JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon addressed his U.S. workforce in a memo the morning after the U.S. presidential election.
Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: General Motors, Cigna, Merck, Regeneron & more
The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include General Motors, Cigna, Merck, Regeneron, and more.
With election nearing a resolution, investors see some market-friendly themes emerging
With the election over, some old themes will be reemerging, regardless of who will be the president.
A Biden presidency could ’soothe the markets‘ nerves,‘ says Asian bank CEO
A Biden administration could soften U.S. rhetoric against China even as it maintains the overall tough stance, said Piyush Gupta, CEO of DBS Group Holdings.
‚You want to fade this rally,‘ top Wells Fargo market strategist says
Wells Fargo Securities‘ Christopher Harvey believes the election outcome will signal a smaller than expected coronavirus aid package.
Dow futures jump more than 300 points as Wall Street extends post-election rally
U.S. futures were sharply higher early Thursday as the major averages looked to add to Wednesday’s rally.
General Motors shares jump after truck sales deliver big earnings beat in third quarter
GM’s net income surged 74% to $4.05 billion in the third quarter from $2.35 billion during the same three months last year.
Qualcomm soars after sales and earnings beat expectations
Qualcomm has said it is well-placed to benefit from the rise of 5G networks and handsets.
UK Sunak reportedly set to extend furlough program until March next year
BBC political correspondent, Nick Eardley, reports in a tweet
NEW: Chancellor set to extend furlough until March, sources have told the BBC. Details just after midday – not clear if it will mean full 80 per cent.
Well, Sunak will be addressing parliament soon – scheduled to be at the top of the hour – on the
NEW: Chancellor set to extend furlough until March, sources have told the BBC. Details just after midday – not clear if it will mean full 80 per cent.
Well, Sunak will be addressing parliament soon – scheduled to be at the top of the hour – on the
ECB’s Villeroy: French second lockdown to have less economic impact than the first
Villeroy says the Bank of France will publish its first estimate of the impact of the second lockdown next Monday
I think the headline is very much expected, otherwise the market wouldn’t take too kindly on the news. That said, the lockdown is still expected to drag French Q4 economic output into negative territory and that
I think the headline is very much expected, otherwise the market wouldn’t take too kindly on the news. That said, the lockdown is still expected to drag French Q4 economic output into negative territory and that