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(RTTNews) - Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) will host a conference call at 5:30 AM ET on October 25, 2022, to discuss Q1 23 earnings results.

European stocks rose on Tuesday after a slew of better-than-expected earnings reports helped offset worries about fast rising interest rates and a slowing euro zone economy.

Asian equities wallowed around lows hit early in the pandemic on Tuesday, while China's yuan slumped to a nearly 15-year trough as investors were rattled by President Xi Jinping's growing power.

A behemoth in the sector, Microsoft MSFT, is slated to unveil quarterly earnings on October 25th after the market close.

Microsoft Corp is stocking up on Chinese video game content to emulate Sony Group Corp's success with "Genshin Impact", sources said, solidifying China's transition from a land only of players to a hub of blockbuster developers.

Markets performed well to start another week — our heaviest for earnings reports so far this quarter — which is getting off to a slow start. While we await earnings from Alphabet GOOGL, Microsoft MSFT, Apple AAPL and Amazon AMZN in coming days, we’re seeing a few key name

U.S. stocks advanced on Monday, extending last week's gains as signs of economic softness suggested the effects of the Fed's aggressive policy aimed at cooling the economy, thereby curbing decades-high inflation, are beginning to take root.

Stocks kicked off the last week of October with sizable gains. The Dow added over 400 points and settled at its highest level since Sept. 12. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq finished comfortably higher as well, the latter brushing off a rise in Treasury yields, despite disappointing

The Zacks Computer and Technology sector has tumbled in 2022 amid a hawkish pivot from the Federal Reserve, down more than 30% and widely lagging behind the S&P 500.

U.S. stocks closed higher on Monday, extending last week's advances as signs of economic softness suggested the effects of the Fed's aggressive policy aimed at cooling the economy, thereby curbing decades-high inflation, are beginning to take root.

Microsoft Corp is set to post its slowest quarterly revenue growth in over five years on Tuesday, with some analysts casting doubts whether the company can maintain its annual outlook in the face of a PC market slowdown and a strong dollar.

Wall Street advanced on Monday, building on last week's gains as signs of economic weakness suggested the effects of the Fed's aggressive policy aimed at cooling the economy, thereby curbing decades-high inflation, are beginning to be felt.

U.S. stock indexes climbed on Monday as shrinking business activity lifted hopes of a less aggressive approach by the Federal Reserve, even though the gains on the Nasdaq were capped by a slump in Tesla and some Chinese firms.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA), Dow Jones, or simply the Dow, is a stock market index that gauges the stock performance of 30 large publicly traded companies based in the United States. As a result, Dow Jones stocks are some of the most influential stocks on Wall Street.

U.S. stock indexes were mixed in morning trading on Monday, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq hit by a slide in Tesla and other megacap stocks while signs of a cooling U.S. economy raised hopes that the Federal Reserve will eventually slow its pace of rate hikes.

U.S. shares were mixed on Monday as European markets were lifted by hopes that U.S. interest rates could rise more slowly than previously thought and the dollar weathered another suspected Japanese intervention to rise against the yen.

For Immediate ReleaseChicago, IL – October 24, 2022 – Zacks.com releases the list of companies likely to issue earnings surprises. This week’s list includes Alphabet GOOGL, Microsoft MSFT, Meta Platforms META, Apple AAPL and Amazon AMZN.

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.

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.