Global equity markets decline amid inflation fears and geopolitical tensions, while U.S. jobless claims drop and manufacturing shows unexpected strength.
Global equity markets rise as U.S. Durable Goods Orders decline less than expected, housing starts surge, and UK inflation hits ten-month low, fuelling rate cut speculation.
Financial stocks move higher as payments and banking names gain, while a stronger U.S. dollar and easing inflation expectations shape outlooks ahead of key economic data.
Consumer discretionary stocks edge lower as cyclicals lag defensives, while early signs of consumer slowdown emerge alongside weakness in high-yield credit markets.
Technology stocks edge higher as artificial intelligence investment momentum drives gains across semiconductors, cloud, and software, while the S&P 500 moves higher alongside the broader tech rally.
Global equity markets decline amid rising geopolitical tensions and disappointing U.K. economic data, raising concerns over potential Bank of England rate cuts.
Global equities retreat as easing inflation tempers Fed-cut urgency and AI disruption concerns weigh on tech and China, while strong earnings from Applied Materials, Rivian, and Roku drive outsized single-name gains and crypto stabilizes.
Global equities edge higher as jobless claims signal labor resilience, crypto rebounds, and AI-linked memory strength boosts Korea and the memory complex while mixed earnings reactions drive sharp single-name moves.
U.S. Labor Market Surprises with 130,000 Jobs Added and Unemployment at 4.3%, Boosting Global Equity Markets Amidst Rising Treasury Yields and Mixed Crypto Performance.
(VGT) moved higher as the Nasdaq rallied to new highs. Strength across Microsoft, Oracle, Datadog, Accenture, and ServiceNow helped drive performance, while optimism around a projected $650 billion wave of AI infrastructure investment continued to support sentiment across the sector.
U.S. Retail Sales Stagnate at 0.0%, Sparking Concerns Over Economic Momentum and Mixed Reactions in Global Equity Markets.
Global equity markets rise on Japan's election victory, but U.S. traders remain cautious ahead of key economic data amid concerns over Japan's shrinking current account surplus.
