
Stock Futures Rise amid Generally Bleak Market as Goldman Sachs Posts Better-than-Expected Earnings
The stock futures tied to all three major indexes advanced after Goldman Sachs’ latest earnings report came in better than expected.
The stock futures tied to all three major indexes advanced after Goldman Sachs’ latest earnings report came in better than expected.
Analysts opine that expected earnings reports could impact investors’ reaction to the stock market after last week’s volatility.
Bitcoin and Ethereum have shown a strong upside over the last weekend. A strong weekly closing can result in a further price rally ahead this week.
The lawsuit filed by Twitter notably wanted an expedited hearing set at around 60 days from the filing date.
Stock markets in Europe began Friday on a positive note even as China continues to weather lingering headwinds from Covid controls.
The stock market turned up underwhelming numbers on Thursday as talks of a recessionary plunge continue to dominate the financial outlook.
The high inflation growth and the projected interest rate hike may result in an unwarranted situation of an economic recession.
The growth in the US Inflation rate is also notably weighing down on the hoard of digital currencies beginning with Bitcoin.
US stock futures are currently in a jittery state and could take further cues from the incoming latest inflation report.
The US stock market seemed to be under pressure, losing out on all major sectors as key inflation data draws near.
European markets saw a drop in value across the board as energy costs intensify and the euro nears dollar parity.
The Nasdaq, S&P 500, and Dow all closed lower as US equities fell to begin the week ahead of anticipated quarterly reports.
The US stock market futures will always be an indication of how healthy the economy is at the time.
Buyers sometimes develop cold feet right after getting what they want. But Musk says his decision to back out of the Twitter deal is due to too many unanswered questions.
Additional reports from the analyst stated that this is the most recent in a string of fakeouts that will deceive many traders into thinking the bottom is in when, in fact, the trend is still downward.