Stocks Close Higher After GDP Data. Share benchmarks edged up after fresh data on economic growth and the labor market provided insight into the state of the recovery, amid a flurry of corporate results. Import Surge Overwhelms Warehouse Space Near Ports.
EU Unemployment; EU Flash Estimate euro area inflation; EU Preliminary Flash Estimate GDP; EU bank stress test results published; updates from IAG, Renault, Hermes, EssilorLuxottica, Air France-KLM, BNP Paribas, Eni, Swiss Re, Unicredit, Pearson, NatWest. European stocks could open lower. Oil down and gold is flat.
Stocks Close Higher After GDP Data. Share benchmarks edged up after fresh data on economic growth and the labor market provided insight into the state of the recovery, amid a flurry of corporate results. Import Surge Overwhelms Warehouse Space Near Ports.
Stocks Close Higher After GDP Data. Share benchmarks edged up after fresh data on economic growth and the labor market provided insight into the state of the recovery, amid a flurry of corporate results. Import Surge Overwhelms Warehouse Space Near Ports.
Economy's Prospects Looked Bright, Until the Delta Variant Surged. Gross domestic product grew at a 6.5% annual rate in the second quarter and the economy exceeded its pre-pandemic size, but slower growth is expected in coming months. Stocks Close Higher After GDP Data.
Interest Rate Decision; EIA Weekly Petroleum Status Report; Canada Consumer Price Index for June; McDonald's Corp. 2 Q earnings; Pfizer Inc. 2 Q earnings; Boeing Co. 2 Q earnings; Facebook Inc. 2 Q earnings; Ford Motor Co. 2 Q earnings. Stock futures ticked higher Wednesday as investors awaited fresh guidance from the Federal Reserve and another batch of earning reports from the nation's biggest companies. The stock market is hovering near all-time highs, with investors betting on...
Stocks slipped Tuesday with a Chinese regulatory crackdown casting an overhang over the market. Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index slumped as a selloff of tech stocks deepened, driven by concerns about China's regulatory crackdown in recent days. The meltdown in China is weighing on investors' appetite for stocks in other markets, but the contagion effect is likely to be limited, according to Altaf Kassam, head of investment strategy for State Street Global Advisors in Europe.
Durable Goods Orders for June; S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Home Price Index for May; Conference Board Consumer Confidence; Alphabet Inc. 2 Q earnings; Apple Inc. 3 Q earnings; Microsoft Corp. 4 Q earnings; Raytheon Technologies 2 Q earnings; United Parcel Service Inc. 2 Q earnings; Visa Inc. 3 Q earnings; Mondelez International Inc. 2 Q earnings; Starbucks Corp. 3 Q earnings; General Electric Co. 2 Q earnings. Stock futures ticked lower Tuesday as investors awaited earnings reports...
Monetary developments in the euro area; U.S. Advance Report on Durable Goods; U.S. Federal Open Market Committee meeting; updates from Deutsche Boerse, Dassault Systemes, Kering, Telecom Italia, Ferrovial, ACS, FirstGroup, Croda International, Reckitt Benckiser, Koninklijke KPN, Randstad.
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