Netflix & Tesla Kick Things Off for Tech Giants
Tesla and Netflix release their highly anticipated Q3 results today after Wall Street closes, kicking things off for Big Tech, with more giants like Microsoft and Amazon following next week
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Tesla and Netflix release their highly anticipated Q3 results today after Wall Street closes, kicking things off for Big Tech, with more giants like Microsoft and Amazon following next week
Less than a month after the Bank of England had paused its tightening cycle, emboldened by progress on price pressures, today’s data showed that inflation is sticky, keeping further tightening in play
HKG33 is mixed as markets digest better than expected economic releases from China, BYD’s strong profit estimate and new export bans of AI chip for the US
The index falls as markets digest the latest economic releases and plans for more AI chips export restrictions, ahead of incoming Tesla & Netflix quarterly results, as well as scheduled speech by Fed Chair Powell
Watch today’s US Open for insights on the strong US retail sales report, the incoming quarterly results from EV king Tesla & streaming leader Netflix and more
XAU/USD eases after its best week in ten months, which was sparked by safe-haven flows to the Hamas-Israel war
The pair extended this week’s gains after the accounts of the last policy decision by the Australian central bank had a hawkish tilt, but a slew of US data looms
The streaming pioneer is having a great year, as the strategic changes helped it reassert its dominance, but its stock dropped in Q3 and breaches key tech levels ahead of the latest earnings report
News around a sale of the popular British football club and publicly traded company continue to swirl, while its former icon David Beckham talked in favor of an ownership change
The electric vehicle leader releases its earnings for the third quarter of the year on Wednesday October 18, having already reported a significant drop in deliveries and production for the same period
HKG33 stays under pressure as today’s data from China showed non-existent consumer inflation for September, while markets continue to monitor developments around the troubled property sector
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