Apple Resurgent Despite Revenue Decline & AI Threat
The stock of Apple comes from a losing third quarter, but despite another drop in sales and the artificial intelligence threat from rival smartphone-maker Samsung, it surges again in November
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The stock of Apple comes from a losing third quarter, but despite another drop in sales and the artificial intelligence threat from rival smartphone-maker Samsung, it surges again in November
The index could not take advantage of Disney’s post-earnings surge and dropped on Thursday as Fed Chair Powell appeared more hawkish in his latest remarks
GBP/USD slumped on Thursday as Fed Chair Powell firmed up his rhetoric and heads towards a losing week, but steadies today as the UK economy avoids a Q3 contraction according to preliminary data
Watch today’s US Open for insights on the encouraging results by entertainment giant Disney, Samsung’s generative AI step up, China’s deflationary pressures and more
HKG33 extends this week’s slide after today’s data showed an escalation in China’s deflationary pressures, on both the consumer and the producer sides
The Korean tech giant unveiled today its generative artificial intelligence model called Gauss, which could make it into its smartphones, as rival Apple has offered no concrete AI plans
The pair drops after its best week of the year, as the first hike since June by the Australian central bank was accompanied by a softer messaging around future moves
The sports-utility EV start-up posted strong quarterly results on Tuesday and raised its production guidance, againts broader weak demand that has weighed on other manufacturers such as Tesla
Watch today’s US Open for insights on the RBA’s dovish hike and the impact on AUD/USD, Nasdaq’s longest profitable streak of the year, key incoming earnings and more
The Italian sports car maker reported another blockbuster quarter during which shipments of hybrid cars surpassed those of petrol engine models for the first time, as it moves towards the 2025 launch of purely electric vehicle
Australia’s central bank raised rates to a 22-year high after four straight holds and raised its inflation forecasts, but also softened its language around the possibility of further moves
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