Fed interest rate decision next week: here’s what to expect
The US Federal Reserve is widely expected to keep interest rates unchanged at its upcoming April 28–29 meeting, as policymakers weigh the economic
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Meta, Microsoft earnings due next week: here’s what top analysts say
Meta Platforms and Microsoft will give Wall Street its most important AI test of the quarter on Wednesday, April 29, when both companies
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Lucid stock just crashed to a record low: will it rebound after earnings?
Lucid Group stock price crashed to a record low this week, continuing a downtrend that has been going on for years. It plunged
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Hormuz traffic slows, but Iran already has 2.5 months of oil supply at sea
Shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has slowed dramatically, with only five vessels, including a single Iranian oil products tanker, passing through
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EU green bond fund aims to mobilise 20 billion euros
The European Union has partnered with financial institutions to launch the Global Green Bond Initiative Fund, aiming to mobilise up to €20 billion
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Dow slips 179 pts as S&P 500, Nasdaq rise on Iran talk hopes
US stocks edged higher on Friday, supported by renewed optimism around potential diplomatic progress between Washington and Tehran, alongside strong momentum in semiconductor
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P&G beats estimates, stock jumps as volume growth returns after a year
Procter & Gamble exceeded analyst expectations for quarterly earnings and revenue, reporting its first volume growth in a year and sending the company’s
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SAP jumps 7% on earnings beat as cloud growth eases AI fears
Shares in SAP rallied on Friday after the German software giant reported better-than-expected first-quarter profit and reaffirmed its long-term cloud outlook. The strong
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Tesla stock jittery after earnings: why investors remain cautious
Shares of Tesla traded unevenly on Friday, briefly rising as much as 1.3% before giving up gains to hover near flat, as investors
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DOJ drops Powell probe, clearing path for Warsh Fed chair bid
US prosecutors have dropped their criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, a move that could ease the path for the Senate