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Investing.com– Asian stocks were a mixed bag on Wednesday, with Chinese markets seeing sustained losses after the U.S. added more major firms to a blacklist, while Japanese markets fell after government officials warned of intervention in the currency market. Regional markets showed some resilience in the face of a negative…
Investing.com — US stock index futures opened marginally higher Tuesday in thin trading ahead of the Christmas holiday, stabilizing after gains from the world’s largest technology stocks. At 10:00 ET (15:00 GMT), both and were up about 0.2%, while were slightly down at 0.03%. American Airlines Group (NASDAQ:) shares dropped…
Shares of Voya Financial (NYSE:) experienced a significant drop, plunging by as much as 8.6% on Tuesday. This marked the largest intraday fall since February and came after the insurance company pre-announced a weaker-than-expected performance for the fourth quarter. Voya Financial specifically pointed out that its Stop Loss policy year…
Investing.com– Most Asian stocks climbed on Tuesday with shares in Japan and South Korea leading gains on strength in major technology stocks, while Chinese shares declined on new U.S. export restrictions. The and hit record closing highs on Monday on a rally in heavyweight tech stocks, as optimism over artificial intelligence…
Investing.com– Gold prices rose in Asian trade on Friday, taking advantage of a weaker dollar as traders bet on a December interest rate cut, while increased geopolitical tensions also pushed up haven demand. The yellow metal was nursing some losses for the week after the announcement of an Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire.…
Investing.com– U.S. stock index futures moved little in evening deals on Wednesday as markets digested a mixed showing from artificial intelligence major Nvidia, which clocked strong earnings but presented an outlook that just scraped past estimates. Futures moved little after a muted session on Wall Street, as anticipation of NVIDIA…
Investing.com — Bath & Body Works Inc. (NYSE:) shares slipped over 3% in pre-market trading on Friday, following a downgrade from Barclays (LON:), revising its rating on the stock to “underweight” from “equal weight.” This reflects concerns about the retailer’s 2025 outlook, citing risks tied to both waning consumer demand…
