Clover Health, Palantir, Coupang: What to Watch When the Stock Market Opens Today Occasional meme stock Clover Health was soaring premarket after its earnings report.
Treasury yields steady after brushing aside fall from US CPI data yesterday 10-year Treasury yields seen at 1.35% in European trading today Treasury yields dipped after the yesterday, with 10-year yields falling to a low near 1.30% before bouncing back slightly and is recovering further to 1.35% today.
Bumble, Match Have Love Left to Give Investors who have cooled on online-dating stocks like Match and Bumble will be lured back soon enough.
BlackRock, Others Wield Clout in Board, Shareholder Votes Heavyweight investors were more willing to flex their muscles against companies in the past year, setting the stage for future showdowns over issues from board seats to climate-change disclosure.
USD Risks Remain to the Upside Despite Inflation Induced Dip US Dollar dip to be faded, summer lull kicks in.
OPEC sees 2021, 2022 global oil demand growth forecasts unchanged in latest monthly report OPEC releases its latest monthly report on the oil market here Unless oil prices show further vulnerabilities to being hit by OPEC+ raising output and/or from delta variant concerns, the bloc may feel confident to stick with the current view.
The New York Times wants readers to pay for newsletters. The Times will make 18 of its newsletters available only to subscribers but will keep flagship email offerings such as The Morning free.
Advance Auto Parts Can Keep the Good Times Rolling America’s aging car fleet will keep cash registers ringing at this retailer.
Why Elon Musk Isn’t Superman Why Elon Musk, despite having built significant operating companies, is still mainly in the bezzle business.
Alex Bank: between incumbents and BNPL The newest licensed bank in Australia is using a suite of technologies to become a consumer and SME lender. The post Alex Bank: between incumbents and BNPL appeared first on Digital Finance.
Foxconn profit jumps 30% as smartphone demand booms Apple supplier cautions on risk of renewed supply chain disruption in Asia from Covid-19
Biden Must Call Off the B-52s Bombing Afghan Cities The US is really bad at losing, as our (literal) parting shots at Afghan cities shows.
Tui's European bookings jump on pent-up demand But UK bookings lag behind amid shifting Covid travel restrictions, the travel firm says.
Evergrande's Enormous Bill Finally Comes Due Under pressure from multiple creditors, China’s most indebted property company is selling off strategic assets. That probably still isn’t enough to save it.
Europe's Electrification Stalwarts Go Digital The companies that built last century’s power grid are preparing for a more high-tech build out in the next wave.
Canadian Dollar Forecast: USD/CAD Remains in The Clutches of The US Dollar USD/CAD is currently stuck in a low volatility rut and with little Canadian economic data of note released over the next few days, US dollar price action will determine the pair's fate
FX option expiries for 12 August 10am New York cut A look at what is on the board for today bold There are big ones sandwiching the EUR/USD spot price at the moment, adding to the technical sandwich between 1.1700 and 1.1750.
Layoffs Appear to Ease Despite Virus Uncertainty New applications for jobless benefits likely declined last week, indicating a healing labor market despite the uncertainty caused by the latest surge in coronavirus cases due to the Delta variant, economists say.
Gold Price Forecast: XAU/USD Bulls to Face Critical Fibonacci Level Gold has been able to pick up some bullish momentum on the back of the latest US CPI data, but are buyers strong enough to break a key resistance?
High-Speed Trader Jump to Execute Retail Investors' Stock Trades The planned launch of a retail wholesaler business at Jump Trading would come as meme-stock mania has fueled a surge in individual investors’ trading activity.
US History Shows Spending on Infrastructure Doesn’t Always End Well Despite promoters' claims, infrastructure projects often aren't great public successes.
The summer doldrums are at play in Europe today It has been a snoozefest of a session so far Major currencies are keeping in narrow ranges and are still within 10 pips of one another on the day, as the mood couldn't be more dull in European morning trade.
A Tabloid Ally of Trump and Weinstein Reboots Himself Dylan Howard, known for the “catch and kill” deals during the #MeToo reckoning, teams up with an Italian publisher for a paper aimed at the Hamptons crowd.Since leaving the tabloid publisher American Media last year, Dylan Howard has started a new company, Pantheon Media Group.
Most Return-to-Office Plans Unchanged, for Now Delta variant worries notwithstanding, many people report they are already back at their workplace or will be soon.
Alibaba Rape Allegation Reveals China Tech’s Seamy Side Sexually suggestive office games, boozy dinners and a culture of ignoring problems have long plagued the industry. Changing it will still be hard.More than 6,000 employees of Alibaba, one of the world’s biggest internet companies, signed a letter urging management to forbid sexual remarks and games in team building and business meetings.