM added to concerns about slowing economic growth.
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This year's inflation and interest rate shock to consumers is mirrored by the massive windfall for the world's leading banks - the political optics of which rankle as central banks are set to push borrowing rates even higher.
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Nasdaq futures fell more than 1% on Wednesday, after disappointing results from technology giants Microsoft and Alphabet sparked losses in other megacap companies and raised fears of slowing economic growth.
European stocks slipped from one-month highs on Wednesday, with technology stocks leading the losses as disappointing results from Wall Street giants and a warning from Dutch semiconductor supplier ASM added to concerns about slowing economic growth.
Japanese shares rose for the third consecutive day on Wednesday, though gains were limited amid a slide in U.S. futures as domestic investors weighed unexpectedly weak earnings from technology giants Alphabet Inc and Microsoft.
Asian shares rose on Wednesday on hopes that the pace of global interest rate hikes will soon start to slow, even as disappointing results from tech giants Alphabet and Microsoft stoked fears of a looming recession.
Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) is scheduled to report its fiscal Q1 2023 results on Tuesday, October 25, 2022 (after market close). We expect the stock to post mixed results, with revenues beating the consensus estimates but earnings missing the mark. The company underperformed
Asian shares edged higher on Wednesday as investors clung to hopes that the pace of U.S. and global rate hikes will start to slow, though U.S. futures dropped after disappointing results from tech giants Alphabet and Microsoft.
U.S. companies from tech giants Alphabet and Microsoft to GE and toymaker Mattel on Tuesday reported big slowdowns in growth or warned things were going to get worse, fanning recession fears and driving down stocks.
Investors will be eying Amazon’s AMZN Q3 earnings report on October 27 during a busy week for big tech. Trading 36% from its highs, Amazon will give valuable insight into the state of e-commerce and cloud computing amid economic uncertainty. This will also be the company’
U.S. stocks closed sharply higher on Tuesday as soft economic data hinted that the Fed's aggressive policy is taking effect, while falling benchmark Treasury yields boosted the rally's momentum.
Markets continued their relative strength off late September/mid-October lows, spinning gains in the regular session ahead of a heavy afternoon of earnings releases. The Dow closed +337 points, +1.07%, while the S&P 500 performed even better, +1.63%. Better still were
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