As Asian markets prepare for a mostly lower opening on Monday, investors are left wondering whether this is the beginning of a prolonged downturn. The
Global markets continue to experience volatility as investors analyze economic data and policy shifts in major economies, including the U.S., India, and Japan.On February 6,
A.P. Moller-Maersk, one of the world’s largest shipping companies, has delivered a stellar earnings report, surpassing analyst predictions and sending its stock price up by
While global markets rallied on strong earnings and policy expectations, major tech stocks like Alphabet and AMD faced significant losses.Wall Street Sees Mixed Reactions as
Tech Sell-Off Drags U.S. MarketsU.S. stocks tumbled on January 30, with the S&P 500 down 1.2% and the Nasdaq falling 2%. Competitive threats from Chinese
Tech Giants Stumble Amid AI ConcernsTech stocks experienced sharp declines as mixed earnings from Microsoft, Tesla, and Meta Platforms tested investor confidence. Microsoft reported slower
Q4 Sales Miss Analyst ForecastsH&M reported fourth-quarter sales of 62.19 billion Swedish krona, falling short of the projected 63.48 billion krona. While sales were below
Fed’s Hawkish Hold Dampens SentimentAsian markets remained largely subdued on Thursday, digesting the Federal Reserve’s decision to keep rates unchanged but signaling potential hikes ahead
Upbeat Start Expected for European MarketsEuropean stock indices are forecasted to open higher on Thursday, with Germany’s DAX up 24 points, France’s CAC gaining 25
Cartier owner Richemont’s Stock Rises 17% as Sales Increase.Richemont, the Swiss luxury goods conglomerate known for brands like Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels, reported