S&P 500 sheds nearly 1% Friday on Snap-led tech sell-off, but finishes higher on week
The three major averages notched weekly gains, buoyed by notable earnings from American Express, Tesla and other companies.
The three major averages notched weekly gains, buoyed by notable earnings from American Express, Tesla and other companies.
Shares in the Asia-Pacific were mixed Friday as investors digest Japan’s inflation data.
The operator of Nord Stream 1, a key gas pipeline which runs from Russia to Germany, said it was in the process of resuming flows to Europe.
U.K. inflation hit yet another new 40-year high in June as food and energy prices continued to soar, escalating the country’s historic cost-of-living crisis.
China’s holdings of U.S. debt have fallen below $1 trillion for the first time in 12 years. Rising rates have made Treasurys potentially less attractive.
Celsius bankruptcy not surprising but still a huge blow to the crypto industry.
President Biden faces criticism for visiting Saudi Arabia. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is suspected of ordering the killing of Jamal Khashoggi.
Investors are likely to switch their focus to earnings season, after the market’s wild ride on rising and falling expectations for Federal Reserve rate hikes.
In the second quarter, mainland China faced its worst Covid outbreak since the height of the pandemic in early 2020.
A price crash, the collapse of key crypto projects, interconnected loans and the inability to repay debt have been key features of the latest downturn.