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Apple Becomes First Ever $2trn Company But Markets Wobble On Fed Uncertainty
Markets pulled back overnight in the US and Asia, with futures indicating more losses are likely today, after a lack of clear policy direction from the Fed triggered some profit taking.
S&P 500 Closes At New All-time High
The S&P 500 index closed at an all-time high on Tuesday, with all of the losses it suffered in March, as the pandemic hit, now regained. In 2020 so far, the index has added 4.9%, and it is up 16.8% over the past 12 months.
Gold Pops On Soft USD, Tesla Hits New Record
Markets have cooled somewhat after yesterday’s tech-fuelled rally as European shares open in the red and US futures sit just the wrong side of flat.
World Bank Warns Recovery Will Take Longer Than 2008
The World Bank set a downbeat tone for the long-term outlook for economies over the weekend after warning the damage done by the coronavirus crisis will take even longer to repair than the Global Financial Crisis of 2008.
Markets In The Red As Investors Go Risk-Off
European markets have followed Asian shares lower as Chinese industrial production and retail sales data disappointed.
Markets Pause Following Relief Rally On Back Of Biden-Harris Ticket Announcement
European markets are slightly in the red this morning as they take a breather from yesterday’s rally. The UK’s FTSE100 has also been hit by a swathe of ex-dividends from some big blue chip names such as AstraZeneca, BP and Royal Dutch Shell.
UK Falls Into Recession For The First Time Since 2009
It was no secret that when the UK’s GDP figures came out this morning they would confirm a recession – defined as two consecutive quarters of economic decline – the question was by how much.
Markets Bounce As Oil Makes Gains On Stimulus Hopes
European shares have followed on from Asia’s positive session overnight as markets seem to shrug off the latest US-China tensions.
Twitter Looks At Crashing Microsoft’s TikTok Party
Over the weekend it was reported that social media firm Twitter has held initial talks about a possible deal to acquire TikTok’s US operation, something that Microsoft has spent weeks negotiating with TikTok parent ByteDance and the White House.
Trump Puts US Companies Dealing With Chinese Apps On 45 Days’ Notice
US President Donald Trump has issued two executive orders giving US companies 45 days’ notice to stop dealing with Bytedance, owner of now-infamous social media app TikTok, and WeChat, a Chinese messaging platform owned by Tencent.
Jeff Bezos Sells More Than $3bn In Amazon Stock
Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos has sold more than $3bn worth of Amazon stock, after the company’s share price surged 36% in the past three months and 73% in the year-to-date.
Gold Passes $2,000 An Ounce For First Time In History As Investor Fear Grows
On Tuesday the price of gold passed $2,000 an ounce for the first time in history, driven by continued fears of the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic, and rock-bottom bond yields.
BP Cuts Dividend, Twitter Sinks After FTC Investigation Revealed
Oil giant BP reported its Q2 results this morning which included its first dividend cut in a decade.
Microsoft Goes After TikTok’s US Business Despite Trump
Microsoft is moving ahead with plans to buy the firm’s US operations from Chinese parent ByteDance. Microsoft said on Sunday that it is moving forward with its acquisition plan, after CEO Satya Nadella and President Trump spoke over the weekend.
FAANGs Thrive As US Economy Drowns
Amazon reported record profits despite spending $4 billion to bolster its logistics network and adjust to the virus conditions.
Earnings Weigh Heavily On European Open
Markets are firmly in the red this morning after a swathe of disappointing earnings updates coming from some of the biggest firms in Europe. Lloyds Banking Group in the UK is 7% lower after finding itself in a loss for the first half of 2020.
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