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Stimulus Deal Failure Would ‘Set US Recovery Back Six Months’ Warns Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley has cautioned that a failure by Republican and Democrat lawmakers to agree on a new round of fiscal stimulus would set back the US economic recovery from the pandemic by six months.
Oracle Wins TikTok Bid, Nvidia Buys Arm For $40bn
The weekend was packed with M&A news, with three deals all likely to be well north of $10bn apiece reported. First up, Oracle has reportedly won the bidding to buy TikTok’s US operations, with the Microsoft-Walmart joint offer being rejected.
Stocks Wobble As US Stimulus Is Voted Down
Major US indices took another tumble yesterday after a relief package to counter the economic damage from the coronavirus was voted down in the US Senate.
Relief For Tech Stocks After Multi-Day Sell-Off As Virus Cases Spike Globally
Coronavirus cases are back at the top of the news agenda as spikes are reported around the globe.
Tesla Suffers Worst Day In History As Tech Names Continue To Rout
Tech stocks suffered a broad sell-off yesterday as US markets returned to action following the holiday weekend. Tesla was hit the hardest, sinking 21.1% after the S&P 500 Index Committee declined to add the electric carmaker to the benchmark index.
US Futures Higher As Trump Reignites War Of Words With China
US stocks point to a firmer opening today as trading resumes after the country’s Labor Day Holiday, even as President Trump said he wants to scale back the US’ economic ties with China.
Europe Up As US Takes Breather For Labor Day Holiday
The FTSE and Dax have come out of the starting blocks strongly this week, up 1.2% and 1.4% respectively. This follows last week’s heavy selling in the US, with futures signalling more losses for the Nasdaq down 1.5%.
Markets Plummet As Investors Dump Tech Shares
Stock market indices around the world plunged yesterday as investors heavily sold down tech stocks, with Tesla, Apple, Microsoft and more on the receiving end.
Tesla Hits The Brakes After Mammoth Rally
European markets have opened higher this morning as a Euro sell off helped the export-heavy Dax climb 1.5%, likewise weaker Sterling has seen the FTSE climb 1% with its high concentration of overseas earning constituents.
Zoom Stock Leaps 41% After Earnings While Tesla Wobbles
Markets have continued their positive sentiment after yesterday's rally with European shares opening higher and US futures pointing towards a positive open.
Tesla And Apple Soar After Stock Splits
Both Tesla and Apple enjoyed major share price bumps yesterday after splitting their stock to bring the dollar value of their share prices down.
Japanese Equities Fall And Yen Surges On Word Of Prime Minister Abe's Intention To Resign
Overnight the news spooked investors, with the Nikkei down 1.5%, while Japan’s yen, often a haven in times of geopolitical uncertainty, strengthened 0.2% to 106.26 yen per dollar.
Global Equities Hit Record High, All Eyes Now On Fed
Global equities hit a record high yesterday as the recovery seen since the collapse in February continues apace. The FTSE All World index climbed 0.9% to 384.9 points, ahead of a high set in February.
American Airlines, Bed Bath & Beyond Both Cutting Thousands Of Jobs
More major job cut news landed in the US yesterday, with American Airlines announcing that it plans to cut 19,000 jobs when the terms of its federal aid deal expire. The workers will be involuntarily furloughed or laid off.
Exxon To Exit Dow Jones Industrial Average After More Than A Century
One of the world’s major stock indices is set to undergo some significant changes, with Exxon Mobil, defense firm Raytheon Technologies, and drugmaker Pfizer on the way out of the 30-name index of US blue-chip stocks.
Tech Stocks Push US Higher As Uber And Lyft Receive Stay Of Execution
Technology stocks helped drive the S&P 500 up close to its record high, set earlier this week, after both Apple (which become the world’s first $2 trillion company) and Tesla climbed once again.
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