These are the stocks posting the largest moves before the bell.
Bodegas are looking to zoning laws to defend their turf against instant delivery start-ups
How New York regulators respond to the rapid delivery grocers could have implications for other cities as the quick commerce sector expands across the U.S.
Dow futures decline more than 200 points as yields jump on jobs report
Stock futures rose in early morning trading Friday as investors digested a slew of corporate earnings reports.
Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Snap, Amazon, Ford and more
See which stocks are posting big moves after the bell.
Going abroad? Your destination may require travel insurance
About a dozen countries have added an insurance mandate for tourists during the pandemic era, to cover costs related to Covid-19.
Amazon shares soar on cloud revenue beat and huge profit gain from Rivian stake
Amazon on Thursday reported a big beat on the top line in its fourth quarter results, driven by a gain on its stake in electric vehicle company Rivian.
Ford shares fall after fourth-quarter earnings significantly miss Wall Street’s expectations
Ford Motor reported earnings after the bell. Here are the results.
ForexLive European morning FX news wrap: Euro adds to gains after hawkish ECB tilt
Headlines:Money markets now price in a 50 bps rate move from the ECB by the end of the yearOil continues to impress as the run higher gathers more legsGoldman Sachs expects ECB to start hiking rates in SeptemberECB survey sees inflation falling back below target next yearEurozone December retail sal
Oil continues to push higher on the day, where to next?
From a technical perspective, it is hard to go against the rise/break in oil prices at the moment.
WTI crude is trading to its highest since 2014 and there isn’t any clear resistance all the way through to $100 perhaps next. However, there is still plenty of food for thought despite the technical
Eurozone December retail sales -3.0% vs -0.5% m/m expected
Prior +1.0%Retail sales +2.0% vs +5.1% y/y expectedPrior +7.8%Euro area retail sales were much weaker than estimated in December as rising consumer inflation may be starting to take a toll on spending/consumption despite it being the Christmas shopping season. Retail sales of non-food products fell