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ARM Holdings shares crashed over 11% on Thursday after the chip designer provided weak Q2 earnings guidance and hinted at developing its own processors.
CBOT corn ended modestly higher as charts near oversold Tuesday P.M. However meaningfully bullish input is absent, and concern over trade barriers is renewed.
Microsoft crossed the $4 trillion valuation threshold following a blowout earnings report that beat Wall Street expectations. The milestone makes it the second publicly traded firm after Nvidia to reach that level.
On 29 July, Cintas USA increased its dividend by 15.4%, from 39¢ to 45¢ per share. The dividend is payable on 15 September to shareholders of record on 15 August.
Gold drops as strong U.S. data weakens safe-haven demand. Cooling inflation and stable yields raise the chances of a Fed rate cut, while a technical breakdown signals bearish momentum.
This was a very weak report, although not negative. If there were not distortions from the front-running of tariffs earlier this year, it would come very close to meriting a “recession watch.”
The GBP/USD posted moderate losses during the North American session on Thursday after the Fed held rates on Wednesday and failed to provide forward guidance for the September meeting.
The Euro trades under pressure for the sixth consecutive day against the US Dollar on Thursday, with EUR/USD struggling to recover as the Greenback holds firm near two-month highs.
Bank of America’s multi-segment model is designed to thrive when interest rates rise. With over $1.9 trillion in deposits and a disciplined loan book, BAC’s net interest income is a powerhouse.
S&P 500 predictably dumped on Powell‘s FOMC delivery, for many reasons I called for a such an outcome. Well into the power hour, a bid did emerge, and it was a broad one...
In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the recent market volatility, highlighting significant movements in commodities like copper due to new tariffs imposed on finished products by the President, while refined copper remains unaffected.
The slowdown in energy prices was offset by rising costs in food and certain services, leaving headline inflation unchanged. Given the current subdued economic environment, we expect inflation to hover around current levels.
US equity futures surged overnight, lifted by blockbuster results from Microsoft and Meta, as the tech giants reinforced investor optimism around artificial intelligence.
The decision was widely expected and the US dollar has posted losses on Thursday against most of the major currencies after gaining strongly Wednesday to reach a new 2-month high.
The dollar jumped yesterday on the back of rising rates as if despite the two dovish dissents by governors, yesterday's FOMC meeting was a hawkish hold.
The GBP/USD pair dropped to 1.3252, its lowest level since 11 May 2025, as a resurgent US dollar and disappointing UK economic data weighed on the pound.
Today's focus centres on corporate earnings, critical economic data releases, central bank decisions on interest rates, and developments in trade negotiations ahead of the new U.S. tariffs set to take effect this Friday.
While the Fed voted to maintain the Fed Funds rate at 4.25-4.50%, Michelle Bowman and Christopher Wallace cast dissenting votes in favor of reducing rates.
The US Federal Reserve held rates steady as expected, but effectively dashed expectations of a rate cut at its September meeting, sending the US Dollar soaring.
