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Apples stock price popped after-hours following a robust quarterly report from the iPhone-maker. While the company commands significant sway in the Nasdaq 100, stock traders await the Fed.
After an abysmal earnings miss from Boeing (BA), Facebook (FB) and Tesla (TSLA) will look to prop up sentiment -particularly for the Nasdaq 100 and the tech sector.
Two economic activity bellwethers in Caterpillar (CAT) and UPS are slated to report earnings Wednesday morning and investors will look closely for insight on global growth. Boeing (BA) will also report.
Gold prices area struggling to break from a choppy range despite market turmoil as the US Dollar remains broadly resilient, capping scope for anti-fiat asset gains.
The S&P 500 tagged record highs as quarterly earnings from Delta Airlines (DAL) are likely to highlight the stock‘s relative strength in the industry amid the grounding of Boeing’s 737 Max planes.
Despite a late-day rebound, the Dow Jones closed slightly lower to post a third consecutive decline. With FOMC minutes fast approaching, the Index finds itself at a key crossroad.
The Japanese Yen rose ahead of the Golden Week holiday in Japan. Souring risk appetite amid deepening global growth concerns may see further headway made.
Currency markets are showing all the telltale signs of risk aversion despite exuberance on Wall Street even as S&P 500 technical positioning flashes warning signs.
Crude oil prices may turn lower if early technical clues pointing to ebbing upside momentum find a complimentary catalyst in incoming earnings reports.
A series of upbeat earnings released on Tuesday propelled two of the three major US equity markets to top all-time highs. Wednesdays reports from the likes of Boeing and Microsoft will be critical for continuation.
Currency markets hint at anxiety as the first-quarter corporate earnings season resumes. Worrying outcomes may boost the US Dollar and the Japanese Yen.
FAANG member Netflix slid in after-hours trading on Tuesday after the company revealed sturdy financial results accompanied by a softer outlook than analysts had expected.
The anti-risk Japanese Yen may return to the offensive as US banks JPMorgan and Wells Fargo report first-quarter results, highlighting a slowdown in global growth.
Crude oil and gold prices fell as the US Dollar rallied in the wake of March FOMC meeting minutes. First-quarter earnings reports from US banks are now in focus.