US Open– 04 May 2023 (Video)
Watch today’s US Open for commentary on the latest policy decisions by the Fed that hinted to a pause and the ECB, which moderated the pace of tightening, but pointed to more rate hikes
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Watch today’s US Open for commentary on the latest policy decisions by the Fed that hinted to a pause and the ECB, which moderated the pace of tightening, but pointed to more rate hikes
The US central bank hiked rates by another 0.25% to what could be the terminal level, but did take more moves off the table, balancing between financial stress and persistent inflation
Watch today’s US Open for commentary on the surprise rate hike of the Reserve Bank of Australia, the acquisition of First Republic by JP Morgan ahead of the Fed’s policy meeting and more
Watch today’s US Open for commentary on the strong quarterly results by tech heavyweights, the persistent fears over the health of the financial system, the latest GDP figures from the US and more
Banking fears creeped back in after First Republic disclosed massive deposit outflows. This weighed on the Index, but strong Big Tech results help the tech heavy-Index, ahead of PCE inflation update
The Facebook and Instagram parent company posted strong financials and users metrics, as it continues its effort to become more efficient and catch up on AI
The two contenders in the generative Artificial Intelligence arena reported solid quarterly results, with Google Cloud finally breaking into profits
Watch today’s US Open for commentary on the upcoming Big Tech earnings, the renewed banking jitters, the latest ECB-speak and more
The index faces difficulties on the cusp of a bull market, as markets brace for a series of earnings by tech heavyweights, including Facebook-parent Meta Platforms
The regional US bank came under pressure after the failure of Silicon Valley Bank in March and is latest earnings report revealed a 40% slump in deposits during the first quarter
The latest data shows that the LEI declined by 1.2% in March to 108.4. This follows a decline of 0.5% in February. From September 2022 to March 2023, the LEI was down 4.5%, which is steeper than the 3.5% decline for the previous six months.
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